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Accounting Technician Aptitude Test

  • 07-08-2017 5:37pm
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    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4


    I'm sitting the first year Accounting Technician Aptitude Test this Thursday. I'm feeling very nervous. I was told that it would be a simple test with 6th class level maths questions. Has anyone sat this exam? What type of questions should I expect?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,853 ✭✭✭messrs


    Just googled it and got this thread

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056352776

    Not much there at all - only worthwhile bit

    " it is actually all accounting based. Most of it easy calculations of percentages wages and VAT questions"

    Good luck with it!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2 sotima


    Hi , I am going to have my aptitude test next week Tuesday. Couldn't find much information ab it on internet .
    Could u please tell me how did it go ? What kind of questions u had in the text.
    thanks a lot


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 41 mjbo


    I am fully aware this post is 2 years old so this is just an update for anyone doing an aptitude test in the future. (I hope the OP was successful in their accountancy study)

    I completed the Accountancy Tehnician aptitude test today and for the one I did there were 25 questions in total. The pass mark was 60% (and I passed thankfully). You had 25 minutes to complete the test. The questions were all numerical with the first half of the questions asking you to complete a calculation and pick one of the answers provided. The second half of questions were again calculations and you had to write down the answer (no answers were provided for you to pick from). I didn't think the questions were too difficult but I am looking to take up this course as a mature student so have good work experience in the financial world under my belt.
    As with any exam, the one key piece of advice I can give is to make sure to read the question thoroughly as I realised I had made 2 or 3 stupid mistakes when I re-read my test before handing it up.

    Best of luck for anyone completing this aptitude test now or in the future.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2 Kelynda


    Hi, how long did it take u to find out that u passed ur test? I done mine yesterday. Thanks


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 41 mjbo


    Kelynda wrote: »
    Hi, how long did it take u to find out that u passed ur test? I done mine yesterday. Thanks

    I got word that I passed the test on the same day (completed the aptitude test at 9:30am and received a text around 3:00pm same day).


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 kowalski202


    mjbo wrote: »
    I am fully aware this post is 2 years old so this is just an update for anyone doing an aptitude test in the future. (I hope the OP was successful in their accountancy study)

    I completed the Accountancy Tehnician aptitude test today and for the one I did there were 25 questions in total. The pass mark was 60% (and I passed thankfully). You had 25 minutes to complete the test. The questions were all numerical with the first half of the questions asking you to complete a calculation and pick one of the answers provided. The second half of questions were again calculations and you had to write down the answer (no answers were provided for you to pick from). I didn't think the questions were too difficult but I am looking to take up this course as a mature student so have good work experience in the financial world under my belt.
    As with any exam, the one key piece of advice I can give is to make sure to read the question thoroughly as I realised I had made 2 or 3 stupid mistakes when I re-read my test before handing it up.

    Best of luck for anyone completing this aptitude test now or in the future.

    Hi, can you please give me more information about the type of questions you had, I will have this test soon , was it mostly just VAT, percentages, additions, multiplications and deductions? do you need to know anything about accounts like liabilities and assets?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 140 ✭✭ncit9933


    Hi kowalski202

    Did you find out any more detail on the exam, I'm due to have it tomorrow morning

    Thanks


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 zhuk_sugar


    ATI aptitude test. I've had questions like:

    1. Which operator makes the following equation true?Equation: 3.94 ___ 4.74 ( ><=+)
    2. What is 22.7 rounded to the nearest whole number?
    3. A carpenter bought a piece of wood measuring 10.66 metres. He sawed off 4.85 metres. What length is the piece of wood now?
    4. Each cement block weighs 0.4 Kg. How much would 12 blocks weigh in total?
    5. If an invoice total including VAT is €14760 and the VAT rate applicable is 23%. What is the net value of the invoice?
    6. What is the missing number in the following sequence of numbers? Sequence: 1, 4, 9, ??, 25
    7. How many degress in a right angle?
    8. Which is the largest fraction?3/4; 5/6; 8/12; 1/2; 7/8
    9. Your weekly wage is €500 gross per week. If you take a pay cut of 6%, what will your revised gross wage be?
    10. What is the average of the following list of numbers?Numbers: 15, 20, 22, 25, 27.5
    11. Calculate the followingEquation: 42 x 6 = ?
    12. Complete the following equation?Equation: 64 - 43 = 42 - ?
    13. If I can buy 6 oranges for €1.80, how many can I buy for €4.20?
    14. John drove 800km (kilometres) from 1st Jan to 30th April 2020. If he continues to drive the same number of km per month for the remainder of the year, what is the expected km of travel for 2020?
    15. Ann borrowed €100,000 on 1st April 2020 at an annual interest rate of 10% per annum charged at the end of the calendar year. What is the expected interest charge for the year ended 31st December 2020.
    16. Which operator makes the below equation true?Equation: 1 1/3 ___ 1 2/6
    17. If Mary drives at 60 miles per hour, how many kilometres will she travel in one hour? Five miles is equal to eight kilometres
    18. Of the following options select the one that orders the sequence from smallest to largestSequence: 3.2, 3.197, 3.02, 3.19
    19. What is 1% of 22,100?
    20. What is 33.33% of €420?
    21. Find the value of 4 ÷ 1/3
    22. Three types of fuel are sold by a fuel station during one week in the following proportions:Diesel 40%, Premium Unleaded Petrol 40% and Regular Unleaded Petrol 20%Sales of Premium Unleaded Petrol totalled 200,000 litres in that week.What are the total fuel sales in that week?
    23. Using the previous fuel station information answer the following question also:How many litres of Regular Unleaded Petrol was sold in that week?
    24. Using the previous fuel station information answer the following question also:How many litres of diesel was sold in that week?
    25. A painter paints on average 30 square metres in one hour. How many square metres will two painters paint in seven hours?
    26. A company manufacturers school bags.It costs the manufacturer €2.50 per bag to make the first 1000 bags. All subsequent bags cost 1/5 less to make. How much does it cost to make 5000 bags?
    27. Overtime is paid in a fuel station at time and a half.Derek is paid €12.50 per hour. In one week, he worked 39 hours plus overtime of 7 hours.Calculate the following for that week:Overtime pay
    28. Based on the previous information for Derek, please calculate the following:Gross Pay
    29. A Home Products store are having a sale and intend to mark down a slow selling couch by 25% from an original selling cost of €2460 including VAT. The VAT rate applicable is 23%Calculate the following:The discount selling price including VAT
    30. Based on the previous information with the pricing of the couch, please calculate the following:The VAT amount included in the discounted selling price



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