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Skolarli Assess · Aptitude

Aptitude tests that measure actual reasoning, not memorisation.

Calibrated, AI-proctored aptitude assessments across numerical, verbal, abstract, logical, and critical reasoning. Hire on signal — not on who Googled the answer fastest.

AI-proctored · Voice fingerprinting · 95% AI tool block · DPDP 2023 compliant
Q 03 / 25 18:42
TRUST · 96
Numerical Reasoning

A product's price increased by 25% then decreased by 20%. What is the net change?

  • A. No change
  • B. 5% decrease
  • C. 5% increase
  • D. 10% decrease
Verbal Reasoning

If "all engineers attended the workshop" and "Priya did not attend", which conclusion is valid?

  • A. Priya is not an engineer
  • B. Priya is not an engineer at this company
  • C. The workshop was optional
  • D. Cannot be determined
Abstract Reasoning

Identify the next shape in the sequence: ▲ ⬛ ⬤ ▲ ⬛ ⬤ ▲ ⬛ __

  • A. ▲
  • B. ⬛
  • C. ⬤
  • D. None of the above
AI tool blocked ChatGPT desktop · 18:39
100K+
Candidates assessed across cohorts
20K+
Aptitude questions across difficulty levels
95%
Of popular AI tools blocked at OS level
4.5/5
Average CSAT across hiring teams
What it is

Why aptitude tests still matter in 2026.

Resumes lie. Interviews favour the talkative. Reference checks tell you what someone's friends think, not what they can do. Aptitude tests cut through all of that — they tell you, in 30 to 60 minutes, how a candidate actually reasons under pressure.

Skolarli's aptitude tests are built for the AI cheating era. Every test runs inside the Skolarli Integrity Browser with AI tools blocked at the OS level, voice fingerprinting active throughout, and a trust score appended to every result. You get the answer and the integrity context.

Assessment types

Six reasoning dimensions. One assessment.

Mix and match the types that fit the role. Each test type has its own calibrated question bank, scoring rubric, and sample questions to preview.

Quantitative

Numerical Reasoning

Tests how candidates interpret data, percentages, ratios, charts, and financial information. Critical for analyst, finance, ops, and product roles.

  • Data interpretation from tables and charts
  • Percentages, ratios, and proportions
  • Time-pressured calculation
  • Adaptive difficulty per candidate
Language

Verbal Reasoning

Measures reading comprehension, inference, and the ability to evaluate written arguments. Essential for any role requiring written communication or document analysis.

  • Reading comprehension passages
  • True / False / Cannot Say inference
  • Vocabulary and synonyms
  • Argument analysis
Pattern recognition

Abstract Reasoning

Evaluates the ability to identify patterns, sequences, and relationships in non-verbal information. Strong predictor of learning agility and conceptual thinking.

  • Sequence completion
  • Pattern matrices
  • Odd-one-out identification
  • Language-agnostic — fair across geographies
Deductive thinking

Logical Reasoning

Tests deductive and inductive reasoning — the ability to draw valid conclusions from given premises. Foundational for engineering, legal, consulting, and analyst roles.

  • Syllogisms and logical chains
  • Conditional statements
  • Cause-and-effect analysis
  • Logic puzzles and seating arrangements
Visual logic

Diagrammatic Reasoning

Measures the ability to follow process flows, decode rules from visual transformations, and apply them to new scenarios. Useful for tech, design, and operations roles.

  • Flow chart interpretation
  • Rule deduction from input/output pairs
  • Spatial transformation
  • Sequence and operator inference
Judgement

Critical Thinking

Tests how candidates evaluate evidence, identify assumptions, and assess the strength of arguments. The single best predictor of leadership readiness in mid-to-senior roles.

  • Assumption identification
  • Argument strength evaluation
  • Inference vs deduction
  • Watson-Glaser style scenarios
Why Skolarli

More than questions. An entire integrity layer.

Other platforms give you a question bank. Skolarli gives you a defensible hiring decision.

AI cheating defended

Every test runs inside the Skolarli Integrity Browser. ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Perplexity blocked at the network and OS level.

Voice fingerprinting

Speaker biometrics confirm the same candidate is taking the entire assessment. No coached cousins, no swapped chairs.

Magic-link delivery

Send a link, candidate clicks, assessment starts. No sign-up, no app download, no candidate portal to manage.

Trust score with every result

Every dossier carries a 0–100 trust score with severity-weighted violation log. You see the answer and the context.

Adaptive difficulty

Question difficulty adjusts to candidate performance in real time. Better signal in less time, every test.

Decision-ready dossiers

Scores, violation log, AI-assisted summary, and recommendation — all bundled into a single export-ready candidate brief.

Common questions

Aptitude testing, upfront.

How long does a typical aptitude test take?
Most aptitude tests run between 30 and 60 minutes depending on the number of test types selected and the role level. You can configure shorter screening tests (15-20 minutes) for high-volume roles, or longer comprehensive tests (75-90 minutes) for senior or specialised positions.
Can candidates take the test on a mobile phone?
Aptitude tests are designed for desktop or laptop use, since the Skolarli Integrity Browser is required for proctored assessments. Tests on mobile devices are technically possible for low-stakes screening but lack the integrity protections of the SIB-proctored desktop experience.
How do you prevent candidates from using ChatGPT or other AI tools during the test?
The Skolarli Integrity Browser blocks access to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity, and other major AI tools at both the network and process level. Virtual machines, screen sharing, RDP, and remote control software are detected and blocked. Every blocked attempt is logged and surfaced in the candidate's trust score and violation report.
Are the questions calibrated for difficulty, or randomly assigned?
Every question in our aptitude bank is tagged with calibrated difficulty (easy, medium, hard, expert) based on candidate performance data over time. Tests can be configured to use fixed difficulty mixes, role-appropriate distributions, or fully adaptive — where difficulty adjusts in real time based on candidate responses.
Can we customise the question bank with our own content?
Yes. Customers can add their own custom questions to the bank, and SkoAI Quiz can also generate calibrated question banks from your own training material or job descriptions. Custom questions are kept private to your tenant and never shared with the public bank.
How does scoring work, and can I export the results?
Scoring is fully automated for objective questions and happens in real time. Each candidate receives a normalised score per test type, an overall aptitude score, a 0–100 trust score, and a violation log. Results can be exported as PDF dossiers or pushed to your ATS via webhook or REST API.
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