Tackling psychometric tests
An in-depth look at Watson Glaser, verbal reasoning, logical reasoning, situational judgement and numerical tests, including practice test questions and practical tips on how to improve your technique.
Introduction to psychometric tests
General tips for passing psychometric tests
Introduction to Watson Glaser tests
Section 1: Inferences
EXAMPLE Q&As: Inferences
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Inferences
Section 2: Assumptions
EXAMPLE Q&As: Assumptions
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Assumptions
Section 3: Deduction
EXAMPLE Q&As: Deduction
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Deduction
Section 4: Interpretation
EXAMPLE Q&As: Interpretation
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Interpretation
Section 5: Arguments
EXAMPLE Q&As: Arguments
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Arguments
Preparing for Watson Glaser critical thinking tests
Verbal reasoning tests: introduction and top tips
EXAMPLE Q&As
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Test 1
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Test 2
Preparing for verbal reasoning tests
Introduction to situational judgment tests
Tips for passing situational judgment tests
EXAMPLE Q&A: Situational judgment test
Scenario involving teamwork and conflict resolution
Scenario involving balancing competing responsibilities
Other scenario-based interview questions and advice
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Situational judgment test
Preparing for situational judgment tests
Logical reasoning tests: introduction and top tips
EXAMPLE Q&A: Logical reasoning test
PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Logical/abstract reasoning test
Preparing for logical reasoning tests
Introduction to email simulation exercises
Written and in-tray exercises: advice from successful candidates
Numerical reasoning tests: introduction and top tips
EXAMPLE Q&A: Numerical test
Job Test Prep
In short, because our extensive experience delivering workshops on psychometric tests has enabled us to develop highly practical tips and techniques that can significantly improve your test scores.
Uniquely practical and actionable tips and explanations to help you improve your technique.
A broad range of practise questions based on those you’re likely to come across in real tests.
Clear and detailed explanations of why certain answers are right or wrong.
Animated videos to explain concepts more clearly and improve the learning experience.
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Example Q&A videos were especially helpful.
Example Q&A videos were especially helpful.
Read LessGives very good insight into Watson Glaser test's context and methodology
Gives very good insight into Watson Glaser test's context and methodology
Read LessThe section on Watson Glaser and critical thinking tests is exceptionally detailed and helpful for anyone preparing for these assessments. It offers a clear ...
Read MoreThe section on Watson Glaser and critical thinking tests is exceptionally detailed and helpful for anyone preparing for these assessments. It offers a clear breakdown of the test structure, covering each of the five key areas: inferences, recognition of assumptions, deduction, interpretation, and evaluation of arguments. The examples provided for each area are practical and easy to follow, making it simple to understand what each question type is testing. Additionally, there are practice questions: both a round explained by Jake giving reasoning behind each answer and a personal practice round, which gave further chances to cement the knowledge and really build confidence of understanding the tests. The resource doesn’t just explain the questions; it offers tips on how to approach each one, helping you manage time effectively and avoid common pitfalls.
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