Assessment
General Reasoning Test
What does the General Reasoning Test measure?
Considered an in-depth measure of mental agility the General Reasoning Test (GRT2 and IRT4) has been designed to assess general reasoning ability.
An assessment suitable for non-graduate level applicants, the assessment is made up of three sections - measuring verbal, numerical and abstract reasoning ability - which can be administered individually or together.
Advantages
A quick to complete assessment of mental ability, this assessment is an essential tool for cost-effective selection and assessment across a wide and varied range of roles.
IRT4 and GRT2 have been completed by thousands of people worldwide across a range of professions, locations and cultural backgrounds.
As a result, an extensive range of norms exist enabling respondents' results to be compared to those obtained by a wide range of vocational groups.
The test can identify people who:
- Take poorly reasoned decisions
- Are confused by numbers
- Are slow to benefit from training
- Make numerical errors
- Fail to find solutions to problems
- Fail to grasp abstract ideas
- Have a poor vocabulary
- Are slow to understand issues
- Misuse words
- Comprehend numerical problems
- Reason logically
- Benefit from training
- Perform complex numerical computations
- Are effective problem solvers
- Quickly grasp abstract concepts
- Understand words and their meanings
- Are quick thinking
Assessment reports
The following online reports are available for the GRT1 assessments.
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