I hope you're joking about having to have more than 800 in the Psychometric Exam. (It is still the maximum, right?)

Anyway, I found the Psychometric Exam very dull. Oh, some of the logic puzzles were amusing, but, honestly, I've had more fun in MI written tests.

Care to cite your source? I can verify this, you know..

Just making sure, it was not my intention to offend. There are so few things that I can truely verify, these days. I'm an Undergraduate there, myself.

No, I entered it correctly.. My point of view may be different than other people's, perhaps.. I enjoy a good, interesting exam, or an intricate homework assignment. I dislike tedious, repetitive work, which is what much of the Psychometric Exams is all about. From what I've seen of online IQ tests, they are even duller, but at least the tediousness is compressed to byte-size morsels.

It's *bite*-size, isn't it?

Bite sized, yes, I'm sorry...

Well, people seemed to be bitching about the Psychometric Exam, so I had figured that I'll pitch in. Actually, in general, I think that examinations should be fun - you should feel that you've learned something from them, even if you've flunked them severely.