ISSB Intelligence Tests (OIR)
The preliminary screening intelligence test determines whether a candidate remains for the full 5-day assessment. Master both Verbal and Non-Verbal test modules under rigorous time limits.
Verbal Intelligence Test
Consists of 80 to 90 text and number-based logic questions with a strict ~35 minute time allotment (~25-30 seconds per question).
- Number & Alphabetical Series
- Coding & Decoding Logic
- Analogies & Word Relationships
- Blood Relations & Family Hierarchy
- Direction Sense & Coordinate Problems
- Speed, Time, Distance & Fractions
Non-Verbal Intelligence Test
Consists of 50 to 60 graphic, diagrammatic, and matrix problems with ~25-30 minute time limits (~30-40 seconds per question).
- 3x3 Pattern Matrices
- Rotational Angles (Clockwise / Counter-Clockwise)
- Odd-One-Out (Classification of Figures)
- Mirror & Water Inversion Symmetry
- Paper Folding & Spatial Visualisation
- Dot Situations & Element Counts
The Golden Rule of the Screening Intelligence Test
In computerized testing, speed is equally as vital as accuracy. Never spend more than 40 seconds trying to crack a single complicated series or matrix problem. If a question is unclear, make your best educated deduction, mark it, and proceed immediately. Unattempted questions drastically reduce your OIR percentile.