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ITB-Science

Test for programmes
in natural science, technology, engineering and mathematics

Discover academic potential for science studies

ITB-Science is a psychometric subject-specific test for assessing aptitude to study in the field of natural science, technology, engineering and mathematics. ITB-Science consists of four modules, each comprising 15 exercises, which have proven successful in predicting academic success:

  • Quantitative Problems
  • Figural Problems
  • Analysing Texts
  • Graphs and Tables

 

Duration: 2 hours, 60 exercises

Test languages: English and German

Implementation: Online on campus, online-proctored at home or paper-based on campus.

Participation fee: 90 Euro (including VAT), 140 Euro for late registrations.

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Why do organisations use ITB-Science?

  • It helps to identify the best applicants and compensates for differences in high school grades. It can increase diversity and gives a fair chance to every applicant.
  • It can be done online or offline, at campus or at home and is therefore a flexible tool for testing all applicants worldwide.
  • ITB-Science was developed and evaluated according to the international scientific standards of psychological assessment. All modules have proven good reliability and validity in empirical studies.
  • The test is guided by the EU's data protection standards, which are among the strictest in the world.
  • ITB-Science enables universities to make their admission process simple, straightforward and efficient.
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Proven test modules for the prediction of study success

Quantitative problems

measures quantitative skills and assumes a basic knowledge of mathematics.

Figural problems

consists of matrices that test reasoning in the figurative domain and general cognitive skills.

Analysing Texts

measures text comprehension and critical thinking using subject-related texts from the field of study.

Graphs and tables

measures competence in understanding illustrations and diagrams on various topics in the field of study, critical thinking, quantitative abilities and data literacy.

For more information regarding test development, implementation and evaluation, download the procedural notes:

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