Realistic OA Trials
Full-length, real-format simulations of each firm's actual online assessment — CTC, Flow Traders, Maven Securities, and SIG. One fixed question set per firm, free, no signup.
CTC-Style Online Assessment
50 questions · 15 minutes · numerical, spatial, verbal and logic reasoning mixed — with per-section score breakdown at the end.
Broadest formatFlow Traders Math Test
75 multiple-choice questions · 8 minutes · −2 per wrong answer · pass mark 70. Integers, decimals and fractions at ~6 seconds each.
Hardest pass barMaven Securities Math Test
40 five-choice questions · 6 minutes · −2 per wrong answer · bar of 34 correct. Fractions, percentages and powers.
Shortest formatSIG Online Assessment
70 questions · 8 minutes · mixed typed and multiple choice — difference-of-squares tricks, decimal magnitude, ugly fractions.
Trick recognitionLooking for pure mental math?
For arithmetic-only speed drills (no multi-section OA format), see Mental Math Practice — the daily drill and the classic Optiver-style 80-in-8 test.
FAQ
What does "trial" mean here?
Each of these is a full-length, real-format simulation of one firm's actual online assessment — timing, question mix, and scoring rules included. It's a trial in the sense that it's one fixed sample: the same question set every time, for everyone, so you can size up the format before you commit real prep time to it.
Why is it always the same questions?
So scores are comparable between attempts and between people, and so the web free tier stays a step below the TradeMind app — which regenerates a fresh, realistic set every day. Every trial page has a "want a fresh set every day?" link that explains this and opens the app download.
Which one should I start with?
If you don't know your target firm's format yet, start with CTC — it's the broadest, mixing numerical, spatial, verbal and logic sections. Otherwise go straight to your firm: Flow, Maven and SIG each have distinct timing and penalty rules worth getting a feel for before test day.