OLSAT

What is OLSAT Test ?

OLSAT – The Otis- Lennon School Ability Test is a test published by Pearson Education to assess the reasoning abilities and abstract thinking of students between Pre-K to 12. It is a group-administered intelligence test that measures the overall ability of the students through a series of verbal, non-verbal and quantitative reasoning questions that relate to their success in school. The test focuses on how students analyze, comprehend and use their reasoning ability in a variety of situations.

OLSAT Questions Type

OLSAT consists of 7 levels that are designed for children between pre- kindergarten to grade 12, each level corresponding to a particular grade/grades. Level A is meant for pre-kindergartners and kindergartners while Level B is meant for first graders. Second graders can appear for Level C and third graders can sit for Level D. Fourth and fifth graders can enroll for Level E while students in sixth to eight grade take Level F. The final Level G is for ninth to twelfth graders.

Like any other competitive exam, OLSAT also needs a good amount of preparation. However it could get a little challenging for the younger children who are not familiar with the concept of appearing for a test. with sufficient practice you will definitely be able to help your child prepare for the OLSAT in a confident yet hassle-free manner.