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MTA Police uses aptitude and judgement assessments as part of its hiring process. This free practice targets the same skill types their assessment measures, so you walk in knowing the format. Everything here is free, with no signup needed to start and a worked explanation after every question - the part paid sites usually keep behind a paywall.
What this practice covers
This MTA Police practice set includes 9 tests covering 102 questions in total. Sit any of them timed, then review the worked answers:
1
Numerical Reasoning Test 15
16 items · 20 min · avg 64% · worked answers
2
Numerical Reasoning Test 13
16 items · 20 min · avg 54% · worked answers
3
Basic Numeracy Test 13
20 items · 20 min · avg 73% · worked answers
4
Situational Judgement Test 39
6 items · 10 min · avg 67% · worked answers
5
Situational Judgement Test 37
6 items · 10 min · avg 75% · worked answers
6
Spatial Awareness Test 10
10 items · 15 min · avg 70% · worked answers
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Logical Reasoning Test 4
10 items · 15 min · avg 76% · worked answers
8
Diagrammatic Reasoning Test 2
8 items · 10 min · avg 70% · worked answers
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Logical Reasoning Test 5
10 items · 15 min · avg 74% · worked answers
How to practise for MTA Police
- Sit each test timed - most assessments score accuracy first, then speed, so practising under the clock matters more than getting a perfect score untimed.
- Read the worked answer on every question, even the ones you got right, so you learn the fastest method rather than just the result.
- Create a free account if you want to save your scores and track your percentile trend across sessions - it stays free, with no card.
Common questions
Is MTA Police practice free?
Yes. Every MTA Police practice test on this page is free, with a full worked answer on every question and no card required. A free account is optional and only used to save your progress.
What does MTA Police practice cover?
It covers Numerical Reasoning Test 15, Numerical Reasoning Test 13, Basic Numeracy Test 13, Situational Judgement Test 39, Situational Judgement Test 37, Spatial Awareness Test 10 and more - 102 questions in total, each with a worked explanation.
How should I practise for MTA Police?
Sit each test timed to build speed, read the worked answer on every question, and repeat weak areas. Accuracy under time pressure is what most assessments reward.
This is independent practice material covering the general skill types MTA Police assessments measure. It is not an official MTA Police test and is not affiliated with MTA Police.
Written and reviewed by the Aptitude Practice editorial team. Last reviewed 9 July 2026. See our methodology. Free practice, every answer explained.