Engineering / Technical Math Aptitude Test
This aptitude test of engineering knowledge is useful for new hires up to senior management. Test before hiring.
Pre-Employment Test
Purpose: The Engineering / Technical Math test provides insight about whether someone has knowledge of engineering math skills in manufacturing and design settings. It serves as an assessment tool for engineers or highly trained technical staff. It is focused on reasoning as well as basic math and engineering subjects. Approximately 70% of the knowledge required for the test could be classified as general engineering job knowledge and the remaining 30% would focus more to the formal engineering education (learned most likely in a classroom setting).
About This Test: This is a 30-minute timed Engineering / Technical Math test.
High Scorers: People scoring high on this test should be able to handle a wide range of engineering-related duties without a great deal of mentoring or input from supervisors. They are less likely to make serious mistakes. And, when dealing with complex problems, they are more likely to figure out a solution quickly.
Low Scorers: People scoring low on this test will probably need a great deal of mentoring and practical help from their managers and other seasoned professionals. When confronting sticky, complex problems, they are easily confused or stumped about what to do. Low scorers are also more likely to make serious errors in judgment which could lead to costly outcomes.
What the Report Gives You: Aptitude scores and interpretation guidance.
Testing Process:
- Immediate score report upon completion.
- Proctoring desirable but not required.
- The use of mobile phones is discouraged.
Target Group: This test is suitable for a wide range of engineering-related and technical positions.
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View our other online pre-employment aptitude tests and find the right fit for you.Sample Questions for Engineering / Technical Math Test | |||
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Which situation could flow more water? | (A) Single 6” pipe (B) Group of nine 1” pipes (C) Both would flow the same (D) Neither of the above | ||
What tension “X” must be applied to keep the 75 lbs. black weight from moving in the system shown below? | (A) 25 lbs (B) 50 lbs (C) 75 lbs (D) 100 lbs (E) 150 lbs |
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