Depends entirely on your proctor, but it's not very long. Maybe enough time to get a deep inhale, exhale to re calibrate. I guess if they have the requisite sleight of hand you can be onto the next section in about 5-10 seconds :smiley:
It's super fast. Literally enough time to say "pencils down, we're starting the next session, read the instructions and begin now" So, maybe 3-10 seconds, tops. It is back to back action until break and then finishing.
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NONE. In the blink of an eye, you start the next one.
The above are not joking. I was startled at how quickly it moved. Maximum twenty seconds and that is probably generous.
Depends entirely on your proctor, but it's not very long. Maybe enough time to get a deep inhale, exhale to re calibrate. I guess if they have the requisite sleight of hand you can be onto the next section in about 5-10 seconds :smiley:
It's super fast. Literally enough time to say "pencils down, we're starting the next session, read the instructions and begin now" So, maybe 3-10 seconds, tops. It is back to back action until break and then finishing.
Very little. It depends on when the proctor decides to open the next section, but it's 5-10 seconds max.
Edit: The remaining time in the previous section.
And as you've probably heard the countdown clock will tell you the remaining time so we can practice preparing for the quick transition.