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This is a prep guide for the PowerSchool assessment tests (CCAT and personality tests). See what to expect, try sample questions, and get practice tips. Depending on the position for which you're applying, you will likely need to pass the following pre-employment assessment tests. PowerSchool Aptitude Test - the CCAT - The test used in the PowerSchool hiring process is known as the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT). This CCAT assessment is a popular pre-employment test that measures your problem-solving abilities, skill learning capabilities, and critical-thinking skills. The test is comprised of 50 questions covering math, verbal, spatial reasoning, and logic questions, and it has a 15-minute time limit. Watch this short video for a quick overview of the test and visit our CCAT test prep guide to get a better understanding of the exam, get practice tips, and access the full CCAT preparation course.

This is a prep guide for the TIBCO assessment test, also known as the TIBCO CCAT test. Find out what to expect, try sample questions, and more. TIBCO is one of Vista Equity Partners' subsidiaries. Since all Vista's companies use the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT) as an initial screening stage, TIBCO uses it as well. The TIBCO test includes 50 questions to be completed in 15 minutes (making it 18 seconds per question). The questions are divided into four main topics: Numerical Reasoning: Word Problems, Number / Letter Series, Table & Graphs. Verbal: Antonyms, Word Analogies, Sentence Completion. Spatial Reasoning: Next in Series, Odd one Out, Matrices. Logic: Syllogisms, Seating Arrangements, Error Checking.

This is a prep guide for the Cvent aptitude test (CCAT and personality test). Find out what to expect, try sample questions, and get practice tips. The Cvent Aptitude Test is a crucial step in the Cvent recruitment process. Although the tests used by Cvent change depending on the position in question, one of the main ones that are used is the Criteria Cognitive Assessment (CCAT) alongside a personality test. In the CCAT tests, you will be presented with 50 questions that need to be answered in a 15-minute time limit, leaving you with 18 seconds per question. These questions will examine your numerical, verbal, and abstract reasoning abilities.