Is time watch allowed for PCAT test?

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Timing watch ...spelling error
I am seriously thinking about bring one in. I may bring the one that doesn't make the clicking sound. Is it considered as cheating?

There were no clock in the room last time I took the test... and to calculate the remaining time from the regular watch/clock can be distracting.

The examiner did not keep us on track with time either. To write on the board that 20 minuite then 5 minuite remaining is not good enough... I didn't finish many sections on August PCAT test mainly because I didn't manage my time well.

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Timing watch ...spelling error
I am seriously thinking about bring one in. I may bring the one that doesn't make the clicking sound. Is it considered as cheating?

There were no clock in the room last time I took the test... and to calculate the remaining time from the regular watch/clock can be distracting.

The examiner did not keep us on track with time either. To write on the board that 20 minuite then 5 minuite remaining is not good enough... I didn't finish many sections on August PCAT test mainly because I didn't manage my time well.

I hear you on that one. The analog at the test site was of very little help. I'm bringing a digital clock to the test site (different one). Also, it got colder as I took the test despite my wearing a sweater.
 
Timing watch ...spelling error
I am seriously thinking about bring one in. I may bring the one that doesn't make the clicking sound. Is it considered as cheating?

There were no clock in the room last time I took the test... and to calculate the remaining time from the regular watch/clock can be distracting.

The examiner did not keep us on track with time either. To write on the board that 20 minuite then 5 minuite remaining is not good enough... I didn't finish many sections on August PCAT test mainly because I didn't manage my time well.

You can bring a watch. Make sure it doesn't make noise or do anything extra from telling time.
 
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i just use my wristwatch b/c it has that ring on the outside that I can turn to mark my end time...but they always give you a verbal "5 minutes left" for every section.
 
If you get an analog watch, you can set the watch to 12:00 and time yourself that way. Of course, you won't know the exact time left but you really just need to know the number of minutes more or less.
 
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