NicoNico
So for my oral exam, I had 2 assessors assessing me, one Japanese assessor and one non Japanese assessor. Since I'm fluent in Japanese, the non Japanese assessor did not quite understand what I was talking about so the Japanese assessor basically only asked questions for me. I was really nervous but trust me, once you finish, you'll feel so relieved that it's over and done with. Just remember to be careful with your manners throughout the whole oral exam so you can give a good impression for the assessors. eg. opening and closing the door behind you quietly, say thank you in Japanese after the oral, keep smiling etc
For the written exam, time went by pretty quickly and since I was pretty nervous for it as well, I did forget some parts but I remember the reading time was extremely important. In the reading time, I advise people to definitely read the questions to get an understanding of what you need to listen up for in the listening component so you can get ready to take notes straight away. Also, during the reading time, I suggest going to the back page and pick which prompt you would choose to write about to spare some time during the writing time.
I think that's really it for what happened during my exams and hopefully it helps!
