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PD2FD · Guru

What time did your test actually start?

63ASAP · Guru

As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.

HousingStairwell · Member

With all this lists floating around in group chats they might as well give these dudes an open book exam tomorrow . Shout out to myself for signing up for the exam day one. Lmao, that got me a 7:30 start time on the first day. I shouldve waited.

HopeBoss · Senior Member

63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.

In mikes defense, almost all of the procedures being tested were found in his packets. Only thing is that some of the questions were just so horribly written and some even had two right answers! Fights not over my friends ! Well take this to the protest session and ensure to get 11+ questions dropped like the 2017 sgts exam.

HousingStairwell · Member

63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.

everything Is fair game but if these guys show a pattern in what they ask on these exams it does logically make sense to rank those procedures higher than ones that barely get tested. With that said I just saw a wanted flyer for Mike for grand larceny and I cant stop laughing.

countryroads · Senior Member

HousingStairwell wrote:
With all this lists floating around in group chats they might as well give these dudes an open book exam tomorrow . Shout out to myself for signing up for the exam day one. Lmao, that got me a 7:30 start time on the first day. I shouldve waited.

Eh... to be honest, it'll be a different exam... plus, scrambling to read all those procedures in one night isn't really going to help anyone. I just hope tomorrow's test is the same level of difficulty, for the sake of fairness.

IamTheLaw · Senior Member

HopeBoss wrote:
63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.
In mikes defense, almost all of the procedures being tested were found in his packets. Only thing is that some of the questions were just so horribly written and some even had two right answers! Fights not over my friends ! Well take this to the protest session and ensure to get 11+ questions dropped like the 2017 sgts exam.

There wasn't 11 throw outs. That exam was curved by a large margin. Hopefully it happens again for you guys. Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you. I know the feeling of uncertainty. The promotional process is borderline abusive. Just try and stay positive and take it one day at time. If I hear anything in the coming months I'll let you guys know, but this new administration plays things obscenely close to the chest, and changes their minds on things even more than the previous one.

-- Edited by IamTheLaw on Thursday 4th of August 2022 02:01:53 AM

RamJamFlamSong · Senior Member

63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.

I will never know if this exam was a kin to the 2015 LT's exam but from how I feel and what others are saying, it sure seems all sorts of FUBAR. I love your analogy equating the 2015 exam to a chemistry exam but I believe this brings out one glaring issue in our promotional exam process. Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and a myriad of other academic exams have one thing in common; a basis in logic and reason, an unrelenting pursuit of the truth. Instead, what we have here today is an eclectic mix of esoteric facts based on nothing more then paying tribute to vestiges of the past. For any organization to advance forward logic and reason must prevail, yet what we saw here today is such that all S do not equal P.

EDIT: This comment had to be edited because the forum does not support the does not equal symbol.

-- Edited by RamJamFlamSong on Thursday 4th of August 2022 02:11:47 AM

FranknBeans · Senior Member

The main issue with the 2015 lt exam was that it had a rate of like 1% passing on the regular test and 80% for the makeup exam

HousingStairwell · Member

These exam writers also went to elite and the key. They know how these guys prepare us and I feel like they purposely tried to circumvent that.

Passit100 · Senior Member

HousingStairwell wrote:
These exam writers also went to elite and the key. They know how these guys prepare us and I feel like they purposely tried to circumvent that.

I agree

countryroads · Senior Member

RamJamFlamSong wrote:
63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.
I will never know if this exam was a kin to the 2015 LT's exam but from how I feel and what others are saying, it sure seems all sorts of FUBAR. I love your analogy equating the 2015 exam to a chemistry exam but I believe this brings out one glaring issue in our promotional exam process. Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and a myriad of other academic exams have one thing in common; a basis in logic and reason, an unrelenting pursuit of the truth. Instead, what we have here today is an eclectic mix of esoteric facts based on nothing more then paying tribute to vestiges of the past. For any organization to advance forward logic and reason must prevail, yet what we saw here today is such that all S do not equal P.

EDIT: This comment had to be edited because the forum does not support the does not equal symbol.

-- Edited by RamJamFlamSong on Thursday 4th of August 2022 02:11:47 AM

Theforceisstrongwiththisone · Guru

63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.

As soon as I heard that DCAS is enforcing an indoor mask policy, I knew this was going to be another promotional exam fiasco! they enjoy toying with peoples careers. From the extra expermiental sgt exam questions that one exam, from Captain Insanos 2015 Lt exam, from the disparate impact exam expert. They do not care.

Theforceisstrongwiththisone · Guru

And to Yanos credit he puts his heart and soul into his course, by far the hardest working guy in the promotional school business. With that said, it appears that Ed & Tony knocked it out the park again. You might learn basics from elite & the key, but the best insurance policy out there is rising star. Im sure their sales will be through the roof for the Upcoming Lt exam

RamJamFlamSong · Senior Member

Theforceisstrongwiththisone wrote:
And to Yanos credit he puts his heart and soul into his course, by far the hardest working guy in the promotional school business. With that said, it appears that Ed & Tony knocked it out the park again. You might learn basics from elite & the key, but the best insurance policy out there is rising star. Im sure their sales will be through the roof for the Upcoming Lt exam

I don't see how any of the course instructors could be to blame for any of this. They all did a wonderful job, and were honestly probably boss fighters back in the day. The debacle we were just apart of is the result of an absent, egotistical, and vengeful NYPD. Without the leadership of George Mifsud I likely would not be able to muster the strength the make my self-righteous posts.

Passit100 · Senior Member

I.must say RS helped me breakdown the questions

Theforceisstrongwiththisone · Guru

HousingStairwell wrote:
63ASAP wrote:
As always, DCAS has proven incapable of administering an exam without controversy. As always, Mike is MIA when students realize he sold a false bill of goods (ranking procedures has been a mistake since the 1990s exam cycles. Everything is fair game). As always, the job doesnt forcefully push DCAS enough for more control over the exams. Since 2013 or so, a vendor being paid millions has carte blanche to alter, edit, revise questions as they are fit in the name of equity. This was FOILd a while back and discussed here. But in fairness, thats DCAS, not 1PP.

Nevertheless, while I sense 2015 LT vibes in terms of WTF, it seems there is greater likelihood that studiers passed (though maybe not as high as hoped). When people ask me about the 2015 exam I essentially tell them imagine studying the patrol guide for six months only to walk in to a chemistry exam. As usual, this job/city obsession with mediocrity has resulted in the demoralization of 10k+ test takers. Im sorry. Ive been around the promo game since 2011 SGT and every cycle its like dejavu. And they wonder why no one recommends this job. I feel for the Tier 3 crew, for whom promotion is nearly essential to retire comfortably. I wish you all best of luck. Ive been there, and its one of the worst feelings on earth.
everything Is fair game but if these guys show a pattern in what they ask on these exams it does logically make sense to rank those procedures higher than ones that barely get tested. With that said I just saw a wanted flyer for Mike for grand larceny and I cant stop laughing.

Mike is laughing alrightall the way to the bank! I wanna be like Mike!

DeezNutz · Veteran Member

Hopefully they don't curve this test as they did for the 2017. That test was a slap in the face to all the people who actually studied. Please, no more curve sgts.

Passit100 · Senior Member

....?? **sigh**here we gooooooo

-- Edited by Passit100 on Thursday 4th of August 2022 03:54:48 AM

HousingStairwell · Member

Theforceisstrongwiththisone wrote:
And to Yanos credit he puts his heart and soul into his course, by far the hardest working guy in the promotional school business. With that said, it appears that Ed & Tony knocked it out the park again. You might learn basics from elite & the key, but the best insurance policy out there is rising star. Im sure their sales will be through the roof for the Upcoming Lt exam

So these guys have the best exam like questions?

HopeBoss · Senior Member

DeezNutz wrote:
Hopefully they don't curve this test as they did for the 2017. That test was a slap in the face to all the people who actually studied. Please, no more curve sgts.

for myself who studied for 8 months, its in our best interest. A lot of those questions were horribly written

InsideGuy · Senior Member

To be honest, the prep schools are being phased out. What you need to study is listed in the NOE, It's US who put our blind faith in these schools. They rank procedures on what THEY think is a 5,4,3 or whatever. Then we see what we call 1,2 procedures and we flip out. Ofcourse they sent test writwrs to the school, its not rocket science, how do you weed out 12k testers to make a list of 1900......Lesson learned..... go old school, read it all and make your own questions and index cards. Or or or fork over hundreds of dollars for 8 hour cram after the regular cram and then the breakdown cram of the cram mixed with cram. It's a buisness, end of story. It all began when they came together to get rid of the free Police Academy material. Stop blindly throwing your money away, sacrifice your time and do it yourself or better yet, come together and teach each other. Stop competing.

HousingStairwell · Member

InsideGuy wrote:
To be honest, the prep schools are being phased out. What you need to study is listed in the NOE, It's US who put our blind faith in these schools. They rank procedures on what THEY think is a 5,4,3 or whatever. Then we see what we call 1,2 procedures and we flip out. Ofcourse they sent test writwrs to the school, its not rocket science, how do you weed out 12k testers to make a list of 1900......Lesson learned..... go old school, read it all and make your own questions and index cards. Or or or fork over hundreds of dollars for 8 hour cram after the regular cram and then the breakdown cram of the cram mixed with cram. It's a buisness, end of story. It all began when they came together to get rid of the free Police Academy material. Stop blindly throwing your money away, sacrifice your time and do it yourself or better yet, come together and teach each other. Stop competing.

Just curious for your next promotional exam:

If the ranking system is in the past how will you decide what to study the most?

Sgtnogood · Veteran Member

Everything is fair game

HousingStairwell · Member

Sgtnogood wrote:
Everything is fair game

We know that but clearly some procedures have a higher likelihood of being on the exam than others.

Sgtnogood · Veteran Member

Well today's sgt exam proved that wrong

Passit100 · Senior Member

HopeBoss wrote:
DeezNutz wrote:
Hopefully they don't curve this test as they did for the 2017. That test was a slap in the face to all the people who actually studied. Please, no more curve sgts.
for myself who studied for 8 months, its in our best interest. A lot of those questions were horribly written

Definitely agreed. Alot of us put in the work.

NauseousPBBN · Senior Member

Guys, I completely get the rage and disappointment but your anger should be towards DCAS and exam writers, not the classes.

After speaking to numerous people, barely any 1 or 2 procedures were mentioned. The majority of questions were taught. The issue lies in how badly written these questions were. I am pretty confident that if you all sat down and took a properly written test, testing the same exact points, you'd all do a lot better.

As far as the job trying to purposely make a small list just isnt true. The last exam, only 1200ish (before curve) passed out of 11,000 and that was one of the most straightforward exams given. They are going to exhaust this 2700+ list, when historically we all thought it would die around 1800ish. People are resigning and retiring in numbers never seen before. They need a large list.

They either are going to:
1) Have a list too small and will need to another exam in short time
2) Apply a curve and increase list
3) Throwout numerous questions to make up for all the probable incoming lawsuits

At this point, you all should take that anger, and use it together, compile an answer sheet (after last group has tested), and work together to find verifiable and concrete reasons to protest as many questions as possible.

HopeBoss · Senior Member

NauseousPBBN wrote:
Guys, I completely get the rage and disappointment but your anger should be towards DCAS and exam writers, not the classes.

After speaking to numerous people, barely any 1 or 2 procedures were mentioned. The majority of questions were taught. The issue lies in how badly written these questions were. I am pretty confident that if you all sat down and took a properly written test, testing the same exact points, you'd all do a lot better.

As far as the job trying to purposely make a small list just isnt true. The last exam, only 1200ish (before curve) passed out of 11,000 and that was one of the most straightforward exams given. They are going to exhaust this 2700+ list, when historically we all thought it would die around 1800ish. People are resigning and retiring in numbers never seen before. They need a large list.

They either are going to:
1) Have a list too small and will need to another exam in short time
2) Apply a curve and increase list
3) Throwout numerous questions to make up for all the probable incoming lawsuits

At this point, you all should take that anger, and use it together, compile an answer sheet (after last group has tested), and work together to find verifiable and concrete reasons to protest as many questions as possible.

I got several questions Im already protesting

Passit100 · Senior Member

NauseousPBBN wrote:
Guys, I completely get the rage and disappointment but your anger should be towards DCAS and exam writers, not the classes.

After speaking to numerous people, barely any 1 or 2 procedures were mentioned. The majority of questions were taught. The issue lies in how badly written these questions were. I am pretty confident that if you all sat down and took a properly written test, testing the same exact points, you'd all do a lot better.

As far as the job trying to purposely make a small list just isnt true. The last exam, only 1200ish (before curve) passed out of 11,000 and that was one of the most straightforward exams given. They are going to exhaust this 2700+ list, when historically we all thought it would die around 1800ish. People are resigning and retiring in numbers never seen before. They need a large list.

They either are going to:
1) Have a list too small and will need to another exam in short time
2) Apply a curve and increase list
3) Throwout numerous questions to make up for all the probable incoming lawsuits

At this point, you all should take that anger, and use it together, compile an answer sheet (after last group has tested), and work together to find verifiable and concrete reasons to protest as many questions as possible.

I definitely agree at the end of the day we are the ones that took the test we are the ones that was supposed to study the material all of the anger should be at dcas I am mad at dcas. They were very disorganized with the line and the fact that we started late just made things even worse . By the time I was done with that test my head was pounding . So I'm sure that they are going to have no choice but to accommodate us . I'm not mad at Mike and I'm sure as hell not mad at the key or Rising Star they provided all of the information that we needed decas is the one that messed it up. I signed up for the PRS and I will be there whether I pass or failed. I promise you if all of us show up in strength and protest this will help everybody. I truly believe that they may either do a curve or massive throw outs how many and how much is going to be determined. And you are right everyone is leaving in massive droves so they are going to need sergeants to take place of the ones who are leaving.

-- Edited by Passit100 on Thursday 4th of August 2022 03:26:14 PM

NoCD · Veteran Member

The proctor I spoke to said I would be able to find out the score online after the "session is over".

Gabagool · Member

One proctor said 1 week the other one said 3. They didnt know anything besides saying put your mask over your nose

Happy Al · Senior Member

Guys, relax. I think everyone did better than they think. When I took last Sgt test, I thought I was borderline with 68 or 71. Ended up in the 90s. Everyone I spoke to at that time who said test was easy failed measurably. Most people who said test was hard and confusing did very well. I think its because of your knowledge that you were able to see all the faults with questions and possibility of double answers or perhaps seeing that the correct answer is not fully correct but best of 4 available. Wait till your test scores. You might be pleasantly surprised.

VetteCop · Senior Member

PROTEST PROTEST PROTEST

literally the best thing you can do for a poorly written test. Not only did it add a ton of points for people on the 2017 test (aside from the curve) it is also what will show DCAS that they wrote a crap test...

don't have the attitude that "oh my buddy is protesting I don't need to go." NO, get off your ass and spend a few hours doing the protest. It is TOTALLY WORTH IT - for you, and your fellow colleagues.

Patrol4Life · Newbie

The proctor I asked said the results would be emailed to us in 2 to 3 weeks. I hope your right though.

Alex · Member

Buyer beware, I guess. Cant believe people would put their faith in Yano who is a one man show when the Key and Rising Star was literally a team of former chiefs, test writers, and top scorers on their exam. Saw their bios and figured this was the best bet and I have no regrets now re-examining the material, rising Star questions and comparing them to what I recalled on that exam

RamJamFlamSong · Senior Member

Word on the block is, they gave the same test today. I just talked to some dudes who took it and they had the same questions.

Passit100 · Senior Member

RamJamFlamSong wrote:
Word on the block is, they gave the same test today. I just talked to some dudes who took it and they had the same questions.

O boi

497CRUSADERS · Veteran Member

Friend just got out I rattled 5 questions from yesterdays exam and he said that was exactly on his test and also no fucking math question. The same stupid spelling error question. Im sure once someone FOIL's the shit out of DCAS Aug 4th test takers are going to have a higher percentage than Aug 3rd test takers. There has to be throw-outs and a curve coming our way how can this test be validated if not.

Passit100 · Senior Member

Smh wow...will DCAS ever not Fuck up an exam...they might as well make it open book

-- Edited by Passit100 on Thursday 4th of August 2022 06:26:10 PM

Futureauxiliary · Guru

Shame on the people who gave out questions and answers to people taking the exam on day 2. These people will now score higher then you, and will thus making your list# drop drastically.

countryroads · Senior Member

497CRUSADERS wrote:
Friend just got out I rattled 5 questions from yesterdays exam and he said that was exactly on his test and also no fucking math question. The same stupid spelling error question. Im sure once someone FOIL's the shit out of DCAS Aug 4th test takers are going to have a higher percentage than Aug 3rd test takers. There has to be throw-outs and a curve coming our way how can this test be validated if not.

Am I dumb or the correct answer was ZERO errors in that one?

PD2FD · Guru

I foresee a curve if today's test takers score higher than yesterday's (which is likely).

Judging by what people are saying, it was a poorly written exam (which isn't at all surprising) considering that the NYPD never selects the most qualified people to write these exams. Instead, they select people that are "hooked up" and want the summer off.

EVERYONE needs to attend the protests sessions. Don't sit idly by and expect others to do the work for you, go and protest the shit out of this exam. Also, if anyone knows who the exam writers are, give them a nice punch in the face on behalf of the 12,000 cops that had to suffer through another atrocious exam.

-- Edited by PD2FD on Thursday 4th of August 2022 06:33:37 PM

Passit100 · Senior Member

I agree we all need to show up ...this is the time when we def need to stick together!

HopeBoss · Senior Member

Futureauxiliary wrote:
Shame on the people who gave out questions and answers to people taking the exam on day 2. These people will now score higher then you, and will thus making your list# drop drastically.

People are such f****** idiots I swear. and we day one people are screwed

Passit100 · Senior Member

HopeBoss wrote:
Futureauxiliary wrote:
Shame on the people who gave out questions and answers to people taking the exam on day 2. These people will now score higher then you, and will thus making your list# drop drastically.
People are such f****** idiots I swear. and we day one people are screwed

Let's just stay positive and pray...we will be good.

497CRUSADERS · Veteran Member

I selected zero. The paragraph was grammatically incorrect but had no spelling errors... another DCAS trick ya question

497CRUSADERS · Veteran Member

the questions were being forwarded on every job what's app group chat we all knew that was going to happen. Any one that asked me what was on the test I said 10 CIMS 220 question........ :)

Msterdan8 · Member

How can they give the same exact test as yesterday? Wouldent there be a lawsuit over this? Dcas is a joke.

HopeBoss · Senior Member

497CRUSADERS wrote:
I selected zero. The paragraph was grammatically incorrect but had no spelling errors... another DCAS trick ya question

Someone told me one word was misspelled