BEST DAT Hole Punching Strategy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2023
- This is the best hole punching strategy for the DAT, and one of the ways to help you get a perfect score on the PAT section of the DAT.
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Agree this is the best strategy!! Ive watched so many videos on hole punching, this is the only one I understood! Thank you sooo much for making this video!!
Thank you! So happy you found it helpful!
This was so helpful, thank you!
Thank you!
I can deal with this tip, is very helpful, but my main concern is that what if I am not given a white board with the grid lines already there? Would I have to recreate them in the same places like you? or should I just do a horizontal line and multiple vertical. Also, is this really allowed to do before the PAT? Am I allowed to write on the whiteboard on every section of PAT? Also, I heard that is prohibited to erase what we had, is that true? Sorry I have so many questions D: Thank you!
No worries - it's standard to be given a whiteboard with grid lines on the DAT. You can make these on your whiteboard at the end (but still during) the science section, which is before the PAT section.
Thanks for the tips, but how do you translate this while using a computer screen?
Great question! You will have a whiteboard that is identical to the graph paper I am drawing on, which you can use just like I did in the video. Then on the screen, you just select the right answer.
The paper that shows the question / hole punches is what will show on your screen. I only drew on that paper to make it easier to visualize the symmetries and concepts as I spoke about them.
I tried doing this I felt like it takes too much time.
It does take time, but with practice, you’ll get faster 🙂