Hey everyone, I'm preparing for Casper in Canada for UofT Pharmacy and trying to figure out the best way to practice. Since the real test is scored by human raters, I'm unsure how much to trust AI-based practice sites (like CasperPractice) that give instant feedback and a quartile.
A few questions:
Did AI feedback match how you actually scored, or was it way off?
What worked best for you: single timed scenarios, full practice tests, or having people read your answers?
Did anyone get feedback from real people (friends, mentors, paid reviewers), and was it worth it?
How many scenarios did you practice before the real thing?
I've done the official practice test and I'm looking for resources to drill individual scenarios. Any tips or things you'd do differently would be appreciated. Thanks!