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How Many Questions Are in the CCAT Test?
The CCAT includes 50 multiple-choice questions that must be answered in 15 minutes. The questions are spread across three key categories:
- Verbal Reasoning
- Math & Logic
- Spatial Reasoning
CCAT Time Limit and Pacing Strategy
You have just 15 minutes to complete 50 questions. That means you get only 18 seconds per question on average. Most candidates are not expected to finish all questions.
Tip: Focus on accuracy, not completion. Skip tough questions and return only if time allows.
How CCAT Questions Are Structured by Section
| Section | Approx. Questions | Skills Measured |
|---|---|---|
| Verbal Reasoning | 14–16 | Language, analogies, opposites |
| Math & Logic | 16–18 | Number series, equations, puzzles |
| Spatial Reasoning | 8–10 | Pattern recognition, figure sequencing |
Do All CCAT Tests Have the Same Structure?
Yes — every official CCAT test from Criteria Corp follows the same structure: 50 questions in 15 minutes. However, the difficulty and question order may vary.
How to Practice the CCAT Test Format Effectively
- Use a 15-minute timer for all practice sessions
- Train with 50-question sets to build mental endurance
- Alternate between sections for balance (verbal, math, spatial)
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