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Jammy
Member
Hi all,
From what I've heard and read, in recent years, IAI has put out some nasty CT3 papers, possibly in reaction to the increase in candidates.
Also, again from what I've heard and read, IAI papers have moved to a more standard/predictable format with fewer tricky questions, in the last 2 or so diets.
Since I'm appearing for CT3 this May, I'd like to know if these 2 bits are true.
If they are indeed moving towards a more standardized paper with fewer tricky questions, which papers (Eg: may 2011) would not be ideal for mock attempts / practice?
Would it be advisable to skip these papers and attempt 10 other papers? Time is a big constraint with college exams coming up, hence I'd like to go for the most appropriate papers for practice.
Thank you
From what I've heard and read, in recent years, IAI has put out some nasty CT3 papers, possibly in reaction to the increase in candidates.
Also, again from what I've heard and read, IAI papers have moved to a more standard/predictable format with fewer tricky questions, in the last 2 or so diets.
Since I'm appearing for CT3 this May, I'd like to know if these 2 bits are true.
If they are indeed moving towards a more standardized paper with fewer tricky questions, which papers (Eg: may 2011) would not be ideal for mock attempts / practice?
Would it be advisable to skip these papers and attempt 10 other papers? Time is a big constraint with college exams coming up, hence I'd like to go for the most appropriate papers for practice.
Thank you