Prepare and Succeed on Royal Navy Psychometric Test

Insider Information from One of Our Customers

'Revise questions similar to those given in the brochure provided by the RN and don't stress about the exam if you've put the effort in you will perform well. The most difficult part of the RT test was the mechanical section.'

Neil M. 

Royal Navy Recruitment Tests

The Royal Navy psychometric test consists of four different sub-tests containing a total of 120 multiple choice questions:

• Reasoning – 30 questions, 9 minutes
• Verbal ability – 30 questions, 9 minutes
• Numeracy – 30 questions, 16 minutes
• Mechanical reasoning – 30 questions, 10 minutes

The test is designed to assess a wide variety of skills and fields of knowledge which help the army's recruiters to spot the right candidates for the right jobs.

 Navy Aptitude Tests Practice

JobTestPrep's experience in developing practice tools for psychometric tests has led to the creation of the Royal Navy practice pack. Our pack includes two full-length practice RT tests, with which you get:

1. A challenging practice session – knowing that the real test might include more difficult questions than those offered on the royal navy site, our goal is to make sure you will not be surprised by the difficulty of the test. 
2. A timed practice – our smart online testing system allows you to practice within real-time frames, allowing you to simulate the real test, and generates a score report that points out your weaknesses and strengths. 
3. Detailed explanations – after sitting the timed test, you can use the "step by step" mode to have a complete review of the test and read detailed explanations for each question. 
4. Help and solving tips – if you are having difficulties in some of the sub-tests, or you have forgotten some basic math rules, we provide you with solving tips and a comprehensive review of core subjects.

Admiralty Interview Board

If you have passed the RT test and you are applying to the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Royal Naval Reserve, Royal Marines Reserve or the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, you will be invited to take part in the AIB, the Admiralty Interview Board. This is a three-day event held on-site at one of the Naval bases and in it, you will go through many activities, tests and challenges. Find out more on our dedicated AIB page here.

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