A balanced, full-length screening session that samples the mix most first-stage pilot screens cover: numerical and verbal reasoning, abstract and spatial ability, a technical item, two clerical-speed checks (data cross-checking and symbol matching), a monitoring task, a hand-eye control run and a short memory span. Eleven subtests, played back to back and scored as one.
Difficulty
Applied to every subtest that has a difficulty setting. You can still change it on an individual subtest before it starts.
A battery strings several of our standalone exercises into one back-to-back session, the way a real selection day runs subtest after subtest with no gaps. You get one combined score plus a breakdown of how you did on each part, so you can see where to focus. It is deliberately generic: it rehearses the shape and pacing of a screening day without copying any one publisher's test. Which tests do airlines use?
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