Mechanical Reasoning Practice

Mechanical reasoning (also mechanical aptitude or mechanical comprehension) tests are used for candidates for Engineering related positions, as well as army (CFAT,  ASVAB)  emergency services personnel (Canadian Firefighter), skilled trades, automotive and industrial trades such as the Elevator Repair Aptitude Test. Mechanical reasoning tests are used to gauge your practical reasoning skills, mechanical understanding and aptitude.

See also Spatial Relations Practice

Registration is usually organized by companies with job vacancies.  The test usually comes at no cost.

Most Mechanical Aptitude tests are taken on a computer (CBT) while they are still sometimes taken with a pen and paper.   Help with computer based tests

The test is multiple choice.   Help with multiple choice

The questions which will be asked are centered on the basic principles in Engineering and Mechanical concepts. The test is designed to assess your understanding and command of basic principles. Here are the most common subject areas on the test.

• Pulleys and Belts
• Gears
• Springs
• Levers
• Balancing Scales
• Gravity
• Acceleration
• Hydraulics
• Weights
• Magnetism
• Energy Types

• Friction
• Horseshow Magnets
• Pressure
• Pendulum
• Pivot Points
• Power Source
• Conductors
• Open and Closed Circuits
• Switches
• Series and Parallel Circuits
• Electrical load and Path

Bennet Mechanical Comprehension(BMCT I and II)

Wiesen Test of Mechanical Aptitude Practice

Spatial Reasoning Practice

Ramsay Mechanical Aptitude MAT

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