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The British Army psychometric tests
Prepare for psychometric tests at the British Army. Reasoning tests with step-by-step solutions, situational judgement tests and personality questionnaires, each with a report.
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What a psychometric assessment at the British Army can include
We do not know the set the British Army sends, because it changes with the role. These are the kinds employers use most, each with what it measures and our practice tests for it.
- Numerical reasoning14 practice testsFigures in tables and charts: percentages, ratios and changes, worked out against the clock.
- Verbal reasoning15 practice testsA short passage, and statements to judge as true, false or not stated by it.
- Logical reasoning16 practice testsShapes and symbols that follow a rule you have to find. The inductive and diagrammatic tests are part of it.
- Situational judgement4 practice testsScenarios at work with several responses, each rated against the one the employer prefers.
- Mechanical reasoning6 practice testsGears, levers, pulleys and circuits, for technical and engineering roles.
- Personality questionnaires4 questionnairesHow you prefer to work, in statements you rate. No time limit and no right answers.
About the British Army
The British Army is the principal land warfare force of the United Kingdom, a part of British Armed Forces.
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The British Army All-in-One 2026
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- Numerical14 tests
- Verbal15 tests
- Logical16 tests
- Situational Judgement4 tests
- Mechanical6 tests
- Personality4 questionnaires
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How psychometric tests work
The two families of test, the questionnaire in more detail, and what employers do with the results.
What is a psychometric test?
A psychometric test measures something about you in a standard way, so every candidate is compared on the same scale. Employers use two families of them.
Ability tests, such as numerical and verbal reasoning, have right answers and a time limit, and give you a score. Personality questionnaires have neither: they ask how you like to work and give a profile. Situational judgement tests sit between the two, with preferred answers about how to handle a situation at work.
What is the British Army personality questionnaire like?
We do not know which questionnaire the British Army uses. Questionnaires come in two formats: some ask you to rate each statement from strongly disagree to strongly agree, and others show a few statements at a time and ask which is most like you and which is least.
There are no right answers, and each trait comes up several times, so answers aimed at an ideal candidate tend to contradict each other. Give the answer that describes you at work, and try both formats beforehand so that neither is new on the day.
How are psychometric test results used?
A reasoning test gives a percentile: where your score falls among a comparison group of candidates. Many employers set a cut-off, and an application below it ends there.
A personality questionnaire gives a profile, which is read against what the role needs and often shapes the questions at the interview. That makes the reasoning tests the place where practice changes the outcome most. Our reports give a percentile after every reasoning test and a profile after every questionnaire.
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Army Cognitive Test prep
Son used this to prepare for the Army Cognitive Test. He is not academic and found the numerical and pattern questions here built his confidence up a lot. He passed the test at the assessment centre last week. Thank you from a grateful dad.
Sam M.
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Jeff A.
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Positive experience, improved skills, more confident
Dan Morgan, Bristol
Revolut
Revolut ops role had a logical test. Did the inductive and diagrammatic ones here for a week. Passed first go. Decent price too.
Chiara
Good. Sometimes the explanation is a bit short for the harder questions but you can usually work it out from the steps given.
William Hartley
DB numerical
Deutsche Bank numerical test passed. The practice tests here are a close match in difficulty and the timer got me used to the pace. Reports after each test are detailed.
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Not in the way you fail a reasoning test: there is no pass mark. Your profile is read against what the role needs, though, and one far from it can end an application, so it is worth taking as seriously as the tests.
Each test has its own limit, and the invitation states it. Our reasoning tests take between 10 and 20 minutes each, and our questionnaires have no time limit.
No. We have no connection with the British Army, and we do not have its tests. Ours are the kinds and formats that large employers use most, so they are familiar by the time an invitation arrives.
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