I did mine 25th october. how it happened with the behavioural tests etc was that dates you sat it didn't relate to when you found out. it ended up being people who sat it later heard first so there's no way to know.

Reply 988

Neurola

P.s out of interest, is anyone on here applying for the science stream?

Reply 989

Kneale

Original post by Cazza180

The waiting is a joke :frown:

Out of interest, what other grad schemes have people applied to?

Patience

Just HMRC and this one.

Reply 990

AJCSShp

Original post by Neurola

P.s out of interest, is anyone on here applying for the science stream?

Yeah, the science and engineering scheme is my first choice.

Reply 991

anwilliams1992

Just done the e-tray. I completed it with about 12 seconds to go. On average I was probably about 55% satisfied with my answers, and no hope of going back to check them. Any positive feeling I have stems from the fact that others on here also found it really hard, so who knows. I probably spent too long on the first few emails before I realised how quickly time flies! On the plus side, the situation was really interesting, unlike those in the SJT. Best of luck everyone.

Reply 992

AluminiumSkies

Original post by anwarpwnsall

Just to ask guys, when did you do the etray? I did mine on Monday 14th so wondering if I'll hear roughly same time too?

Did mine on Friday 11th. Patience is key for all of us, as agonising as the wait can seem

Reply 993

rubaiet

Original post by Neurola

P.s out of interest, is anyone on here applying for the science stream?

I have applied for science and engineering scheme.

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Reply 994

anwarpwnsall

Friend did her etray roughly the same time as me and got her results (didn't pass) the other day

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Reply 995

Katy755

I was just about to click "submit" on the 24th question when it timed out and submitted for me - god damn it! :P Fingers crossed!

Reply 996

SuomenJoutsen

I found it helpful to divide the number of emails by the time given after using the suggested background reading time. It left 2.5 minutes per email. I then wrote down the corresponding total time I should have left after finishing each email on a piece of paper. E.g.,

Email 1 57:30
Email 2 55:00
Email 3 52:30
...
Email 24 00:00

I ended up having over ten minutes to spare, so maybe this is a useful technique for pacing oneself. Additionally, I noted the answers I was unsure of so I could review them before submission.

Reply 997

Katy755

^ Yeah, I had done that, but I think I must have wasted a bit of time scrolling to check the time left, etc. I'm not *too* concerned really, it's just a mild frustration haha

Reply 998

boomssss

Was anyone here rejected upon completion of the behavioural and situation tests?
Is it possible to get feedback?

Reply 999

Merlivus

Fingers crossed everyone for tomorrow if we get our results. Not sure what my plans are if I don't pass the e-tray, I love my current job but i can't see it as my career like I can the fast stream, might try and enter the CS directly.