Leading provider of SUBJECT-SPECIFIC SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS AND SELECTION OF SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS
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SUBJECT-SPECIFIC STUDY APTITUDE TESTS AND SELECTION OF SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS
The ITB develops scholastic aptitude tests such as the TMS (“Medizinertest”), the TM-WISO and the selection test of the German Academic Scholarship Foundation. We are Germany’s leading developer of selection tests and are specialised in the selection of students and scholarship holders. Self-assessments (OSA) and tests for advising prospective students are also part of our services.
Standard Selection Tests to Individual Selection Procedures
Are you looking for a scholastic aptitude test for students that requires a minimum of effort for you? Or would you like a selection procedure for students or scholarship holders that is specifically tailored to your organisation? No matter where your exact needs lie, we will be pleased to advise and support you. Our offer ranges from standardised subject-specific scholastic aptitude tests, such as the TMS or the TM-WISO in the full-service model, to individual selection procedures, such as those we have developed for the Bucerius Law School.
- The ITB Full Service Modell for tests
- Test for Medical Studies (TMS) & Aptitude test for medical study programmes (EMS)
- PhaST (Pharmazie-Studieneignungstest) – scholastic aptitude test für pharmaceutical studies
- Individual selection processes for universities
- Self-Assessments and counselling tests
- Selection procedures for scholarship holders
- Tests with proctoring
- Other assessments (“Deltaprüfung”, selection process for the “Landarztquoten”)
Selection procedures with the highest demands on quality
Our methods meet the highest requirements:
- standardised, structured and quality assured, as required by law
- proven predictability for academic success
- developed according to current scientific standards
- developed by DIN 33430-licensed experts of aptitude diagnostics
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