Practice the OACP General Mental Ability Assessment (GMAA) Police Test before you write it! Our online Police training program is designed to prepare you to score in the top percentiles of the new Ontario Association Chiefs of Police Constable Selection System recruitment test. The Mental Ability Assessment test replaces the PATI test that was administered by ATS.
What's on the GMAA?
The General Mental Ability Assessment is a test that consists of two components, a verbal subtest and a quantitative subtest, designed to measure your general mental ability.
VERBAL:
The verbal section measures your understanding of words and ideas. This test will specifically focus on items relating to your accumulated knowledge of diverse topics, the number of words or verbal concepts that you have learned, and the ability to recognize conceptual similarities among common English verbal objects.
QUANTITATIVE:
The quantitative section measures your logical reasoning and problem solving abilities. This test will specifically focus on your ability to generate solutions to various numerical problems. These problem solving questions will require you to focus on the pertinent mathematical elements and to use them to arrive at a correct answer quickly.
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