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I have to take the ATSA (air traffic controller skills assesment) pretty soon and one section is a timed 20 minute section VERY similar to LSAT logic games. You have to answer 18 questions in 20 minutes and are allowed NO PENCIL or PAPER the test is entirely on the computer. Before you enter the testing facility your pockets are emptied and you are immediately disqualified if you are found using any outside source to help on the test.
Everyone who took the test says this section was extremely difficult, anyone have any advice? I've been studying logic games for some time but spend a lot of time trying to remember all the rules during questions because I can't diagram.
Thanks for the responses, sadly there are no published version of the actual test, just anecdotes and compilations from those who took it. There is some test prep software created by a 3rd party company but it isn't for the logic questions section. The test and scoring is proprietary and unavailable to the public. You will never receive your exact score either.
The test seems to be set at a difficulty where it is 100% impossible to obtain a perfect or close to perfect score as the test is designed to assess prioritization of multiple tasks under extreme time constraints. All those who took it seem to say it will crush you at certain points during the test; usually with a few of the multitasking games eventually becoming too hard for a human brain to complete or by not giving enough time for the logic questions section. Job offers are sent out based on how you scored relative to the others testing and I guess I'm just looking for anything that will help me do as well as I possibly can.