There is nothing to memorize for Casper, but you can practice the timers, answering on camera, and building a fair answer quickly. Here is a plan for the one to three weeks before your test.
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Casper has a video section, then a typed section. Knowing the timers before you start removes most of the surprise.
One to three weeks is enough for most people. With one week, do each step once. With three, repeat the middle step and add a second full test.
Start with a full timed test
Take all 11 scenarios in order on the real timers. It shows you which section and which aspects need the most work.
Drill your weak spots
Practice short sets most days, aiming at the section and aspects that felt hardest. Practice both on camera and typing.
Take another full test
Do one a few days before your date to check your pacing and stamina across all 11 scenarios.
Check your setup
Test your camera, microphone and internet well before test day, then rest the night before.
Each video-response question gives you a 10-second countdown, then 1 minute of recording.
Each typed-response scenario gives you 3.5 minutes to type both answers, so the clock is shared between the two questions.
Most scenarios ask what you would do. A simple four-step structure keeps your answer fair and complete, even under time pressure.
Acknowledge everyone affected
Name each person in the scene, including people who are mentioned but not present, and how the situation affects them.
Gather the facts
Say what you don't know yet and how you would find out, before deciding who is right.
Lay out the options
Give two or three realistic options and what each would mean for the people involved.
Choose and justify
Pick one, explain why it is the fairest, and say what you would do if the facts turned out differently.
For questions about your own experience, describe the situation briefly, then spend most of your time on what you did and what you learned. You can try this structure on our Casper sample questions.
Raters score each of your responses on a 1–9 scale. You won't see those scores. Applicants only receive a quartile.
That means you get no feedback on individual answers, so practice is where you learn what to change. Confetto scores each practice answer 1–9 and turns your session into an estimated quartile. It is a practice signal, not a prediction of your result.
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Each page has a step-by-step approach, a scored sample answer improved line by line, and every matching scenario from our library of 1061.
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