IT Graduate Comprehension Test
The IT Graduate Comprehension Test evaluates a candidate's ability to check requests against policy, match records and spot discrepancies, and draw sound conclusions from logs and reports, using only the information provided.
Candidates complete 45 items in 25 minutes across three components: checking access requests against a printed IT access policy and counting the errors; matching software asset-register entries to an approved software request and counting the discrepancies; and reading an incident log, a change record or an uptime report with a one-line brief and judging statements as True, False or Cannot Tell. No technical knowledge is required -- every rule needed is printed on screen. It is designed for graduate applicants and trainees in IT and technical support roles.
Try a sample question
These are the practice questions a candidate sees before the IT Graduate Comprehension Test starts. Have a go — the answer and an explanation appear after each one. Nothing is recorded.
Sample reports
Real reports generated for a sample candidate through the same pipeline a live sitting goes through.
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