DBC Full length Exam

[Ashish]

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DBC full length exams are actually sourced from the earlier exams that you are supposed to take during the course of preparation. I just took the third full exam and have scored really well but I feel like this is because I have already seen all those questions when I took the individual practice tests. I hear people say that DBC full length are reflective of the actual score you will get. Is it true? Like I got 40/40 questions in bio correct because I feel like I had done them once already? I don't know what to think. I don't want to assume that Bio will be similar on the DAT. Any thoughts on this? Thanks!

 

[Likkriue]

Some people take them separately some people do the full length.
I wouldn't use it to accurate gauge where you are in tie studies if it's your second go at it.

 

[Ashish]

Some people take them separately some people do the full length.
I wouldn't use it to accurate gauge where you are in tie studies if it's your second go at it.

Thats what I was thinking. I really thought those individual practice test that DBC's study schedule ask you to do were different than the last full length exams. I should not have taken them before but how would I have known.

 

[asdf99]

Thats what I was thinking. I really thought those individual practice test that DBC's study schedule ask you to do were different than the last full length exams. I should not have taken them before but how would I have known.

Damn , good to know ...

 

[tony729]

Are all the bootcamp section questions on the full length?

 

[Likkriue]

Are all the bootcamp section questions on the full length?

Yes. Full length 1 is all the practice test 1s. 2 is all the practice test 2s. Etc etc