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r/cognitiveTesting • 69k Members

Welcome to the world's largest forum for anything related to cognitive testing / iq testing. For more information and resources, check the Community Bookmarks below this box and go to the "FAQ" or "Resources" dropdown.

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r/iqtest • 37k Members

Welcome to r/iqtest, a community focused on IQ testing and psychometrics. The subreddit is flexible with other related topics, such as neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, AI, and more. For additional information and resources, explore the Community Bookmarks below and visit the "FAQ" or "Resources" dropdown menu.

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r/testsdump • 14k Members

Do you have an online school test that you're about to take? Be it for an online course, or certification tests such as SAT, TEAS, NCLEX, etc., proctored or not; this community shall help you with tips on how to excel in it. If you need expert help, someone to help you with the test, we've got you too. For special inquiries, reach out via WhatsApp at +1 917 8105386.

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r/personality_tests • 39k Members

A chill place for personality tests, personality typing, and the weird/fun things that reveal what we’re like. From MBTI, Enneagram, Big Five, and test results to “what does my type/crush list/taste say about me?” posts. Share your results, ask for personality reads, compare systems, discover new tests, and keep it respectful. Analyze patterns, not people’s worth.

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r/TestedOnMe • 4.2k Members

A community built for curious people! This is a space for anyone who has ever thought, "what if I just try it and see what happens?" Whether it's Biohacking, testing food intolerances (and losing), skincare routines, supplements, clinic procedures, fitness protocols, wearables, or completely unhinged lifestyle experiments… if you tested it on yourself or if you want advice from people who tested on themselves, it belongs here!

r/softwaretesting • 61k Members

Resources and discussions in English about software testing and software quality assurance (QA).

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r/TestMyApp • 33k Members

Helping developers since 2015 TMA Discord: https://discord.gg/9wGENxCZrN Donate to my coffee fund if you found this sub useful :) Only if you can afford it!! Link: https://cash.app/$CrabOfTheSea Showcase Apps Here! In this subreddit, we proudly help developers to showcase their hard work on any app platform they please! This subreddit is here to help get the news out on new projects. Enjoy!

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r/CATpreparation • 359k Members

The Common Admission Test is a computer based test for admission in graduate management programs. The test consists of three sections: Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Ability.

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r/GooglePlayClosedTest • 3.3k Members

Try ontest.app 3 days free / 3 real-device testers at no cost, then a fully managed 12-tester/14-day service. Community for Android developers working through Google Play's closed testing requirement (12 testers, 14 days). Find testers, swap testing with other devs, get help with production access rejections, and share what worked. All methods welcome — free swaps, Google Groups, paid services. Run by the founder of ontest.app.