If you merely scrapped through your exams in May, prepare for the real deal during the July Finals in Persona 3 Reload. You probably noticed how hard you must study for these, so I hope you’re more prepared this time.
All July Exam Answers in Persona 3 Reload
Exams last from July 14 to July 18, with the last day being automatic with no questions. Even if you get all the questions right, your Academics level will still influence your ranking on your whole grade. You must have Academic Level 5 (Intelligent) or higher to ace the exams.
7/14
- Q: Which form of magic is used to find water sources?
- A: Dowsing
7/15
- Q: How did the Witch of Agnesi gain the first half of its name?
- A: An error in translation
7/16
- Q: Who designed the prototype for the katana?
- A: Taira No Masakado
7/17
- Q: There’s an error in this sentence, what kind is it?
- A: Comma splice
July 18 is an automatic day. Unlike the previous exams, you won’t get free time after it, but you can finally visit the Mayoido Antiques shop later at night. Results will be announced on July 24.
What Do You Get if You Ace the July Finals in Persona 3 Reload?
Correctly answering all questions will net you extra Charm points when results are announced. This will be vital if you want to start the Lovers Social Link as soon as possible. Mitsuru also gets you some rewards when you speak with her later at either the school or the dorms:
- Power Increase II.
- Guard Increase II.
- Magic Increase II.
- Speed Increase II.
- Mega Master Band (If you scored highest in your grade).
How to Get Academics Level 5 Fast in Persona 3 Reload
While having Academics Level 3 for the first exam is difficult to achieve, reaching Level 5 by July isn’t nearly as hard since you have a gist of what you should be doing by now. Your routine will be the same as you did for the last exams, but you still shouldn’t neglect your Social Links to study. As usual, the best bets are:
- Staying awake during classes.
- Going to Wakatsu Kitchen/Game Parade regularly.
- Offering money at the shrine.
- Studying at the dorm with the SEES members.
Offerings can be worth it but are quite pricey and/or RNG-dependent. Only go for them if you have a lot of extra cash to spare from multiple Tartarus explorations. Game Parade is also expensive but will give you good immediate results. Avoid studying at the Library or alone in your room, as these free activities yield the worst Academics boosts.
As always, you don’t want to miss the Group Study sessions at the dorm at night. These Reload-exclusive scenes are some of the best new interactions between the cast and give you a huge boost for your intellect. Unfortunately, answering your classroom questions won’t do anything for it, but you should still do it regardless.
