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You’re going to see a lot of posts claiming everyone is getting near-perfect DAT scores.
That’s not how standardized exams work.
The DAT is designed to separate preparation levels, not reward pattern memorization or shortcut strategies. Real score distributions still exist. So do retakes.
Strong preparation isn’t about screenshots , it’s about building depth, flexibility, and problem-solving skills that hold up when the exam doesn’t look exactly like your practice sets.
If something sounds too perfect, it usually is.
Happy to answer questions.
That’s not how standardized exams work.
The DAT is designed to separate preparation levels, not reward pattern memorization or shortcut strategies. Real score distributions still exist. So do retakes.
Strong preparation isn’t about screenshots , it’s about building depth, flexibility, and problem-solving skills that hold up when the exam doesn’t look exactly like your practice sets.
If something sounds too perfect, it usually is.
Happy to answer questions.
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