Watson Glaser Critical Thinking

W-GCTA contains five sections designed to find out how good an individual is at analytical and logical reasoning and it measures ability to logically analyse assumptions, arguments, deductions, inferences and interpreting information.

 

Written Exercise

This exercise is used to test your analytical skills and problem solving abilities. You’ll be presented with information which you will be expected to read and analyse. You will then need to produce a written report which will also be used to test your writing skills, spelling and grammar. It is a good idea to practice these type of tests ahead of time, especially if you have a weakness in your spelling and grammar.

 

E-tray Exercise

E-trays make use of a simulation in which you receive e-mails which you are expected to read, prioritise and process in order to complete several tasks. These tasks are representative of those that you might be expected to undertake in a work or business setting. It will assess your written communication, decision-making skills and ability to multi-task.

 

Application Process

 

Links

http://graduates.incelaw.com/

https://incegraduates.com/portfolio/how-to-apply/

https://incegraduates.com/selection-process/