How to Pass Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test: Questions with Answers & Solutions!

The Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test assesses a broad range of cognitive abilities, including numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning, abstract reasoning, and logical thinking. This comprehensive evaluation provides employers with insights into a candidate's overall cognitive aptitude and potential for success in the workplace.

Some versions of the Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test utilize adaptive testing algorithms, which dynamically adjust the difficulty of questions based on the candidate's responses. Adaptive testing ensures that each candidate receives questions that are appropriately challenging, allowing for more accurate assessments of their abilities.

Employers have the flexibility to customize the Crossover Cognitive Aptitude Test to align with the specific requirements of different job roles and industries. This customization allows employers to tailor the assessment to assess the cognitive skills most relevant to the positions they are hiring for.

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[lauraweiler]

For a hot minute I thought Creepy Dave was teaching me analytical skills.

[abdeljamehbatara]

At the last number my answer was correct but I had a different solution.
We skip 1 letter everytime. So at the first row we skip the letter C.
Then at the second row we skip the letter E.
And then at the last row we skip the letter G.
So, the answer is letter A.H

[rehabmohamed]

This has been very helpful and informative! Thanks for sharing this!

[billjensen]

I sincerely appreciate your videos but there is so much fluff in between the actual questions that the video is way way way too long.

[devsenamishra]

I also calculated H in the last question but my pattern was slightly different.

Let's begin with the 2nd row:

I observed that:

1. the first letter of the row (starting from 2nd row) is actually the middle letter (B).

2. the second letter is the remaining one: D

3. for the third letter we have to skip one (so in place of E select F).

That's why the 2nd row is: B D F (not E)

and if I apply this to 3rd row, then I'll get

D F H (not G)

[lulukrassova]

Indexes and Indices are both correct plural forms, with indices being the irregular plural form.

[Are_tech-cwyy]

For the question number 13, we can use another strategy too. They eliminate the letter between B and D, the letter between D and F, and finally, the letter between F and H. So the answer is H.

[frankfernandez]

At 37:55, you used the conversion to numbers, but instead of adding them horizontally, I noticed the pattern diagonally. Don't know why but that's how I saw them.

[muneebbolo]

Thanks a lot for this helpful content ♥

[koocefb]

Thank you so much. It is really helpful❤

[AmritBardewa-hrpc]

Thank you very much sir.
i really appreciate sir🙏🙏🙏

[kagantimur]

I appreciate the questions and the answers but at some part some of them felt unrealistic.

[Abaritou]

I sincerely appreciate your video, which book we need tonlearn to improve our skills

[FelipeRollin]

you can get all done, but you only have 18 seconds to solve in real test.

[zdyptps]

Wher in normal life is this kind of problem solving used. In other words why present such trickery. It disrups basic logic. Right

[IamHooter]

The second problem:
"The answer probably isn't A, so we can eliminate it"
...
The answer is A

[anthonymalicse]

im confused about strategic & tacgtical meaning how is it became opposite? 😊

[myksmithstephen]

Hello, this section was very interesting and I learned a lot, please how do I contact you ?

[rboxx]

Not a single question is even remotely similar to Crossover Aptitude test

[prb.g]

First one is easier by using the modulus(%), formula would be -> big(3rd) number % first(1st) number = lower(2nd) number
1) 31 % 7 = 3
2) (answer) % 8 = 2, so the answer is 26
3) 29 % 5 = 4

PS : The 3rd one is the poorest question I ever saw..no one should not think that much beyond in their lives.😂