Abstract Reasoning MCQ

Abstract reasoning tests call for skills that candidates do not normally use in everyday life: the ability to visualise geometric transformations (rotations, symmetries, etc), an aptitude to spot similarities between complex shapes, etc. We are all capable of developing these skills. It is not a question of intelligence, but of learning.

Entry competitions for European institutions are highly selective. Success in the abstract reasoning test is, above all, a matter of method and training.

This book can significantly increase your chances of success. It includes:
- a detailed methodology illustrated with numerous examples;
- 9 tests of 20 questions each, arranged by level of difficulty;
- a detailed explanation of the answer to each question.

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