The test is not directly dependent on information obtained from coursework or undergraduate studies; Except for basic arithmetic and linguistic principles; Accordingly, it does not require prior preparation, but rather depends on the cultural outcome and accumulated life experiences. What helps the laboratory to perform the test is knowing its nature and its precise aspects. _blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>Bachelor’s General Aptitude Test Handbook On site.

Knot times:

The paper-based test is held once a year. The exact date is announced in a timely manner on the authority’s website and through social media. Registration for the computer-based test is available at any time throughout the year.

General Tips:

• Follow the authority’s website for information on the test locations and dates.
• Make sure that you attend the place, day, and time you registered to take the test. When you arrive at the test center, go to the person responsible for your test group in the reception committee; To review the papers and documents you carry, and to ensure that the necessary conditions for taking the test are met. Then, you will be allowed to enter the examination hall and instruct you to sit in a seat designated for you in advance.
• After the students’ entry to the hall is completed, question notebooks will be distributed containing the answer sheet, which is a form that is read by a scanner; So keep it safe. Thereafter and based on the instructions of the hall supervisor; In conjunction with your colleagues, you will fill out the first side (personal information page) of the form, and the second side is (the answer page). Listen carefully to the room supervisor’s instructions on how to fill it out. After that, everyone will be allowed to open the question notebooks and start the test.
• If you have any questions or requests for help, just raise your hand to help someone from the supervisors come to help you.
• All test questions from Multiple choice type (A, B, C, D), in the case of a paper-based test, the student should shade the letter circle corresponding to the correct answer for each question on the answer sheet with an HB-2 pencil, never using a fountain pen or dry. Pencils will be distributed in the examination hall, and it is preferable that the student bring with him an HB-2 pencil and an eraser, as a precaution.
• In the case of the paper-based test, there will be approximately sixty (60) minutes between entering the hall and the beginning of the test; So the student should be prepared to sit for about three and a half hours. In the case of the computerized test, the test procedures require the student to be present 15 minutes before the test date, so the student must be prepared to sit approximately two hours and forty-five minutes (2:45).
• The test is made up of sections, and the Each section is allocated only (25) minutes. The room supervisor will alert you to the start time of answering each section, as well as the end of the time allotted to it. Remember that you can only answer and review the questions for that section and within the time period specified for each section, and you are never allowed to go back or look at a previous section or go to a later section. Any violation of this will expose you to deprivation from continuing the test. 
• If the student is not satisfied with his performance in the test, he may take it more than once, but in different periods