To ensure that your efforts are not in vain due to the variables of the test site, try to improve your sense of reality and practice on the CSAT.

📝 CSAT Simulation
Take the actual mock test while listening to the sound of the bell you will hear in the actual exam room along with white noise. In real life, you can maximize the real-life experience through various randomly played noises and an analog clock screen.

🔊 Random noise play
Practice while listening to randomly played coughing sounds, chair sounds, sighing sounds, etc. If you practice while adjusting the difficulty level, you can feel the sandbag effect at the CSAT test site.

⏰ Analog clock
For the CSAT, which only uses an analog clock, you should prepare by thinking, “It’s 9:30,” not “There’s 30 minutes left.” In RealJam, you can see the exam time for each subject on an analog clock at any time.

⏱️ Lap time function
By pressing the lap time button while solving problems during the test, you can easily check which questions you spent a long time on and whether the time allocation was as planned.

📊 Mock test records and statistical functions
After practicing the actual mock test, you can record your scores and feedback, and use the statistics function to see changes in your skills at a glance. Easily manage grade trends, average scores, number of exams, etc. for each subject.

📴 Offline mode
You can use all simulation functions even in environments such as academies where Internet access is not possible or accessible websites are limited. You can also partially use the feedback writing and viewing functions.