Free CCAT-style practice test

The Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT) is a 15-minute, 50-question test many employers use to screen candidates. Almost nobody finishes it, so pacing matters as much as knowing the answers.

What the test covers

• Maths and number series: arithmetic, percentages, word problems and patterns
• Verbal: antonyms, analogies and sentence completion
• Logic and attention: syllogisms, ordering and detail checks

How to pace yourself

• Aim for about 18 seconds per question and guess rather than stall.
• There is no penalty for wrong answers, so never leave a question blank.
• Questions get harder as you go, so bank the early easy points quickly.

About this practice test

Every question is original and written to match the format, timing and difficulty of the real test. On Pace isn't affiliated with the publishers of any test. After you finish, you get your score, an estimated percentile and a chart of where your time went.