Get Accurate Practice for the Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT) & Pass With a High Score

The Crossover Test is a 50-question aptitude test, taken online, with a 15-minute time limit. Most test takers are not able to answer all questions in the allotted time, but you will be ranked based on the number of questions answered correctly.

Let's take a look at several examples taken from our Crossover practice tests:

In addition to analogies, the verbal section of the Crossover CCAT test also covers synonyms/antonyms, sentence completions, and vocabulary questions. The are 17 verbal questions on the crossover test in all.

The Crossover CCAT Preparation Course contains 6 verbal practice tests in addition to the 6 full-length simulations. The course also contains crossover CCAT practice tests for all other CCAT test sections.

Solve more CCAT Test verbal reasoning questions, or learn about our complete Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test Preparation Course, which contains more practice tests and hundreds of questions.

This is a syllogism question. the Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test logical reasoning section also includes seating arrangement questions. In all, logical questions appear only 5-6 times on the Crossover test, making up the smallest section. According to CCAT Test distributers Criteria, math and logic questions comprise a single section, but we choose to differntiate between them for clarity.

Practice Crossover CCAT logic questions using the Crossover CCAT Test Preparation Course.

Crossover is a job-finding platform. If you are applying through other platforms, like Indeed, you may also be interested in our Indeed Test Practice.

The CCAT spatial reasoning questions include shape series, matrices, and odd-one-out. There are 11 spatial reasoning questions on the Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test.

Crossover's CCAT Prep Course has 12 Logical and abstract reasoning practice tests (in addition to the full-length simulations). You'll learn how to easily approach complex questions, identify patterns and solve them quickly using shortcut techniques.

Math word problems like this one are one type of numerical reasoning question on the Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test. Others are basic math, number series, graphs and tables, and ratios. There are 15-17 numerical questions on the test in all.

Preparing for math tests can be a unique challenge. You must not only understand the theory but drill repeatedly until you can comfortably solve numerous problems within the CCAT Assessment Test's tight time limit.

Our Crossover CCAT Course sharpens your cognitive abilities, allowing you to prepare for the CCAT numerical section, as well as the spatial reasoning, logic, and verbal sections.

We have years of experience preparing potential candidates for mathematical exams, including the SHL Numerical Test, WorkKeys Applied Math Test, and the AON Numerical Assessment.

For additional Crossover CCAT sample questions with answers, watch the video below and visit our free CCAT practice test page.

The Crossover Test is a cognitive aptitude test used by Crossover to help match candidates to their ideal remote jobs.

Crossover uses the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test (CCAT), created by Criteria Corp., as an initial screening to measure its candidates' critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and cognitive ability. It includes 50 abstract, verbal, and numerical reasoning questions that you need to answer in 15 minutes.

The Crossover CCAT is taken on Criteria's On Demand testing platform. Crossover CCAT test subjects include spatial reasoning, numerical reasoning, logical reasoning, and verbal reasoning.

The Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test covers many of the same subjects as other psychometric assessments. However, due to the psychological pressure involved in racing against the clock, the CCAT tends to provide a more tense test-taking experience than other tests.

To combat the effect of the time pressure on the Crossover Criteria test, keep in mind that questions get more difficult as you go. Don't let yourself get too stressed when answering questions at the start of the test. They should be easy. Save your time and energy for the more difficult questions.

Preparation can make a big difference. A candidate who is familiar with the test structure and question types is less likely to be affected by testing anxiety and will typically solve more questions in less time.

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Go through your CCAT practice tests while emulating the real test as closely as you can. For instance, don't use a calculator since using a calculator or any other external device during the CCAT test is forbidden. However, some scratch paper and a pen or a pencil are allowed.

Remember, on the actual CCAT, you are not permitted to go back to previous questions.

The questions on the CCAT test increase in difficulty throughout the test. The first questions should not take long to solve.

It sounds obvious, but many test-takers rush through the instructions and find themselves stuck. Make sure that you know what you're being asked on every question before answering it.

One of the key benefits of practicing accurate questions before the test is recognizing which question type you struggle with. That'll help you build a solid strategy for the test and reduce anxiety throughout the actual test.

💡 For additional CCAT test tips, check our complete CCAT assessment guide.

Your Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test results will be compared to the passing score suggested for the position. If your raw score falls into the range of the suggested scores for your desired position, you'll be invited to the next step in the Crossover recruitment process.

Different roles require different passing scores. Candidates who don’t make the cut can retake the Crossover cognitive assessment after six months.

The full list of positions can be found in this official sample report. 

To get a more in-depth understanding of the CCAT scores (including the CCAT average score, percentile score, and more), check out the full CCAT Scores Guide.

We analyzed the CCAT scores of 23,139 of our customers - what did we Discover?

The average CCAT score on JobTestPrep's first full-length simulation was 25, slightly above the average of the actual test.

Getting an average score usually won't be enough, since the minimum passing score for some positions is higher than 24. Additionally, there could be many candidates in the hiring pool, which means that the hiring company would probably choose candidates who scored in the higher percentiles.

However, JobTestPrep users' managed to reach an average score of 33 in the fifth simulation (a 32% improvement from the first simulation):

This means that after finishing the last simulation, the users entered the area where only 20% of CCAT's test-takers managed to reach. See the illustration below:

Placing yourself in the top 20% of candidates will dramatically increase your chances of advancing to the next stage of the hiring process.

After you successfully pass the CCAT, you should expect the following hiring process stages:

• English Proficiency Test - includes hearing and repeating English phrases.
• Realistic Job Assignment - each candidate receives an assignment related to their job field and evaluates the required skills for the job. For example, SDEs receive a coding task.
• One or two interviews - virtual or face-to-face interviews with your hiring managers.
• Final job offer!