IMC Online Assessment practice

IMC tests candidates with 4 short browser games in one session. The games measure working memory, anticipation, cognitive control and attention. Practise the full format here, from start to end.

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5 to 10 min 4 games Adaptive

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4 adaptive games, one after the other. Each game starts with a short practice round with feedback. Then the main round starts. The main round adapts to you and stops when the measurement is precise. Your report puts the results into 4 skill phases.

The example run is a short pass through all 4 games, and it takes 5 to 10 minutes. Premium gives you the full adaptive assessment and the complete skill report.

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What is the IMC Online Assessment practice?
IMC Trading tests candidates with 4 short browser games in one session. The games measure working memory, anticipation, cognitive control and attention. This practice product is specifically designed to train those skills, with 4 games we designed ourselves: Link, Align, Capture and Engage. You can practise the full session from start to end.
How long does a full session take?
A full session takes 25 to 30 minutes without a break. Each game has a short practice round with feedback. Then the main round starts. The main round adapts to you and stops when the measurement is precise. Therefore the exact length is a little different for each person.
Why does the difficulty change?
The games are adaptive. Two correct answers increase the difficulty by one step, and one error decreases it by one step. Therefore the game finds the level where you are correct approximately 70 percent of the time. A difficult game is the correct behaviour of the assessment, not a failure.
Can I stop and continue later?
You can stop between games and continue at the next game. If you stop during a game, the system deletes that game and starts it again when you return. A break during a game makes the measurements incorrect. Use one quiet session, and a desktop or laptop computer with a keyboard.
How do I read my report?
The report puts the measurements for each game into 4 skill phases. Each phase shows your relative strength in that session. The games make a compromise between speed and accuracy. Therefore a low score in one phase and a high score in another phase is usual. The real assessment behaves in the same way.