You get one attempt at the IE Admissions Test
IE lets you sit its Admissions Test once, and never tells you your score. Practise all five areas at the pace the real test sets — so the only run that counts isn't the first time you've seen it.
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Practice at the pace the test actually sets
The IE Admissions Test gives you 37 numerical tasks in 12 minutes and 49 verbal in 12 — designed so nobody finishes. Practise at that rate, across all five areas, before the one attempt that counts.
Timed at the real rate
Roughly 19 seconds a task on numerical and 15 on verbal, so the clock stops being the thing you learn on test day.
Speed is part of your score
IE says the total reflects correctness and how quickly you answer. Practice builds the decide-and-move habit that rewards.
All five areas
Numerical and verbal reasoning, deductive logic, learning efficiency, and both Mathematics Assessment variants.
Worked solutions throughout
Step-by-step reasoning for every question — which matters more here, because IE never shows you your real score.
Live teaching for a test you can't retake
Four of IE's five areas have no syllabus to study, which makes being walked through each task — and drilled on pacing — worth more here than on a content-based exam. Sessions are announced ahead of the main application rounds.
Choose your plan
You sit the IE Admissions Test once, and IE never shows you your score. Practice is the only feedback you get.
Single Area
Drill the one area holding you back.
All-Subject Prep
Every area of the test, at the pace it actually demands.
Crash Course + All-Subject Prep
Live teaching on top of everything above.
The IE Admissions Test, answered
What IE publishes, what it doesn't, and what that means for how you prepare.
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IE University Acceptance Rate: What's Actually Published
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