The British Army All-in-One 2026
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All 59 tests. 3 months unlimited access, no auto-renew.
- Numerical14 tests
- Verbal15 tests
- Logical16 tests
- Situational Judgement4 tests
- Mechanical6 tests
- Personality4 questionnaires
Free British Army online tests
Practice free British Army online psychometric tests with detailed solutions and reporting.
4.5 out of 5, 475 ratings
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- Detailed test reports
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- 20 min, 11 questionsThe British Army Numerical Reasoning Test 1Start now
- 10 min, 5 questionsThe British Army Verbal Reasoning Test 1Start now
- 20 min, 16 questionsThe British Army Verbal Reasoning Test 2Start now
- 20 min, 16 questionsThe British Army Verbal Reasoning Test 3Start now
- 10 min, 5 questionsThe British Army Logical Reasoning Test 1Start now
- 10 min, 5 questionsThe British Army Diagrammatic Reasoning Test 1Start now
- 10 min, 5 questionsThe British Army Inductive Reasoning Test 1Start now
- 10 min, 5 questionsThe British Army Situational Judgement Test 1Start now
- 8 min, 4 questionsThe British Army Mechanical Reasoning Test 1Start now
- 5 min, 3 questionsThe British Army Big Five (OCEAN) Personality Questionnaire (Sample)Start now
- 7 min, 6 questionsThe British Army Workplace Personality Inventory (Sample)Start now
We are not affiliated with the British Army, and our practice tests are not its own.
About the British Army
The British Army is the principal land warfare force of the United Kingdom, a part of British Armed Forces.
The British Army was formed when the governments and armies of Scotland and England merged to form the United Kingdom in 1707. The new British Army incorporated the English and Scottish regiments that existed at the time.
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How to use the free tests before the British Army assessment
Which test to start with, how to sit it, and what to do with your report afterwards.
Which free test should you take first for the British Army?
Start with the test your British Army invitation asks for. Publishers do not all use the same names, so look for the kind of test in the wording. Abstract reasoning can mean any of our logical, inductive or diagrammatic tests, and a mechanical comprehension test is what we call mechanical reasoning.
If the invitation has not arrived yet, begin with numerical reasoning, which most large employers set, and then try verbal. The timer starts with the first question, so open a test when you can give it the whole time limit.
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How should you take a free British Army practice test?
Take it as you would take the real one: in one sitting, somewhere quiet, with the timer on and the solutions switched off. The questions are only new to you once, so the first attempt is the one that shows where you stand.
Keep an eye on the clock as you work. If a question is taking too long, pick the answer that looks most likely and move on, because a question still open when time runs out earns nothing. The solutions will be waiting in the report at the end.
For illustration only. We are not affiliated with the British Army, and our practice tests are not its own.
What should you do after a free British Army test?
Go through the report before anything else. It shows your score against the test's pass mark and your percentile among other people who took the same test, and review mode opens every question with the correct answer and the reasoning behind it.
Then sort what went wrong. A wrong answer points to a method the solution can show you, and a question you did not reach points to pace. For new questions, take another test of the same kind from our packages, which hold up to 16 tests each.
Reviews of our practice tests
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4.5 out of 5
475 ratings
James Whitfield
British Army tests
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.
British Army tests
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Jeff A.
British Army tests
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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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Questions about the free British Army tests
Short answers about accounts, timing, retakes and price.
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No. Employers keep their test questions private, and we are not connected with the British Army. What our free tests have in common with an online assessment is the format: the kinds of question the main test publishers use, against a similar clock, so the layout and the pace will not be new to you.
No. Pick a test on this page and it opens straight away. You can read the report at the end, but it is not stored, so create a free account and take the tests while signed in if you want to keep your results.
The reasoning tests run from 8 to 20 minutes, with 4 to 16 questions. The personality samples are not timed.
Yes, as often as you like: the report has a button to start the test again. The questions stay the same between attempts, though, so a second score says more about what you remember than about your progress.
Yes. Any phone with an up-to-date browser will do, and there is no app to download. Tables and charts are easier to read on a larger screen, so a laptop is the better choice for the numerical test if you have one.
No. We do not send results to the British Army or to any other employer, and other people using the site cannot see them. A free test taken without an account is not stored at all: the report is there when you finish and gone once you leave it.
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