Free aptitude test online
Three practice sets, 10 questions each. No login. Your answers stay in your browser.
Practice only. It is not a real test score.
Choose a set
Warm-up
10 questions · 8 minutes
Basic questions to start with. Good if you have not practised for a while.
4 quantitative, 3 logical, 3 verbal
Campus level
10 questions · 12 minutes
The level of many campus placement tests. Needs some working on paper.
4 quantitative, 3 logical, 3 verbal
Top scorer
10 questions · 20 minutes
Harder, multi-step questions. Try it after you finish the Campus level set.
4 quantitative, 3 logical, 3 verbal
Mock or Real mode
- Mock: see your score, the right answers and an explanation for every question at the end.
- Real: the same screen as a real assessment. No answers until you ask. Practice copy, not proctored.
How it works
- Pick a set. Start with Warm-up if you are not sure.
- Answer 10 questions before the timer ends.
- See your score, the right answers and a short reason for each one.
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Questions
Is the free aptitude test really free?
Yes. All three sets are free. You do not need to sign up or log in.
Does it ask for my email?
No. There is no form and no email box. Start the test and see your result at the end.
Where are my answers kept?
Your answers stay in your browser. We do not collect them on this page.
Is this a real test score?
No. It is practice only. Use it to find your weak topics before a real test.
How long does each set take?
Warm-up takes 8 minutes, Campus level takes 12 minutes and Top scorer takes 20 minutes. Each set has 10 questions.
What topics do the sets cover?
Each set mixes 4 quantitative, 3 logical reasoning and 3 verbal questions.
What is Real mode?
Real mode shows the same test screen your candidates see: full screen where your browser allows it, a warning if you leave the window, and no answers until you ask. It is not proctored, nothing is recorded or sent, and the questions are public. It is without camera. Organisations can add a camera in their own assessments.