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About: Pearson Assessments
Pearson Education have designed and created a range of testing tools that employers use for recruitment purposes worldwide. One of their most popular products is the Pearson TalentLens, which offers several types of tests, which we have detailed below.
About: Pearson Test Format
Watson-Glaser (critical thinking)
The Watson-Glaser evaluates your ability to analyse and make a decision. It focuses primarily on your ability to draw conclusions based on limited information. It is an opportunity for you to show creative flare and ‘outside the box’ thinking, and is often used by Law firms and other professional practices.
RANRA (Rust Advanced Numerical Reasoning Appraisal)
The RANRA often accompanies a Watson-Glaser test for the recruitment of a more senior role. Similar to the Watson-Glaser, it assesses critical thinking but uses numerical reasoning to do so.
BCAT (Bar course aptitude test)
This is a variation of the Watson-Glaser test, used for Barristers to claim their place on the Bar Professional Training Course
UKCAT (UK Clinical Aptitude test)
This is used for medicine and dentistry school admissions in the UK. It is a timed, multiple-choice test designed to assess your cognitive abilities.
Iris Situational Judgement
Targeted at graduate level, this test will present you with work-like scenarios that you will have to make decisions on. We have created a page dedicated to situational judgement where you can find more information about these types of tests.