Just venting a little bit, though all is not lost yet.
I just took it. I was finally up to getting 710 - 740 consistently in the practice tests, but have a strong feeling that I flunked the quant part again this time. Questions felt too easy, at the end, I had to guess on too many, and I also ran out of time, which quite discouraging as I'm confident I could have done the last three questions.
The one thing I'd definitely like to raise, which I also highlighted in the survey post-exam is that I find the way proctoring is handled extremely lacking.
1. I lost a good six minutes in total due to proctor interruptions during the quant sections, time was not paused or added back and these interruptions are extremely stressful and distracting
2. My head or face was never out of frame, or even partially in the frame, I did, however, have it tilted as I was working with a physical whiteboard. I was told twice to show my face, when my head was in full view, but just tilted down
3. I was told to re-centre my camera a couple of times. My camera is fixed on my screen (pop up camera integrated in the screen), both times I just said out loud 'I'm looking at the screen and the camera is fixed' as it was in the verbal section. I didn't actually change anything on the setup, but the proctor then at some point just wrote 'ok'
4. These interruptions came from proctors with different names, so apparently the monitoring is just being passed around. That explains multiple interruptions for the same nonsensical reason, but again, quite annoyed and frankly disappointed with how this was handled and seems to be done in general