SAT/ACT/PSAT Timer vs Exam Timer

Most students score lower than they should on college admissions tests because they simply don't have a sense for how quickly they should be answering the test questions. The College Admissions Test Timer (CATT) helps students develop their sense of pacing as they study by visualizing the dynamic relationship between Questions and Time, the two main elements in taking any test. CATT is optimized for the pace of ACT, SAT and PSAT tests in which x number of questions must be answered in y minutes (e.g., 20 questions in 16 minutes). Just set the questions and minutes, and CATT will visualize the rest, including: -- Color-coded time "slices" representing the total number of questions -- Elapsed time -- Remaining time -- Questions completed -- Questions remaining -- Average time per question CATT is extremely intuitive and simple to use. As you're studying, simply tap anywhere on the screen when you complete a question and your status will be updated. Stay on track, and you'll see a lot of green :-) . Fall behind, and you'll start to see yellow and red :-( . CATT can help you become a better test taker by strengthening your sense of pacing. We appreciate you taking a look and wish you much success as you study for the all-important college admissions tests!! Best regards, Locomedia, LLC *Note: ACT, SAT and PSAT are registered trademarks of their respective owners, which were not involved in the production of this product.

Do you want to get high scores on exams? To achieve this, one of the most important issues is to evaluate the exam period very well. Plenty of practice before the exam is very important. Race against time. It is very important to solve many tests and be able to do them during the exam period. You can follow the exam times with this application during your practice. Simply, select the total number of questions and the total time. The application calculates the amount of time per question. You just tap the Start button, the time required for each question will start to count down. To avoid distractions, the time is shown graphically instead of counting in seconds, the classic method. A green bar graph shows the number of questions you solved in the exam. That's all, that's simple. We wish you success in your exams.