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The TOEFL IBT is now the most common format for TOEFL, and poor computer skills can make you nervous, careless and slow. Improve your chance of success by being familiar with a computer and by making full use of the pre-test computer tutorial.
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Some Tips for the ACET: 1. Be wary of the time allotment given for the Language Proficiency test. This is because within the said exam, you'll also need to write an essay. Will you do the essay first or the actual exam? This depends on what you're more comfortable with and which one will let you finish the whole test. Furthermore, be prepared for a separate Reading Comprehension exam. This is similar to the UPCAT Simulated one, but no Filipino's included and there are less items. 2. There are TWO math tests in the ACET: one for the normal Math, and another for Numerical Ability. This is a separate Math exam where ALL the items are word problems, so prepare yourselves for these. 3. Work quickly on the Abstract Reasoning part of the test, since you won't be given a lot of time to answer the items. This applies to the General Information part of the exam as well. For Abstract Reasoning, the key to mastering this test is practice. Try to answer as many exercises as possible so you can recognize patterns faster. 4. The ACET contains a lot more subtests than the UPCAT, so be prepared for an exam that's a little longer. 5. It IS advisable to shotgun some parts of the exam, but ONLY if you're running out of time. The ACET only counts the percentages of correct answers, so getting wrong won't reduce your score. However, it is NOT encouraged to shotgun the entire test. 6. Be wary of the Reading Comprehension (similar to the UPCAT Simulated), Numerical Ability, and Abstract Reasoning parts of the test. These subtests are most likely going to be significantly harder in the simulated exam than in the Diagnostic, so watch out for those. 7. Please take the comments written in your essay assignments and activities as pointers for the essaywriting part of the test. When Ateneo makes its decisions on equally-scoring applicants, they most likely look at who wrote the better essays. This means that it serves as a tiebreaker for admissions, so do not underestimate this part. 8. Review and/or search up on topics that you may think will come out on the General Information part. Read about news, current events, sports, basically anything under the sun (and beyond). 9. Do not ever forget that you are under stricter time pressure in the ACET compared to the other universities' entrance tests. Try to strategize on how to CONSCIOUSLY answer as much items (meaning without shotgun/laser) as you can. 10. You may use your review kits to review for the Vocabulary part of the test. It contains a list of words that you'll most likely encounter during the exam. 11. Eat properly before you go and take the test. Since you're not allowed to eat during the test unless it's break time, eat before leaving to get the energy you'll need esp. since the first half of the test involves the heavy English and Math parts.
