Sectional, complete and customised mock tests

Sectional mock tests

A sectional mock test is one psychology test in its standard format:

• TAT — 11 pictures followed by the blank picture. About 30 seconds to observe each picture and about four minutes to write.
• WAT — 60 words, 15 seconds each, advancing automatically.
• SRT — 60 situations in 30 minutes. You move through the situations at your own pace within the overall time.
• SDT — the five standard perspectives, 15 minutes.

Complete mock tests

A complete mock test runs the whole psychology series in order: TAT, then WAT, then SRT, then SDT. Each section opens with its guidelines and a short demo. Taking the full series in one sitting helps you build the concentration and stamina the real day needs — keep enough paper ready.

Customised mock tests

When you have less time or want to focus on one area, build your own test:

• Choose how many TAT pictures you want (up to 11).
• Decide whether to include the blank TAT picture — it is never added unless you select it.
• Choose how many WAT words and SRT situations you want (up to 60 each).
• Choose the SRT timing: 30 seconds per situation (moves on automatically) or overall time (30 seconds per situation as one combined budget, moving on yourself).
• Decide whether to include the 15-minute SDT.

Before you begin, a summary shows every choice and the time each section will take, and you confirm it.

During every test

• No countdown timer on the screen — the prompt simply changes when time is up.
• A short bell sounds when the prompt changes. You can switch the sound off.
• No answer boxes. You write on paper, just as you will at the selection centre.
• Every set is saved to your Practice History in the exact order it was shown, so you can revisit it online later.