Matrigma-style timed mock
Matrigma-style inductive reasoning mock test
12 questions, 15 minutes — designed to give you provider-style timed practice. Not an official Matrigma product.
Independent practice — not an official Matrigma test
Our independent Matrigma-style practice test. Not an official Matrigma product. Does not use real Matrigma questions.
You can pause. A Pause button beside the clock stops the countdown and keeps your answers on this device, so you can come back to the same sitting. The real test cannot be paused.
- Questions
- 12
- Time limit
- 15 min
- Difficulty curve
- Progressive
- No signup
- Free
What to expect
Three things this test does differently
Timed mode
A visible countdown runs from the moment you start. The test auto-submits when time runs out. Pacing is about 75 seconds per question on average.
No explanations during the test
Like a real Matrigma assessment, you won't see whether each answer is correct mid-test. Explanations appear in the review after you submit.
Full review afterwards
Results show your score, time used, and average seconds per question. The review then walks every question with the rule explained.
Matrigma-style practice
The real Matrigma (Assessio)
Our practice is independent and uses our own question bank. It is not an official Matrigma test, it does not use real Matrigma questions, and we are not affiliated with the publisher.
What we do not copy
- six answer options
- three-parameter adaptive item selection (ours is an up/down staircase)
Sources
- The classic Matrigma is 30 scored items in 40 minutes, six options, on a 3x3 grid.Our own format audit, read 14 September 2026.
- The Adaptive Matrigma runs up to 12 minutes with a per-item time limit.Publisher documentation, read 17 September 2026.
- The Adaptive Matrigma draws 12 to 40 items from the same 150-item pool, one minute each, six options, three-parameter adaptive.Our own format audit, read 14 September 2026.
The Adaptive Matrigma is the version most employers now use, and it is the shorter of the two. The figures above are sourced; the one you will most often see repeated elsewhere, 35 questions, is a misreading of a calibration run.
Ready to start
The countdown starts as soon as you click. Make sure you have 15 uninterrupted minutes.