Is the practice free?

Yes. The reasoning battery and the role kits open on a free account, and the rule-made ones are unlimited.

No. These are reasoning tests in the style of the standard aptitude batteries. A score is a score on this test; EdProcto gives no IQ and claims no norm.

For candidates.
Practise the test before you sit it.

Employers test numerical, verbal, abstract and logical reasoning, situational judgement and job skills. Practise every one of them here, made fresh each time so you learn the reasoning and not the answers, with the working explained after every question.

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What you get.

The reasoning battery

Numerical, verbal, abstract, logical, mechanical, data checking and situational judgement, made fresh each time you open them.

The working, every time

After each question, how the answer is reached, so the next one of its kind is faster.

Timed like the real thing

Set the clock and sit it under exam conditions when you are ready.

Skills by role

Kits for sales, software, nursing, accounting, customer service and more, from the knowledge the role rests on.

Interview practice

Record your answers to common interview questions and hear yourself back.

Your own job description

Paste the posting and a quiz on what it asks for comes back.

How it goes.

Step 1
Open the battery
Free, without an account, as many times as you like.
Step 2
Learn from the working
Study mode explains every answer; retry only what you missed.
Step 3
Sit it timed
Exam mode with the clock on, for the real conditions.

Why it is built this way.

Aptitude tests are learnable. The reasoning they measure improves with practice, and the biggest gain comes from seeing the working after each question rather than only a score at the end. Because EdProcto's battery is made by rule, every sitting is new: you cannot memorise it, so what improves is the skill.

Kits for you.

Every kit

Hiring and skills tests 36A skills test per role from the job description and the material the role rests on; one code for the test; results side by side.Business, finance and management 9Accounting, marketing, strategy, cases and the numbers behind them.Computing and data 20Read the code, predict the output, find the bug, the concept behind it.English and literature 24Reading, grammar, vocabulary in context, a text analysed, a poem read closely.Mathematics 66Arithmetic made fresh by rule; algebra, geometry, statistics and calculus from your own book.Life, citizenship and general knowledge 27Driving, citizenship, first aid, money, the world: what everyone is tested on.

Shapes you will use.

All 111

Multiple choiceOne right answer among options.EstimateA number scored by how close it is.Read codeRead a program; answer what it does.Spoken answerA recorded answer, assessed for what it says.InterviewStructured questions asked aloud, answered aloud.RoleplayA conversation with a character: a customer, a patient, an interviewer.

Guides for candidates.

All the guides

Coding interview practice: read code before you write itA three-week coding interview practice plan built on reading code: tracing, finding the bug, ordering lines and explaining, with two marked examples.How to learn a company's product before the interviewA five-evening plan to learn a company's product, pricing and customers from its public pages, with the selection research, a worked fact sheet and ten questions.Recorded interview questions: how to practise answers aloudWhat studies of one-way video interviews found, a two-week routine for practising answers aloud, a checklist for your recording and one answer before and after.Situational judgement tests: how they are scored, how to practiseHow each situational judgement test format is scored, what studies of coaching, retesting and faking found, and how a candidate can practise honestly.Aptitude test practice: numerical, verbal and logical reasoningTwelve reasoning question types worked step by step, the usual wrong turn in each, a pace in seconds, when to guess, and a one-week practice plan.How to prepare for a pre-employment test or aptitude testWhat each kind of pre-employment test is for, what practice honestly changes, how to practise each kind in a few days, and what to do on the day.

Questions.

Is the practice free?: Yes. The reasoning battery and the role kits open on a free account, and the rule-made ones are unlimited.
Is this an IQ test?: No. These are reasoning tests in the style of the standard aptitude batteries. A score is a score on this test; EdProcto gives no IQ and claims no norm.