Pincher

They don't tell you and you'll get no feedback. But clearly there must be some form of candidate ranking based on performance.

gregster10217

Don't know about a pass mark, I thought I'd flunked it on the maths but clearly not. I think they judge it on overall performance and take the top xxx through to the next stage.
Could be wrong though.

Lobsta28

Hi. Just a question on fitness, what would the beep test pass be for a 33 year old male please, and is there any distance ranges / iPhone apps you could practise with, thanks x

grdnblack

Lobsta, I think you'll be looking at a minimum level of 9.1 (19-29yrs 10.1, 30-39yrs 9.1, 40+yrs 8.1) with the lines/markers 20m apart, obviously the higher the better. Searching online should find you an mp3 of the beeps

Pincher

Here's a link to a table which you can use to replicate the run on a running machine in a gym. Not exactly the same, but I found it really helpful, especially preparing during the wet winter months.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-stage_fitness_test

They tell you that it's not based on best effort just go for your age target, but everyone with me did a little extra than they needed to.

Lobsta28

Thank you both very much, really appreciated x

gregster10217

Lobsta, type in bleep test/20m bleep test into the App Store search section and you'll get a number of results.
The other thing to practise is the agility test, especially the start. And get yourself some decent trainers, proper fitness trainers, not designer things. You will need something with a good grip to make the turns.

Lobsta28

Thanks Gregster x

Richie86

I imagine this has already been asked a few times but I thought I'd repost in an attempt to get some direct answers. I'm through to the PEE in May and have been looking at a few psychometric test books but none of them seem particularly good. They all seem too simple or easy, I've even looked up to graduate level books. Any recommendations guys? I don't want to be spending weeks trawling the Internet/Waterstones when I could be revising.

Thank You Muchly!

Pincher

How about a 'brain training' type app for your mobile/computer which increases in difficulty as you progress. I hear 'Luminosity's supposed to be very good.

Richie86

Pincher, thank you. Downloaded that app & am playing away as we speak.

arronc

I couldn't find the app is it on andriod?

Richie86

iPhone arronc

Pincher

You should be able to get it for you computer for any format. For Android phones try 'Mind Games'.

Lividave

Hi Guys,

New to this site and first time post.

I've been fortunate enough to make it to the PPE on the 28th of May and was wondering if it consists of only mulitple choice questions?

From the example questions I've seen online its all multiple but have heard differently.

Thanks