acedemic_achiver for prep, i barely did anything. though i describe like i do a whole lot of stuff (like the 8 hour study routine), i didnt do this ashton hall routine on jmss or nossal test this year at all. i spent most of my time js vce english prepping
so what i did for prep was like 7 icas tests in total, attended jac, never did the homework (except for handouts), had badminton, language school, and another tuition; so i spent my time doing work from those extracurricular programs. i also had day school work i had to do, so the time i had to prep for jmss was really slim tbh. i barely put in any work, i just did american math comp questions for fun.
i really did find the test easy, and not to flex (well i probably am atp), i finished like all of the tests like 10 mins early. i found all of them relatively easy (except sr wtf was that).
honestly, if you're willing to put in the work, have a rough understanding of what will actually come in the test. i also feel bad for you @acedemic_achiver , cuz u put in so much work yet it didnt meet expectations. dont give up tho, i believe u will make it.
i was too bothered to even try for jmss, i treated it like a practice b4 my nossal exam, which i found absolutely trivial
