This course provides five practice tests carefully created to help you practice for your next Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT) and improve your score.

CCAT is increasingly being favored by recruiters as an objective way to test candidates’ general intelligence and capabilities. We will help you get hired!

These tests have been purposefully built to allow self-analysis of your psychometric capabilities through detailed answers, and boost your capabilities for when it truly matters.

Each practice test consists of a total of 50 questions to be completed within 15 minutes, simulating the real CCAT.

All questions will be derived the following knowledge areas:

• Math & Logic:

  • Basic Numeracy

  • Value Comparison

  • Mathematical Problems (time, percentages, etc.)

  • Charts (graph or table)

  • Number Series

• Spatial Reasoning

  • Odd-One-Out

  • Next in Series (identifying a progressing pattern and determining the next shape)

  • Matrices (identifying progressing patterns in a two-dimensional matrix and determining the missing shape)

• Verbal

  • Sentence Completion Questions

  • Letter Sequences

  • Error Checking

  • Seating Arrangements

  • Analogies (identifying the relationship between two words and applying it to an additional pair of words)

  • Syllogisms (deriving conclusions from a given number of premises)

  • Antonyms

  
  

A detailed report will be provided after completing the test providing the following:

• Your final score.

• The ratio of correct answers versus incorrect answers, by Knowledge Area. This will help you identify any weak spots.

• An explanation of each question (accessible by clicking on the “Review Questions” button).

Note that these are simulation tests, based on the CCAT question structure. They are not questions taken directly from CCAT tests, since this would constitute copyright infringement.