Complete the Candidate Worksheet. You will not be able to take the test if this worksheet is not completed.
Know what skills BAT is testing. The test is designed to measure the following: Psychomotor ability, cognitive capacity and personality qualities.
Grasp all the concepts in Test One. This test is titled Two-Hand Coordination and is designed to measure your hand to eye coordination.
Understand what is included in Test Two. This test is titled Complex Coordination and not only measures hand to eye coordination but how accurately you can control your movements.
Know the composition of Test Three. Test Three is labeled Item Recognition and is conducted in order to measure short term memory and recollection.
Identify the components of Test Four. This test is called Time Sharing and measures both how precisely you can control your movements as well as response time.
Learn about Test Five. This is the personality portion of the BAT and is called Activities Interest Inventory. Your answers to the series of questions will be used to determine your attitude and beliefs toward taking risks.