The Cappfinity Assessment is widely used by leading employers to assess the numerical, verbal, and critical reasoning abilities of potential candidates, as well as the ability to demonstrate good judgment in work-related situations.
Capffinity tests may seem simple at first glance, but passing them is quite challenging. On the Cappfinity numerical reasoning test, for example, the biggest challenge is to accurately process all the information presented, knowing that you have to get the right answer as quickly as possible.
On this page, you can first try Cappfinity sample questions similar to the ones you'll face in the actual test, and get access to online Cappfinity practice tests. Here's how our online preparation pack will help:
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Additional practice tests for numerical, verbal, and critical reasoning questions.
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The Cappfinity Assessment is a collection of online tests, used to assess one or more of the following abilities: numerical, verbal, and critical reasoning. In most cases, you will also receive the Situational Strengths Test which examines your ability to demonstrate good judgment in work-related situations, in a way that aligns with the organization's core values.
Cappfinity is a large test provider, that administers tests for leading employers, many of them are companies in the finance industry such as EY, HSBC, and others. The specific format of your Capp assessment may change as the tests each company uses are tailored to the needs of the employer and the relevant position.
In the Capp numerical reasoning test, you are presented with 12 numerical questions involving charts, tables, and graphs. The answer format changes, as some are multiple-choice questions, and others require you to type in the answer.
💡 Calculators are allowed. It is also recommended to use a pen and paper.
To see what it's like, try this numerical question taken from our Cappfinity Practice Pack:
You have been asked to review this year's increase in sales of selected franchise products in selected cities across Europe. Which product has the smallest range of sales increase between the cities shown in the table?
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The question refers to the products (the columns) and not the cities (the rows). This could be inferred from the answers, too.
It requires looking at the range of sales increase, meaning the difference between the smallest sales increase of a product and the largest sales increase of that same product. To answer the question, you must calculate the range for each product and compare the ranges, to find the smallest range:
Product: Largest Increase – Smallest Increase = Increase Range
Product A: 89% - 79% = 10
Product B: 64% - 55% = 9
Product C: 85% - 75% = 10
Product D: 47% - 30% = 17
Product B had the smallest range of sales increase.
*This range is not a percentage in itself, but only the numerical difference between two percentages – it's unit of measurement is a percentage point (pp).
As you can see in the question above, most arithmetic calculations in Capp numerical questions are quite simple. The challenging part is to realize what you are being asked, where to find the information you need, and which of it is relevant for the calculations.
⏰ The Capp numerical reasoning test does not contain a time limit.
But- the time passed is recorded and used to calculate your test score. So, you have to ensure you get the correct answer quickly, without missing critical information.
Our Cappfinity numerical reasoning practice tests help cut down the time it takes to understand what you are looking at and to find the relevant numbers and reach the right answer.
Cappfinity's snapshot is a pre-recorded video interview platform used by leading banks and consulting firms. In this interview, you are given pre-determined questions, either written or recorded, and you need to prepare and record your response with your microphone and camera in a limited time span.
Similar to HireVue's on-demand interview, it saves employers resources by screening out candidates before a face-to-face interview. However, as it lacks the social dynamics of a real interview, you must compensate with both the content of your responses and how you present yourself through the camera.
Get expert feedback on your recorded response to perfect your verbal and nonverbal communication and ace pre-recorded video interviews. Read more about how our occupational psychologists can help you prepare for your interview.
The Capp Situational Strengths Test measures a set of values, or strengths, that your employer is looking for in potential employees. In each question, you are presented with a work-related scenario and asked to rate how likely you are to choose each potential response.
💡 Note that you cannot rate two responses in the same likelihood.
You have recently joined a big accountancy firm as an accounts trainee. You have been assigned several tasks, including vendor invoices, paying bills, and creating invoices for numerous clients. You are therefore committed to several deadlines. An experienced partner in your team, with whom you usually have lunch, approaches you. He asks you to join him at a conference next week as a representative of the company, presenting detailed information regarding the exclusive services your firm has to offer. This would be a great learning opportunity for you, but it will keep you out of the office for two whole days.
What would you do in this situation?
Please rank the responses below on a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being what you are most likely to do and 5 being what you are least likely to do.
The correct ranking is: 3 → 4 → 2 → 1→ 5
The presented situation requires prioritising your tasks and making an educated decision. The ideal response has to show you consider possible implications and make an informative decision demonstrating the company's values.
Let's consider each response individually:
Rating the responses in relation to one another:
Despite some values widely considered desirable by employers, No two Capp Situation Strengths Tests are the same, as each exam is tailored to the employer's set of values they expect candidates to demonstrate. You can expect variations of the Cappfinity Situational Strengths Test in the EY work simulation, HSBC work simulation, KPMG and others.
TIP- to correctly prioritize potential responses we highly recommend reading about the company you are applying for and the values they promote and appreciate in their employees.
The Capp critical reasoning test contains several sections, that assess the ability to judge arguments, evaluate evidence, draw logical conclusions, identify assumptions, and deduce conclusions.
After decades of research, effective drugs have been developed that treat over 60% of patients with depression. Individuals that suffer from common depression often respond better to the drug therapy than the minority group who suffer from ‘reversed symptom’ depression. Experimental research indicates 12 weeks of drug therapy significantly reduces several symptoms, including loss of appetite, sadness, lack of energy, anxiety, and feelings of guilt.
Proposed Conclusion:
People who suffer from moderate depression respond better to drug therapy.
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Conclusion Does Not Follow.
The text does not refer to the intensity of the depression, only to the distinction between different types of depression (typical vs. reversed symptom). Because you cannot know if this is true, the conclusion does not follow.
⏰ As in the other Capp tests, there is no time limit to this test. However, your timing is measured and used to assess your score compared to other candidates.
The Cappfinity verbal reasoning test includes two sections with four questions each. In one section, you are required to pick the most appropriate missing words presented in a passage. In the second section, you are asked to rank a series of follow-up sentences, depending on how well they summarise the information in the original passage.
You read an interesting article you would like to share on Twitter. Please read the text and follow the instruction below:
Experts agree that arts and culture are an important part of the economy, but the precise relationship is complicated. The main question is does investment in the arts stimulate growth, or are the arts the product of economic development? It would seem that the case for continued arts funding is clear-cut—enjoying the arts (visiting art galleries and theatres) boosts the economy. Yet some argue that the link between arts investment and economic output is tenuous. Researchers today are exploring a different angle of this relationship. They are trying to understand how the subjective value of the arts—the 'happiness factor'—may translate into economic benefits. According to the "happiness factor" hypothesis, when a place develops a critical mass of arts and vibrancy it tends to attract talented people which, in turn, tends to raise income.
Based on the information you have been provided with, please RANK the following five statements in terms of how well they summarise the text, from 1-MOST well to 5-LEAST well.
Option A: The relationship between the arts and the economy is not as straightforward as previously thought.
Option B: The 'happiness factor' mediates the relationship between the arts and economic growth.
Option C: The arts contribute to economic growth, not the other way around.
Option D: Arts can boost the economy and vice versa.
Option E: The 'happiness factor' shows that income can rise as a result of talented people being attracted to artistic and vibrant environments.
The appropriate ratings are:
A- 1
B- 3
C- 5
D- 2
E- 4
Explanation:
Option (A) provides the best summary since it states the main point the author was trying to convey in the passage.
Option (D) is ranked next since it provides accurate information yet does not convey the complexity of the relationship between arts and economy as well as option (A) does. It is a more general summary in comparison.
Option (B) is ranked next since it relates to an important hypothesis described in the passage, but neglects to mention the equally important point raised in the first half of the passage: the complex and unclear relationship between the arts and the economy.
Option (E) is ranked next since it provides accurate information, yet only defines what the 'happiness factor' means, without referring to the main point of the whole text.
Option (C) is ranked last since it is a false statement. The passage does not assert the direction of the connection between the arts and the economy; rather it offers a few directions of research.
⏰ As in the other Capp tests, there is no time limit to this test. However, your timing is measured and used to assess your score compared to other candidates.
To do well on Cappfinity online assessments, you have to be quicker than other candidates and still get the questions right. The best way to prepare for it is thus by practising many questions as similar as possible to the actual test. It will allow you to cut down your solving time, be more precise, and take the test knowing exactly what to expect.
Our full preparation pack includes over 6 Cappfinity practice tests for each Capp test, with detailed answers and study guides. You can access it online and start your practice right away.
Below is a list of companies that use Capp online tests as part of their application process:
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