CCAT Practice Tests
That Get You Hired.

The Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT) is a pre-employment assessment used by thousands of companies to predict job performance. It measures problem-solving ability, critical thinking, and how quickly you learn new skills — all in 50 questions with a strict 15-minute timer. Employers use it because CCAT scores are one of the strongest predictors of on-the-job success, often carrying more weight than your resume in the screening process.

There is no universal passing score — each employer sets their own cutoff, typically between 24 and 32 out of 50. The average score across all test-takers is around 24/50, which means most candidates answer fewer than half correctly. This is by design: the test is meant to be hard to finish. Even a few extra correct answers can move you from the 32nd percentile to the 60th — and that jump is often the difference between getting screened out and getting an interview.

The CCAT covers three categories: verbal reasoning (analogies, sentence completions, syllogisms, antonyms, and attention-to-detail), math and logic (word problems, number series, tables and graphs), and spatial reasoning (shape series, matrix patterns, and odd-one-out). PrepCCAT covers all 12 question types in the exact proportions used on the real exam, so nothing catches you off guard on test day.

They are built to mirror the real CCAT as closely as possible. Every practice test is 50 questions in 15 minutes, with the same category distribution, difficulty mix, and time pressure. Questions are drawn from a bank of 1,000+ and shuffled so no two tests are the same. The format, timer, and pacing all match what you will experience on the actual exam.

You get a free sample test with 25 questions in 7.5 minutes — exactly half the real CCAT, using the same format and proportions. After you finish, you get step-by-step explanations for every question so you can see what the real exam looks like and where you stand. No credit card required. Just sign in with Google and start in under 60 seconds.

Pro gives you unlimited full-length practice tests (50 questions, 15 minutes each), a strategy guide with 40+ proven tips across verbal, math, and spatial reasoning, detailed performance analytics that track your score over time, category-level accuracy breakdowns, time-per-category insights, and automatic weak-area detection so you know exactly where to focus. It is a one-time payment of $49.99 — no subscription, no recurring charges, and you keep access forever.

Most free practice tests online offer a handful of questions with no timer, no explanations, and no way to track improvement. PrepCCAT gives you full-length timed exams in the exact CCAT format, step-by-step explanations that teach you the logic behind every answer, a fresh unique test every session from a 1,000+ question bank, and analytics that track your progress across categories and over time. It is the difference between guessing whether you are ready and knowing.

Your CCAT score directly determines whether you move forward or get screened out — often before a human ever sees your application. Most candidates improve by several points just by practising under timed conditions and learning the question types. That improvement can mean the difference between a rejection email and a job offer. At $49.99 one-time with no subscription, it is one of the highest-return investments you can make in your career.

Yes. PrepCCAT comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If you are not satisfied for any reason, contact us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund.

Not at all. You can sign in with Google and be taking your first practice test within 60 seconds. Even one or two timed sessions make a measurable difference — you will learn which question types to prioritize, how to manage the 15-minute timer, and when to skip and move on. Candidates consistently report that just understanding the format and pacing gave them a significant edge.

Yes. PrepCCAT works on any device with a browser — laptop, tablet, or phone. That said, we recommend practising on the same type of device you will use for the real test so the experience feels familiar on exam day.

No. Only correct answers count toward your score — there is no penalty for guessing. This means you should never leave a question blank. If you are running out of time, it is always better to guess than to skip. PrepCCAT scores the same way, so you build the right instincts during practice.