IEGAT Study Guide 2026

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IEGAT exam key facts

The ieGAT takes 1.5 to 2 hours in total including instructions and practice, with the test itself averaging 70 to 90 minutes. Source
The ieGAT has no fixed pass mark: the total score depends on the number of questions answered, their correctness and the time taken. Source
The IE Global Admissions Test (ieGAT) may only be taken once. Source

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📋 IEGAT Exam Format at a Glance

150

Questions

120 min

Time Limit

50.00%

Passing Score

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📚 IEGAT Topics to Study (15)

Numerical Reasoning · 11 cards Verbal Reasoning · 11 cards Critical Thinking and Argumentation · 7 cards Critical Thinking and Argumentation · 7 cards Critical Thinking and Argumentation · 7 cards Abstract Reasoning with Symbols · 6 cards Applied Numeracy Calculations · 6 cards Data Interpretation from Tables · 6 cards Deductive Logical Thinking · 6 cards Graphical Numerical Interpretation · 6 cards Inductive Pattern Recognition · 6 cards Information Handling Scenarios · 6 cards Logical Shape Sequences · 6 cards Verbal Logic: True/False/Cannot Say · 6 cards Verbal Reasoning Comprehension · 6 cards

✍️ Sample IEGAT Questions & Answers

1. Which of the following best describes circular reasoning?

✓ Using a premise as its own evidence: 'This policy is good because it is beneficial.'

Circular reasoning (begging the question) uses the conclusion itself as a premise, offering no independent support for the claim.

2. What is the next number in the following sequence? 5, 12, 10, 17, 15, ?

✓ 22

The pattern in the sequence is an alternating series of two arithmetic operations: add 7, then subtract 2. - 5 + 7 = 12 - 12 - 2 = 10 - 10 + 7 = 17 - 17 - 2 = 15 Following this pattern, the next operation is to add 7: 15 + 7 = 22.

3. The line graph below shows the monthly average temperature for City X over a year. During which of the following periods was the rate of temperature increase the greatest?

✓ March to May

The rate of increase is represented by the steepness of the line segment. Visually inspecting the graph, the line segment from March to May has the steepest positive slope, indicating the most rapid increase in average temperature.

4. Which of the following shapes is the logical outlier in the group based on its geometric properties?

✓ Trapezoid

A rectangle, rhombus, and square are all types of parallelograms, which is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides. A trapezoid is a quadrilateral that has only one pair of parallel sides. This difference in the number of parallel side pairs makes the trapezoid the logical outlier.

5. When a client reports their involvement in an act of terrorism, their therapist is legally obliged to report this.

✓ True

Explanation: The passage states 'Legitimate breaches of confidentiality relate to circumstances where the information the client has shared relates to acts of terrorism; information of this nature must be reported.'

6. Read the argument: 'Reducing working hours will decrease productivity. Therefore, we should not reduce working hours.' Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?

✓ A meta-analysis of 50 companies found that productivity fell in 80% of cases after working-hour reductions.

Evidence from 80% of companies in a large meta-analysis directly supports the premise that reducing hours decreases productivity.

🎯 Free IEGAT Practice Tests

Numerical Reasoning · 11 questions Verbal Reasoning · 11 questions Critical Thinking and Argumentation · 7 questions Critical Thinking and Argumentation · 7 questions Critical Thinking and Argumentation · 7 questions Deductive Logical Thinking · 6 questions Verbal Logic: True/False/Cannot Say · 6 questions Information Handling Scenarios · 6 questions Graphical Numerical Interpretation · 6 questions Inductive Pattern Recognition · 6 questions

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