CCAT Sim

Show up trained for the CCAT.

50 questions. 15 minutes. Practice the pace before test day.

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4,500+ companies hire with the CCAT.

Millions passed it to get in. Be next.

The payoff

The jobs behind this test pay.

Crossover’s remote roles start at $100k and run past $200k a year. Every applicant takes the CCAT first.

Fifteen minutes, gating six figures.

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What you get

Adapts to your level and pace.

Start where you are. Finish when you’re ready.

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Fresh question sets.

Original generated items with authenticated repeat protection.

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Timed like the real test.

18 seconds of pressure, practiced.

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Every answer explained.

The rule, the steps, the trap.

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Why it works

Practice moves scores.

Coached prep averages a 25-percentile lift (134,436 test takers, Hausknecht et al., 2007).

You train the score, not your IQ.

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The builders

Built by school-software engineers.

The team ships learning systems used in real schools every day.

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Inside the test · Verbal

Word logic at speed.

Analogies, antonyms, completion.

Example verbal analogy question in a CCAT-style interface

Inside the test · Math & Logic

Numbers without a calculator.

Series, word problems, proportions.

Example number series question in a CCAT-style interface

Inside the test · Spatial

Patterns you learn to see.

Trainable rules, not talent.

Example spatial rotation question in a CCAT-style interface

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Full course

14 focused units.

Twelve question families plus pacing and guessing strategy.

  • Worked and faded examples
  • Rule taxonomies and common traps
  • Generated practice inside each lesson
  • A separate 48-hour preparation plan