Aptitude test
An aptitude test is a special military recruitment test.
Germany
The suitability of investigation and detection ( EUF ) is a computerized aptitude test of the German Federal Armed Forces for determining the availability of any future soldier and is in addition to the usefulness of examination to determine whether this the goodness of fit are assigned to T1 or T2.
Various tests are completed here,
- Die test
- Mental arithmetic
- Logic tests (word relation)
- spelling, orthography
- Speed, reaction
Speed and response are e.g. B. checked by
- Recognize and enter Morse code (long, short, long, short) - see, remember and type correctly
- precise and fast handling with the joystick (place a square congruent over another given square)
Austria
In the Austrian Armed Forces the so-called aptitude test takes place within the framework of the admission procedure for professional soldiers. The physical requirements are the same for all candidates, the mental performance is decisive for the corresponding fitness level (team, NCO and officer suitability). Since the test lasts 24 hours continuously, it is a stress test and a wide variety of tests are carried out during this time, in addition to the athletic check. In addition to logic tests, mental arithmetic, spelling and matrix tests, the ability to deal with people, presenting oneself in front of a group and memory under unfavorable circumstances (during a march) are tested. A medical examination will only take place for female candidates and for those candidates whose medical examination as part of the appointment date was more than two years ago.
see also: Annual Volunteer , KFOR