How To Pass Psychometric Tests

[@apricotwarlord3264]

There are 360 degrees in one full turn of a clock hand. That means there are 30 degrees for every 5 minutes the hand turns. The clock above reads 10:10 am, how many degrees will the large (minute) hand have turned when the time reaches 11:00am? The answer is 300 degrees. Not 270

[@devienraj4509]

300 degrees

[@gcmr87]

phew, I thought id lost my mind

[@김승태-v1g]

5 mins at 30 degrees means 6 degrees a minute and it takes 50 minutes to reach 11:00am from 10:10am. Therefore, 6×50=300

[@utatistics9293]

damn right

[@jackotiende8858]

true initially i felt dump mehn

[@John-qt5em]

The clock question at 22:30min should be 300deg, NOT 270deg. (50min/60min)*360deg=300deg OR 360deg/60min=6deg/1min therefore (6deg/1min)*50min=300deg

[@GameChanger00100]

Good I am not the only on that saw that.

[@bjowulf]

lol - yea - I just hit that one too

[@osandaranathunga1533]

Yes, you are correct. If the time would have been 10:15 the answer 270 deg. is correct...

[@jameswillett3560]

Was just about to point that out. Glad someone else caught it.

[@vernonpadayachy7496]

Was just scrolling through the comments for this. 360/12 then ×10. Thought I went dumb.

[@ivanklymchuk920]

Yes, the answer is 300 degrees. The minute hand must move 270 degrees to get to the 11, however the question asks for 11 o'clock. Therefore it must move 300 degrees.

[@opposinn]

300 degrees

[@JakeKeogh]

I had to go to the comments just to find someone to confirm my mental state

[@jamespeterson9397]

bikiran pardesi . . Yeah that's right I was thinking is there anymore wrong answers he said

[@alpha77W]

The Keogh Clan I did exactly the same. 😅👍

[@MosesOmoghena]

Nope 270 degrees, read and understand the question. It you have to stop the large minute hand at 11 and not 12. :)

[@mayureshdekate9910]

@@MosesOmoghena 11am is written

[@CareerVidz]

I hope this video helps some of you to prepare for you tests :-)

[@alicelockwood2846]

look at the royal navy website practice test

[@iamagi]

CareerVidz, you should put an annotation at the clock part correcting your mistake

[@homeguard8481]

CareerVidz I need to pass one of these tests to get in the RAF (Royal Auxiliary Fleet)

[@samadsamad3948]

It was really thought-provoking video that opened my intellectual ability of guessing the verbal images and numericals.thanks alot for such unique video.again thanks

[@jephatchifamba1]

i think the question on the load heaviest distance from the center is important

[@rasonline]

Great video. One suggestion - at 14:50 you refer to a clock a an example but this can be confusing. A clock almost always tends to tick on 1 second increments, so a longer pendulum is geared to still tick the same as a shorter pendulum. Maybe a simpler example of a wrecking ball on a crane?

[@alecapin]

15:07 you have to measure the horizontal distance from the center of the elements to the top of the triangle. It’s not how you say it. The closest to the middle of the swing is the heaviest.

[@trevorstrongNV]

I thought the strawberry had seeds outside while blackberry, blueberry, raspberry and peach have them inside. 20min

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

***Thank you.*** I did a Mental Agility test yesterday. I didn't do the questions in order and your videos helped prepare me for the type of questions that would be put to me. I don't know my score yet, but your videos really did help and I just want to thank you.

[@kimberlypowell7337]

Great instruction. Glad to see instructor corrected the answer to the clock degree question. I wished I had been trained earlier on how to take these types of assessments. I do have a problem with requiring credit card information and card security code in order to receive the FREE Psychometric Testing Suite. That's unfortunate.

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Kimberly, thanks for your very kind comment! We're glad it's helped. Here is a link to access the free testing suite without needing to enter card details: www.how2become.com/cart/?add-to-cart=1128

[@CareerVidz]

We have also updated the link in the video description to avoid this.

[@pumpuki]

Thank you very much. Got my first stage psychometric test for an organisation today. This helped a lot.

[@sibghatullahkhan1498]

Answer of a watch question is 300 degree not 270 degree.........because 360/12 = 30 and 30 * 10 is 300 Degree

[@karmelabun1999]

I thought I was wrong. I kept doing the math and coming up with what you got. Thanks.

[@rdzala1054]

Ur correct

[@shane9632]

I hope my test is this straightforward. Cheers for the video

[@teytree]

The pendulum question is unclear. D will give you lowest frequency but fastest velocity at the buttom of the swing.

[@SuperJuLiOz]

--> V = W*R

[@ramdarshan4843]

sir, i think the answer of clock question is 300 degree

[@firatgungor8728]

Which load is havier? We have to approach to it by drawing a weight center. Actually A is heavier than B because, the weight center of A is closer to point of support than the weight center of B. Am I wrong ?

[@gusabyssinian1233]

I totally agree. The trainer is wrong on this.

[@mechworx]

I was looking for this 👍

[@WiseFoolTrades]

Yes I was thinking the same. W = F x D, since A requires less distance for the same Work Done, it must weigh more than B.

[@Jstars200]

Clock Question in 22.43 is 300 degrees. 360/60 = 6 degrees per minute. 50 minutes = 50*6 = 300.

[@nirajan182]

i was like why is it 270 degrees lol , i thought i was dumb af

[@khanmuhammad5244]

360/60 mints every mint get 6 degree so from 10:10 to 11:1am it move to 50 mints so 50X6=300 Degree

[@jamie123b]

15:40 totally depends on their distance from the pivot, they only weigh the same if their centre of mass is equal distance from pivot, which doesn’t look to be the case here

[@newage43]

Thank you Sir. Just one thing I noticed; correct me again but on the question,'From 10.10am to 11.00am', the long hand of the clock goes from the digit '2' to the digit '12' which is 300 degrees instead of 270 degrees. The answer would have been 270 degrees if the question asks, 'From 10.10am to 10.55am'. Anyways, thank you so much for the great help!

[@falkerhard]

That's what I thought. Thought I was going crazy (which seems normal these days :0 )

[@massiwdaas9488]

LIGHTNINGLEVIS i think the pendulum one is a wrong answer as well. It makes more sense for it to be answer A. I take in to account gravity and the area it could cover when going back and forth to help me come out with my answer. The second mistake was a verbal mistake with the addition. Its answer A)25.08 not D) 25.80.And if I am wrong, I thank this video for helping me along the wonderful world of second guessing myself!

[@fabriceverges286]

Massiw Daas A moves faster; D swings faster; I guess...

[@1benmurray]

I've got my Psychometric Test on the 8th Feb for the Royal navy, hope I pass it :)

[@CareerVidz]

Good luck with your psychometric tests. Have a look at the following link - www.how2become.com/careers/royal-navy-test/ (this might give you some extra resources) :)

[@1benmurray]

Thanks mate, I'll have a look now, I've got Aspergers, so i'm hoping it won't hold me back from getting in the Navy :)

[@CareerVidz]

Well best of luck with your application to joining the Navy :)

[@benquadinaros2210]

BenMurray i've also got a royal navy psychometric soon!

[@ZeroGHome24]

Thank you very much Sir, the video helped me believe that I can do it. I was looking at aptitude tests online and all I kept bumping into was A level maths which I haven't ever had to use in my 10 year technician career. Of course after all that time it looked like a completely new language to me. Your video has helped me to focus and I thank you again.

[@NovoGold]

The time and degree question I disagree on... It's actually 300deg, the question asks when it is 11am not when the hand is on 11... Therefore to be 11am, it would have to be on the 12 position..!!!

[@sarahdodds145]

mathimatical reasoning at 21:40, I couldn't read what 'the A' answer is. But I can guarantee that the answer is not 'D' when you add 6.99 to 18.09.

[@karenstevenfiddle2959]

very helpful, thank you. But re the spatial test with 2, 3D shapes, you mentioned that option D might have been a possibility, no, when you turn the shape by 180° the black dot would be on the opposite side. I agree re comments about the clock, I get 300° for that one, otherwise, really useful, thanks

[@IslamIsPeaceful786]

The clock turns 360 degrees. If 60 minutes is 360 degrees and each 5 mins = 30 degrees the 50 mins would be 300 degrees! (30x2=60, 360-60 =300).. 270 degrees would be 45minutes!!!

[@martinh6411]

Hi, the degrees of the turning clock question I believe is wrong, the answer should be 300 degrees shouldn't it?

[@Dreadtothink]

some of the questions are annoyingly vague, for example the question posed at 10:30 asks you to rotate the shapes. but in my mind you can rotate them in two different ways not just one, spinning the shape around whilst remaining upright is just as valid as rotating the entire shape clockwise or anti clockwise. That i suppose is where i fail at these tests

[@ashutoshkarn9221]

Thanks a lot Richard...

[@CareerVidz]

You're welcome :)

[@marinasmith3092]

Hello, I want to download the 250 page Psychometric Tests but it they are online (which to my understanding is the case) why am I being charged 9,98 pounds for postage and packaging? By the way, I agree with newage43 about the right answer of the clock question - I think it should be 300 degrees. Otherwise, thanks for the video - it was very helpful.

[@rasikeattana7970]

I hope you kindly learn to tell the time . The question with the time it says how much degree change the long arm of the clock needs the clock to reach 11 am from 10.10am it is 300 degrees

[@CareerVidz]

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[@MH11_Aniket]

There is only 6 page pdf

[@shantahalder9061]

you need a credit card just to sign in and still it's free!

[@Seamangagawa]

CareerVidz supposed to be 300 degrees. NOT 270 degrees

[@samuelherlander6903]

The A is more heavy than B. The bar is balance, TRUE, HOWEVER, A is not at the same distance than B A is closer to the center than B ! The pendulum is not completly true: The question should be "who has higher frequency". Because, speed is higher in D...

[@CareerVidz]

Hi Samuel, thanks for commenting on our Psychometric Tests video - we take onboard your comments and will use them to improve our next video. All the best, Richard

[@dartsbehindtheoche180]

Very helpful :) doing my test in the next few days so thanks so much for the help Richard !

[@CareerVidz]

You are most welcome and good luck! Richard :)

[@therarelement]

I was very concerned about the numerical tests and im feeling better now

[@CareerVidz]

I'm glad you have the video helpful :)

[@shankerbhatt307]

Great tips, thank you, but that Free access through the link requires payment details!

[@premprakashjena9248]

Thank you for the knowledge about psychometric test.

[@CareerVidz]

You're welcome. I hope you liked the video :)

[@Ilikerawfish]

360-(30*2)=300

[@mohameduwaismohamedmirza7286]

My question there are 30 degrees for each 5 minutes then between 10.10 am till 11.00 am only 50 minutes remaining so 50/5=10 times of 5 minutes in 50 minutes then 10X30 =300 degrees is my answer ! Could you give little explanation how 270 degrees comes in Thanks - Mirza

[@muthumukesh7872]

the question at 15:54.... Isn't A supposed to be heavier because it is moved a bit inside the scale. If it was placed at the edge i'm sure it would be heavier. If we are to consider laws of physics wouldn't that need to be considered as well? Jus asking. Here's the link to the exact time frame of the question that I'm asking. : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX6WlXmjZ8SZac0

[@kuba9204]

Thank you for your helpful information!

[@_twofold]

These are easy ones you are showing us.

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

Is 17:42 meant to be some sort of pun? ie Exhausted. Many thanks for all of these videos.

[@lifeofachildfunlove77]

I applied for Aldi store assistant . I have already did online assessment now they email me booked me for a assessment Aldi Assessment day After you have successfully passed the online tests stage, you will be invited to an Aldi group assessment centre. This will give Aldi recruiters a chance to test how you behave when faced with new tasks and group work. Check out our assessment centre page for more do’s and don’ts, Remember - you are only given one chance to impress Aldi recruiters. Examples of exercises you might need to complete during Aldi’s group assessment include: Written Test This test will ask you to write a case-study-prompted essay regarding one of the organisation’s business areas. Group Exercise In this task, you will be assessed on your ability to communicate and reach decisions as part of a team. You will be observed by Aldi’s recruiters throughout the exercise, so make sure to demonstrate your strengths and share your ideas, but also be ready to appreciate others’ input and develop on their points, and try to persuade others to your ideas and ask interesting questions. Most importantly - remain calm and speak clearly. Role Play Exercise You will be given around 20 minutes to work in a pair and analyse a set of information. You and your partner will then need to prepare your response. In the second part, your interviewer will play the role of a client and you will be representing Aldi. In this task, you will need to prove your negotiation skills, teamwork and analytical thinking. Written Exercise In this exercise, you will work on your own to prepare a response to a case study problem, in the candidate brief provided to you. You will need to develop your arguments fully, and will need to persuade the recipient towards your team’s recommendations. The best practice is to start by analysing all the information and planning your response; only then should you start writing your response. Be sure to check your grammar and spellings throughout the essay, and be cautious of the time that you have been allocated - sometimes it might be better to skip some points in order to finish in time. If u reply me with some similar example I will wait for replay please

[@Jamime17]

Thank you for the video I feel more at ease now.

[@humza6278]

degrees were 300 not 270

[@Sheldon.Williams]

Did a verbal aptitude test and had 20 minutes to answer 39 questions and each set of 3-4 questions had an average of 8-9 lined paragraph..needless to say I failed (answered 25 before I ran outta time and pretty certain they were mostly right with a minimum of like 2 wrong) Is this normal? Can people actually read that fast? Jeez

[@zahrajamal8542]

This was very helpful thank you

[@CareerVidz]

You're welcome. I'm glad you found the video helpful :)

[@yangdalin4917]

Super useful video, thank you very much

[@CareerVidz]

You are very welcome, if you require further help, please let me know.

[@RajB92J]

The clock question's ans is 300 digrees. Not 270.

[@Mohammad-uo1cb]

Clock question the answer is 300 degree and not 270

[@CareerVidz]

Yeah, thanks for pointing that out... It was my mistake, sorry

[@AirWolf_R]

Which load is heavier? We have to approach to it by drawing a weight center. Actually A is heavier than B because, the weight center of A is closer to point of support than the weight center of B. Am I wrong ? @CareerVidz

[@sandlmv8301]

I totally agree. If it was placed closer to the left edge it would be heavier.

[@umerahmad4094]

great video :) I Hope to make the distance .... Thank you Richard

[@CareerVidz]

I'm glad you liked video :). Don't forget to subscribe for more of my psychometric videos :)

[@umerahmad4094]

I was searching for free access on your website, but I guess there isn't any.

[@CareerVidz]

Hi there, here is a link to our FREE psychometric testing page - www.how2become.com/free-psychometric-tests/

[@judylou6494]

CareerVidz

[@wrench.monkey]

why does this page ask for a postal address ? Isn't it an online material ?

[@markaduba2622]

Hi I have a question do you think you can make a work rate practice questions video? Cause I’m doing the Royal Navy daa test.

[@Rachael4Harry]

The clock answer should be 300 degress not 270!

[@BryanWellington]

Watching in 2019. I believe it is still 300 degrees for that clock question 😆

[@CareerVidz]

I think you might be right :)

[@destinyelliott7530]

.... hehehehe Looking at everyone's answers for the clock had me giggling a little... All I did was 360/12=30, 360-60=300. I guess its not how we get there, but that we get there :D

[@Best-coffee-time]

at 24:29 correct answer is D (800)

[@katherinegardener-evans]

I couldn't figure out the 270 either.. thought I lost any known math skills

[@kayteng1012]

Dear coach, i have a question about the example of the turning clock @22:35. When to clock reaches 11am, the large hand has to turn 10 x 5mins =300 degrees. Isnt that right?

[@wazeeer91]

11am NOT 12am !!

[@Serjgap]

super ashraf you are wrong it says when TIME reaches 11-00, so the short hand would be on 11 and the large hand on 12

[@lisapryce]

super ashraf 10.55a is 270, 11a is 300degrees

[@smangagabela5856]

Lisa Pryce

[@xolanimnguni9008]

Lol I noticed that too

[@arianeflorent7838]

CLOCK: 300 degs = 11:00

[@mariaannejulia2438]

I'll be taking my exam soon, wish me luck, NO. pray for me guys!🙏

[@CareerVidz]

Good luck! Please would you subscribe? I'd appreciate your support!

[@mariaannejulia2438]

@@CareerVidz Sure!!!💖

[@awagabyow8171]

what about the one for the military MindMill test ???? i want to pass that and its my first time???? am soooo worried???

[@hafsahadia529]

Plz upload a short hand videos

[@rukshanasultana977]

Can you help with podium 365 test?

[@YoungGeozy]

Thank you this was very helpful =)

[@CareerVidz]

You are welcome :)

[@michalpetras984]

Thank you. I like it .

[@CareerVidz]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@0g1m2s3]

hmm.. it seems to be harder than I thought.....

[@pranki2254]

Hi, the questions in the Verbal and Analytical reasoning, where do i find such questions?

[@CareerVidz]

Hey, You can read all about Verbal Reasoning and get your own practice questions via the following link: www.how2become.com/testing/verbal-reasoning-tests/

[@rosieniebla5734]

10x30=300 not 270

[@Diddy1875]

Hi Have you got anything on the new psychometric tests for Train Driver that has just been released? Thanks Dave

[@how2become]

Hi Dave - yes we do... if you go to How2Become.com you will find that we have new Train Driver testing CD's available :-)

[@ramdarshan4843]

good video sir , thank you

[@CareerVidz]

Thank you very much! I am very pleased you liked the Psychometric Tests video :)

[@benjamin7.544]

if you want to join the military thn this test is for you...if you hate maths...thn watching this video will help.

[@CareerVidz]

Thanks Benjamin, appreciate your kind words :)

[@ashiquemahmud2779]

is this for area sales manager recruitment also ?

[@jayseneviratne4003]

Thank you for the demo.

[@CareerVidz]

You're welcome Jay :) I hope you found it helpful!

[@philsim763]

great for royal navy test

[@parmarronal4776]

hello sir, thanks you for video. I am selected in railway and they are taking psychometric test , can you please suggest me , which type of question i have to prepared. please give me some guidance...

[@chukwukaigboaka4619]

Please, where can one get the test

[@CareerVidz]

Here sir: passmyjobtest.com/ Please would you SUBSCRIBE to my channel? I'd very much appreciate your support. Thank you! Richard 🙏

[@Best-coffee-time]

at 22:31 that answer is 300

[@MissCassidy]

Do they still do this in the trainee driver test ??

[@CareerVidz]

+Carol Cassidy Hi there, no they don't use this any longer. They have now changed the train driver assessments. You can learn more at the following page about how the train driver tests have changed: www.traindriver.org

[@santoandkim]

yes

[@Prashanth-yn9zd]

can someone explain the pendulum speed question??

[@fillipusshivute]

@CareerVidz thanks bro helped a lot.

[@abdullatheefk1]

thanks for the helpful video

[@CareerVidz]

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you found the video useful :)

[@deependrakumar843]

yes... very useful video

[@superuclu5017]

Thank you very much, very helpfull

[@CareerVidz]

You're welcome. I'm glad you found the video useful :)

[@jaffrey84]

thanks that's so helpful

[@CareerVidz]

You're welcome Sarmad - I'm glad you found the video helpful!

[@Peter-cb8xr]

I have a question. If an external recruitment agency works on behalf of an employer and provides these test at: 1) basic level 2) intermediate level 3) advance level. What stops an employer asking the agency working for it to please provide 3) advance level for a vacancy at 1) basic level. Example: applying to work on the front counter at MacDonalds (basic level) but the test is at (advanced level) as if your applying to be the CEO of the company? At the end of day; the angency works for the employer so what stops that type of corrupt relationship? Any answer comment is appreciated. Thanks.

[@albertarce1135]

Starts at 6:46 you're welcome.

[@rdzala1054]

It should be 300 degrees

[@CareerVidz]

I know... idiot here got it wrong! Sorry about that :(

[@IamGrimalkin]

15:37 This is not correct. Object A has a centre of mass closer to the pivot point than object B, so if they have the same torque (which they will if they are balanced), then A must be heavier.

[@kawal1988]

Really helpful sir

[@muhmmadabbasazam8591]

My coming test is phschometric in isi

[@Philinnor]

at 22:00 the answer is 300....

[@santoandkim]

thanks

[@rajendrans5192]

Very good

[@CareerVidz]

Thank you :)

[@utopianassassin]

270 degrees !!!

[@alcopuffreklaw6582]

360º - 60º = 300º Simplez

[@underthepeachtree88]

the balance question is really stupid, we have no idea the distance of each object from the pivot point and whether or not they're of uniform density, poor question.

[@CareerVidz]

Thank you for your feedback. We will look into this for you, and rectify for next time!

[@soniamubariki5597]

Thnx