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UKGMAT Reliability
The UKGMAT's reliability was -
Internal consistency
If all of the questions are part of the same ability, then they
should all be inter-
The UKGMAT has alphas exceeding 0.86 on both
of its scales. Compared to other tests of ability and aptitude, this shows that the
UKGMAT is very reliable
Test-
If the UKGMAT really does measure abilities &
aptitudes that will make a difference in the workplace, it is important that they
be consistent over a period of time. Indeed, we can argue that if the test is reliable,
then testing the same person at two different times should produce very similar results.
The UKGMAT shows exceptional test-
Unusually for an aptitude test, premium reports are available to UKGMAT users and anyone who commissions the UKGMAT as part of
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a recruitment or development activity.
Users can be sure that an administration of UKGMAT gives results that are both reliable and valid .
In other words test results can be replicated and demonstrably measure what they claim to be assessing.
One very popular ability test used in the UK is the NFER-
UKGMAT shows reliabilities exceeding 0.86 for both its scales.
For example, the ‘First Graduate Assessment’, published by ASE in the UK, reports reliability as low as 0.80.
UKGMAT exceeds 0.86 for both its scales.