what is difference between aptitude and achievement test?
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Aptitude refers to what you have the talent or ability to do.  Achievement refers to what you have learned or mastered.
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Site 1 -The Job Interview e-Guide\nSite 2 - Aptitude tests
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http://www.career-test-advisor.com/\nhttp://jobsearch.about.com/od/careertests/a/careertests.htm\nhttp://www.psychtests.com/\nhttp://quiz.ivillage.co.uk/uk_work/tests/career.htm\nhttp://www.careercolleges.com/career-assessment-test.jsp\n\nHere are five career aptitude tests. You have to look around a little bit but it's not too hard to figure them out. Good Luck
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Reasons; Multiple measures give you a more accurate picture of stu achievement/learning than a single high stakes test. If your aim is to improve and drive teaching...........you need as accureate a picture of ability as you can get. If your aim is to quantify gains........go with the high stakes test and teach to the test !
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If you go online, you will find several sites with career aptitude tests.  These tests help you see what your strengths, weaknesses, likes, and dislikes are.  Also, if you go the the websites for things like the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) or the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), they will have resources to help you.  The SPCA is American, the RSPCA is British (I didn't know where you're from, so I included both).
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Both are equally capable, but the areas of competence are different. Like girls are very good at verbal skills whereas boys are good at analytical reasoning.
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IQ = Intelligence quotient - measure of person's cognitive ability\nEQ = Emotional quotient - measure of person's ability to cope with and address situations
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four years.but it depends on the interest you have in the subjects you choose. if you live in a city where educational psychologists are available, take aptitude test and the outcome of that test will reveal in which subject you have interest.
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Talk to the counselor at your school or find a counselor or someone in your area who does educational testing.  They should be able to either do an aptitude test with you or refer you to one.  Most respected aptitude tests are "restricted" so they are not available on-line or to unqualified people.  You have to access them through a trained professional.\n\nOne of the most commonly used interest inventories is the Jackson vocational Interest Inventory.  Another very popular one is called the Self-Directed Search, which is available on line.  There are several versions of inventories you can do on-line when you pay for them. \n\nI hope this information helps you find what you need.
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ACT is a test that takes a lot of knowledge and puts it all together.  Knowing this you have to kno what to expect on the test.  To do this you have to STUDY!  Buy a book and do the test in the book.  The more tests you take the better your knowledge is of what to expect and the higher your score is.  Don't be scared to guess on the test.  It is better to mark something then nothing...ever if you don't have much time left and you have 10-20 questions left pick a letter and just mark all of those questions.  Good luck!
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They won't gain a higher IQ and they won't learn how to use proper English on an exam.  These are the things that are tested through exams.  Exams situations test what students should have learned throughout the year, give the school an idea of where that student should be placed for future courses, and tests a student's ability to perform under pressure.
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If "aptitude" can be defined as "readiness in learning", then how do you define "APPtitude."?
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The SAT Reasoning Test, formerly called the Scholastic Aptitude Test and Scholastic Assessment Test, is a type of standardized test frequently used by colleges and universities in the United States to aid in the selection of incoming students. In the U.S., the SAT is administered by the private Educational Testing Service (ETS) and is developed, published, and scored by the College Board. \n\nDetails of SAT: http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/about.html\n\nIs it difficult? Yes and no. Depends on how well you have been doing in school.\n\ncc
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Try looking on the net for an aptitude test.
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Aptitute test solving problem?\n\nAre you asking if we have one for you?\n\nBecause you don't not have much of a question. \n\nAnyway, this is what some aptitude test problems are like:\n\nBetty can plant three trees in seven hours.\nBob can plant ten trees in 16 hours.\nWorking together, how many trees can they plant in 5 hours?
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They are both intelligent, but in different ways. This is a values question, not an intellegence one. A person can be a genius in science and not have a clue about asthetics, or music or literarture. The same can be true of the arts student, who can be a creative genius, but finds math difficult. These areas of study use different parts of the brain, and most people are stronger in some areas than others. It is a disservice to tell bright children that they can be anything they want to be-it would be better to tell them to find out what they are best at, and give them the resources to run with it. It is a mistake to value science over the arts, or vice versa- we need them both.
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Some of the intelligence tests give IQ but those are not certified intelligence tests. It is true that with preparation you can score better in intelligence tests similar questions are repeated. Intelligence tests are specific for the age and hence you may get a wonderful score if you take an IQ test meant for an youger age.\n\nYou can read more about IQ and standardized tests here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligence_tests