Pymetrics Test: Full Game Reveal | Real-Life Simulation

In this video, we walk you through all 16 games of the Pymetrics assessment, based on Prepmatter's simulation. Pymetrics is a common screening tool used by top firms such as Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Bain & Company, Ernst & Young (EY), British American Tobacco (BAT), PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Blackstone, Accenture, JPMorgan Chase, McDonald's, Unilever, Tesla, and LinkedIn.

We cover 12 core games:

- Money Exchange 1
- Keypresses
- Balloons
- Money Exchange 2
- Digits
- Easy or Hard
- Stop
- Cards
- Arrows
- Lengths
- Towers
- Faces

As well as 4 additional bonus games:
- Magnitudes
- Sequences
- Shapes
- Letters

Given the dynamic nature of Prepmatter's Pymetrics Test Simulation, you will almost always encounter different scenarios each time you play the games. Feel free to watch this video first to get a sense of the assessment, and take Prepmatter's simulation multiple times to improve your performance before the real-life assessment.

00:00 Introduction
01:18 Money Exchange 1
03:18 Keypresses
04:32 Balloons
08:26 Money Exchange 2
10:15 Digits
14:54 Easy or Hard
18:28 Stop
21:22 Cards
25:58 Arrows
30:18 Lengths
36:25 Towers
38:29 Faces
42:57 Magnitudes
44:22 Sequences
51:22 Shapes
58:53 Letters

Please leave a comment if you have any questions. Our Prepmatter team will be more than happy to help!

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[ZeinDen-sd]

Do you have interview standard chartered...?

[subsepehlaypakistan]

thanx prepmatter...indeed you explained and demonstrated theses games...meticolously

[arkaghosh]

i did not pass this test i had given it twice can u tell me how can i improve?

[asc]

Was able to get over $30 easily with selecting easy each time. With alternating between under 49% or less easy and 50% or more above that hard, I got continually in the low to mid 20's. If I went hard every time, was in the teens. So, easy each time definitely would get the most. Also note, the timer seems to be going in between decisions, so I'd go quickly to not let time pass before you make a decision on the next option. I think that allows you to get extra money in the game vs others that take more time to do it. I would note though, that it's likely better to alternate and do the strategy of low for low probability and high or medium to high probability as he did in the video. As that shows you are looking at the percentages. It's not necessarily about getting the most money.