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Timed mock battery · 20 subtests · ~38 min

Multi-Subtest Assessment

A long, full-length multi-domain session, like a real selection day.

Difficulty

Applied to every subtest that has a difficulty setting. You can still change it on an individual subtest before it starts.

The subtests run one after another with no break. Each shows its own instructions first, then starts when you are ready. Your combined score and a per-section breakdown appear at the end.

What is in this battery

  1. 1Mental ArithmeticNumerical~2 min
  2. 2Speed, Distance and TimeNumerical~1 min
  3. 3Number SeriesLogical reasoning~1 min
  4. 4Verbal ReasoningVerbal~60 sec
  5. 5Aviation EnglishVerbal~2 min
  6. 6Abstract ReasoningLogical reasoning~3 min
  7. 7Planning PuzzleLogical reasoning~3 min
  8. 8Mental RotationSpatial~2 min
  9. 9Cube FoldingSpatial~2 min
  10. 10N-BackMemory~75 sec
  11. 11Associative MemoryMemory~60 sec
  12. 12Dial Speed ReadingAttention~60 sec
  13. 13Sustained AttentionAttention~2 min
  14. 14Determination TestReaction time~60 sec
  15. 15Mechanical ReasoningTechnical~2 min
  16. 16Aviation PhysicsTechnical~3 min
  17. 17IFR Tracking MonitorMultitasking~1 min
  18. 18ILS Approach TrackerPsychomotor~2 min
  19. 19Radio ComprehensionListening~3 min
  20. 20Situational JudgementSituational judgement~5 min

A long, full-length assessment that works through twenty subtests across every skill area, in the spirit of a full selection-day computer test: numerical and reasoning, spatial and memory, sustained attention, a rapid multi-choice reaction task, two technical items, two demanding control-and-monitoring runs, a listening comprehension check and a closing situational-judgement block. Pace yourself, it is meant to test stamina as well as skill.

How the battery works

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?

Frequently asked questions

How long is the full assessment?

Budget around half an hour of focused effort. It runs twenty subtests back to back, so it is as much a test of concentration and stamina as of raw ability. You can end early from the header if you run out of time and still see a score for the sections you finished.

Should I do this one first?

Most people start with the taster or the core battery to warm up, then use this full-length session closer to their assessment date to rehearse pacing and endurance. When you want the complete rehearsal, finish with the Selection Day Simulation, which adds timed breaks and a graded write-up.

Is it a real selection test?

No. It is an original SkyStudy sequence of our own exercises, not any branded assessment, and it does not predict the outcome of a real airline selection.

Other mock batteries

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Aptitude Taster

A quick five-part sampler across the core skills.

~8 min · 5 subtests

Core Screening Battery

A balanced full screen: numbers, words, space, technical, checking, control.

~16 min · 11 subtests

Control & Capacity Battery

Psychomotor control and doing several things at once, under time.

~11 min · 8 subtests

Selection Day Simulation

A full day's cadence: ten modules, timed breaks, and a graded write-up.

~31 min · 10 subtests

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