British Army Cognitive Test Practice
The Army Cognitive Test (ACT) is the timed test you sit when you apply to join the British Army. You get a GTI score between 26 and 60, and that score decides which roles you can apply for.
Practise all five sections here, with 5 free questions per section and no account needed.
What's on the test
- Error Detection: compare two strings of letters and numbers and count the differences.
- Number Fluency: work out two short sums and say which answer is bigger, or if they are the same.
- Word Rules: match three words to three categories, position by position, and count the matches.
- Deductive Reasoning: use two ordering rules to work out a sequence.
- Orientation: pick the pair of arrows that fits a colour rule and a direction rule.