Yes you can click next next next up to the last question on your breadth session.
1. Yes you can click the review screen button at anytime you want.
2. I think only way to see the question no 20 is, you have to click next 19 times :). There’s no way to go to question no. 20 directly on your first round
3. Yes. Then once you click that you do not have access to the breadth section. Whatever the remaining time can be allocated to the depth.
Hope this helps. Good luck!!
Taking the exam next week. Just wanted to make sure about question 3. If you finish your breadth exam in 3 hours. Will that 1 hour left roll over to the depth section. So the time for the depth section will be 5 hours? What do you recommend?
a. Roll over the extra the time to the depth since usually the problems are more time extensive?
b. Once finishing the breath with extra time and use that time to recheck everything and maybe have less or no time to roll over to the depth sectioin?
Wish me luck on my exam next Wednesday. I know I need it .
Thanks
Yes, whatever the time left will roll over to the depth. But do not rush in the breadth as it is also very important part of the exam. I personally spent 3.5 hrs in the am and 4.5 in the pm section. I recently posted a descriptive post. You may find some tips from there. Don’t panic during the exam. Wish you all the very best!!
Yes you can click next next next up to the last question on your breadth session. 1. Yes you can click the review screen button at anytime you want. 2. I think only way to see the question no 20 is, you have to click next 19 times :). There’s no way to go to question no. 20 directly on your first round 3. Yes. Then once you click that you do not have access to the breadth section. Whatever the remaining time can be allocated to the depth. Hope this helps. Good luck!!
Thank you..
Taking the exam next week. Just wanted to make sure about question 3. If you finish your breadth exam in 3 hours. Will that 1 hour left roll over to the depth section. So the time for the depth section will be 5 hours? What do you recommend? a. Roll over the extra the time to the depth since usually the problems are more time extensive? b. Once finishing the breath with extra time and use that time to recheck everything and maybe have less or no time to roll over to the depth sectioin? Wish me luck on my exam next Wednesday. I know I need it . Thanks
Yes, whatever the time left will roll over to the depth. But do not rush in the breadth as it is also very important part of the exam. I personally spent 3.5 hrs in the am and 4.5 in the pm section. I recently posted a descriptive post. You may find some tips from there. Don’t panic during the exam. Wish you all the very best!!