When I got there, lots of people from the morning test were still there. The test wasn't started until after 1pm. After we were seated, a lady read the test instructions. So our test started at ~1:20. We were told to keep test content confidential, so can't share the questions with others. If you read the book carefully, there should be no problem. I personally feel those online tests are not very helpful though. So please do not rely on them totally. I checked my answers a few times before I handed it in. Most people finished in 10-15 min.
When we got out of the exam room, there were still some people from the morning there doing interview. I waited at least an hour until it was my turn. The officer asked me for passport, landing paper, PR card. These were all the things he asked for. I asked if I need to show my degree and transcript, he said no need. The conversation with the officer will be the test for language
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He then asked me to talk about my research, since I do research at a university, and where I graduated from, etc. The interview should be 7-8 min top. Then he said, oh did I mention you got 20 in your test? All in all, things are straight forward. At the end, he said my citizenship is granted, and wait for 2-5 months for oath invitation.