50 questions. 15 minutes.
Most people never finish.
Run the real thing until the real thing isn't scary: unlimited simulations, every question type, a clock that doesn't lie. How you get better is your business — knowing exactly where you stand is ours. Free to start.
- 50
- Questions
- 15
- Minutes
- 5
- Options
- 14
- Types
2 + 4 = ?
Think you are fast enough? Start the clock.
Walk in knowing your number.
Every timed run updates one honest readiness score and a projected percentile against your goal. You stop wondering if you are ready and start seeing it, weak areas first.
How close your recent timed runs put you to your goal.
Where you stand, by category
- Verbalstrong82
- Math & Logicimproving71
- Spatialfocus area64Focus here
We don't teach. We measure.
Everyone learns differently, and no platform knows your head better than you do. What everyone needs is the same: realistic reps and honest numbers. That is the whole product.
Most CCAT prep
- Courses that sell you a method and never put you on the clock.
- The same handful of recycled sample questions, seen by everyone.
- Untimed quizzes that never train the 15-minute pace.
- A raw score with no sense of whether it is good enough.
PassCCAT
- Unlimited fresh items, generated, validated, never recycled — under the exact format: 50 questions, 15 minutes, five options.
- Difficulty measured from how real test-takers actually answer, not asserted by an author.
- A true readiness number and projected percentile against your goal.
- Your full data — pace, weak types, trends. What you do with it is up to you. We keep measuring.
From cold to calibrated in three steps.
- 1
Take a baseline
A few timed questions across every category place you on the curve and set your first readiness estimate, honestly flagged as low confidence until you have done more.
- 2
Test your weak types
We profile all 14 question types, coldest to warmest. Drill whichever you choose — short runs, same clock pressure. We don't prescribe a study method; we show you the axis moving.
Overall B · 1 / 6 axes at S or above
Example profile. Warm axes are where to practice next.
- 3
Simulate test day
Full 50-question, 15-minute runs prove it under real pressure. The pace timeline shows exactly where you slowed down or ran out of time.
CorrectWrongSkippedBar height = time spentExample run. See the slowdown and the questions left unanswered at the end. That is what we train away.
Every CCAT question type, ready to run
Know the format before test day: see what each type looks like and what it measures, then put yourself on the clock. Pick a type to start.
Verbal
Spot the relationship in one pair, then complete a second pair that mirrors it.
Pick the word that means the opposite of the prompt word.
Choose the word that best fits the logic and tone of a sentence with a gap.
Read two premises and decide which conclusion must logically follow.
Compare strings, names, or codes and flag the exact match or mismatch under time pressure.
Math & Logic
Work fast, accurate calculations with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
Reason about parts, proportions, and percentage change without a calculator.
Translate a short scenario into the arithmetic that answers it.
Find the pattern in a sequence of numbers and supply the next term.
Track how letters shift through the alphabet and supply the next letter or group.
Read a small table or chart and pull out the value the question needs.
Work out distance, speed, time, and shared-work rates without a calculator.
Spatial
Track how a figure changes across a sequence and predict the next shape.
Infer the rule across a 3x3 grid of figures and choose the missing cell.
Find the single figure that breaks the rule the others share.
Decide which option is the prompt figure rotated or flipped, not a different shape.
See where you stand in 15 minutes.
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