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Advanced Progressive Matrices (APM)<br />
Range 11+ years of age<br />
Administration Timed: 40 minutes, untimed: 40–60 minutes<br />
Assessment Content 36 matrices of increasing difficulty<br />
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If you are looking for books look for these:<br />
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APM Set 1 Educational Test Booklet<br />
APM Set 2 Educational Test Booklet <br />

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Advanced Progressive Matrices (APM)
Range 11+ years of age
Administration Timed: 40 minutes, untimed: 40–60 minutes
Assessment Content 36 matrices of increasing difficulty

If you are looking for books look for these:

APM Set 1 Educational Test Booklet
APM Set 2 Educational Test Booklet


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i am appearng for the L&amp;T recruitment.their first round constitutes picture reasoning in which we are given 8 figures in a 3*3 matrix and we have 2 find the 9th figure.everywhere on the net i found that for clearing l&amp;t written i should go through jc raven advanced progressive matrices.but the problem is i cant find this book anywhere.can any1 provide me with some assistance and also if any1 could provide me questions based on this pattern.i would be highly grateful.
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hello!

i am appearng for the L&T recruitment.their first round constitutes picture reasoning in which we are given 8 figures in a 3*3 matrix and we have 2 find the 9th figure.everywhere on the net i found that for clearing l&t written i should go through jc raven advanced progressive matrices.but the problem is i cant find this book anywhere.can any1 provide me with some assistance and also if any1 could provide me questions based on this pattern.i would be highly grateful.

advanced progressive matrices

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