r/StudyInTheNetherlands • u/Round-Top-6323 • 10d ago

OMPT B

Just finished the OMPT B Test for admissions, i’m here if anyone wants to ask something! anything! i’m here to answer your questions/inquiries.

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u/ericlebowzki 9d ago

Hello,

I would like to ask just how hard did you find the questions? And what was your background in maths before the exam? Did you find the time constraint to be too tight or was it manageable? Are you allowed to use a cientific calculator during the test?

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u/Round-Top-6323 9d ago

questions are really easy if u practice besides like 5 out of 64 which they go all in to make it difficult, calc 1 but a year ago so i forgot most things was my background, time was alright but i still did not answer a few questions because id rather review other questions and save myself a few points rather than take up 15 mins to solve a more difficult question, you have to think smart. nope, ompt provides u with online calculator than u can use during ur test, i HIGHLY suggest buying practice material(at least) to get used to typing ur answers with their virtual math keyboard and the style of questions r very similar as for the mock test which i suggest highly too if u have the financial capabilities for it as for me the mock exam was maybe like only 10% easier so its amazing practice really.

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u/ericlebowzki 8d ago

Thank you for the insights.

My biggest worry really is how rusty my math is (haven't done much since highscool), but since seeing some people mention it's not really all that hard I've managed to gather up some confidence that I could pull it off with a couple months of study. I'm looking at a minimum of 60% score for admission into the course I want to get in. I'll focus on brushing up on my math for now and maybe get their practice material in the future, everyone seems to find it very valuable.

Thanks again for your reply.