Matrix Reasoning Test
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Lesson 1 of 31 · Introduction · 5 min

Welcome: preparation matters

Why a prepared candidate scores higher on the same questions.

Preparation matters

You perform better when nothing surprises you. A matrix reasoning question is not hard because the shapes are strange; it is hard because, under a clock, you have to decide what to look at first. Learning to spot the right pattern in the first few seconds is what moves a score, and just the feeling of being prepared takes the edge off the clock.

This course is built around that one skill. Every pattern a 3x3 matrix can turn on gets its own lesson, its own guided think-through and its own drill. Then it measures you: a quiz per chapter, a speed round where nothing tells you which pattern it is, and full sittings in the Matrigma format.

What you get

  1. The ten patterns, one lesson each. A simple, structured walk through every rule the test uses, in the order you should learn them. Rotation is open to everyone; the rest is full access.
  2. Hundreds of Matrigma-style questions with explanations, a tactic for each pattern and a note on why the wrong options look right. The first three of every drill are open.
  3. Guided practice.“Now think like this”: three questions per pattern where the prompts come one at a time and the options only open at the end, so the thinking is trained, not just the answering. Full access.
  4. Every practice test. The Matrigma-style mock, the classic timed test, the untimed full test and the adaptive test. The first sitting of each is free; later sittings and the adaptive test are full access.
  5. The practical part. How the test runs, how long you have, what to do on the day. Open to everyone.

Full access is $29 once for 12 months with a 30-day refund, and it covers every course on this site. What it includes.

Free test · 10 questions