Cognitive Ability Test by Madhu Guptha and Bindiya Lakhani (English)
This test consists of 40 items divided into five dimensions; 1. Memory 2. Awareness 3. Understanding 4. Reasoning ability and problem solving ability. This test is standardized on students studying in secondary and senior secondary classes.
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