Akuna Capital Math Test? (And Interview Process)

Authored by: Certified Investment Banking Professional - 3rd+ Year AssociateCertified Investment Banking Pro

belonik

ST

9y

I'have taken it. First park is simple mental math with no fractions. The second part is sequences of letter and numbers. I breezed through the math test and decided I didn't need to prepare for sequences. God I was wrong.

anonymoooouse

O

7y

from my vague memory...probably something like the following:

what does it take to be a good trader?
(cant remember..something related to how you perform under pressure perhaps?)
list of math problems to solve (more complicated math...maybe like 1/2 * 5/2 + 7/3)
easier math problems (on the screen, you just read out your answer basically)
1 probability question (maybe like whats a better bet, heads $5, tails -2$, or rolling a die and you get x.5 the value of the die. Now what would you need the pay out of them to be if they were to be equal in expected value)

StockIQ

PT

7y

I did, message me for details

mancmonk

ST

3y

Have you tried https://graduatetrader.co.uk/?

They have maths and sequencing tests which are very similar to Akuna and Optiver.

NeroTulip

HF

1y

Most Helpful

I think you should use Tradermath.org - i'd recommend this now that tradertest is down. They seem to have completely mimiced Akuna's Math Test format. Don't forget though that the actual Akuna test also has a sequences part.

What makes it stand out is the fact that it actually mimics the format of the test, that's oftentimes the problem with stuff like zetamac and rankyourbrain.