Hi All,
I am aware that a huge proportion of the threads in this forum are about the NSRT, and I apologise for making yet another. I also am aware that I am completely over complicating things, but as I am sure you can all remember, I feel quite a lot of pressure to do well as this is my dream career!
So with regards to the NSRT, will I be given paper to note down workings? I have heard from some sources that the whole lot is on paper and there is a separate piece for workings, while one website said that the whole thing was on a computer? Obviously being able to jot down numbers while working out long multiplications etc makes life a lot easier, but I don't want to be preparing like that if I will be expected to retain the numbers in my head on the day.
Also in the booklet, I was given, the choices are all quite varied, which makes estimating in my head a much easier and quicker way of getting my answer. However online, all of the answers are very similar, and there is also an option for 'none of these' which means that you really do need to have worked out an exact number.
Regardless of my concerns, I am full of ambition and I look forward to hopefully serving with some of you in a few years time!
Cheers
I am aware that a huge proportion of the threads in this forum are about the NSRT, and I apologise for making yet another. I also am aware that I am completely over complicating things, but as I am sure you can all remember, I feel quite a lot of pressure to do well as this is my dream career!
So with regards to the NSRT, will I be given paper to note down workings? I have heard from some sources that the whole lot is on paper and there is a separate piece for workings, while one website said that the whole thing was on a computer? Obviously being able to jot down numbers while working out long multiplications etc makes life a lot easier, but I don't want to be preparing like that if I will be expected to retain the numbers in my head on the day.
Also in the booklet, I was given, the choices are all quite varied, which makes estimating in my head a much easier and quicker way of getting my answer. However online, all of the answers are very similar, and there is also an option for 'none of these' which means that you really do need to have worked out an exact number.
Regardless of my concerns, I am full of ambition and I look forward to hopefully serving with some of you in a few years time!
Cheers