MDI Behavioral Assessment Tests (BAT)

MDI Behavioral Assessment Tests (BAT)

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Behavioural Assessment Tests (BAT)

Behavioural Assessment Tests evaluate how you think, decide, and act — not what you memorise. These tests are increasingly used by top B-schools to judge ethics, leadership maturity, ownership, and decision-making under pressure.

Designed by Azucation as part of the CV 11.0 – WAT-PI Excellence Framework.

Choose Your BAT Practice Module

Each test mirrors the behavioural thinking expected in real MBA interview processes. No right or wrong answers — only behavioural patterns.

BAT-1: Likert Scale Assessment

Measures your natural behavioural tendencies across integrity, teamwork, ownership, resilience, customer orientation, and learning agility.

  • 30 carefully framed statements
  • Agree–Disagree response scale
  • Instant behavioural profile report
Start BAT-1

BAT-2: Situational Judgment Test (SJT)

Real-life campus, corporate, and ethical dilemmas. Choose how you would actually respond in the situation.

  • 30 realistic decision scenarios
  • Ethics & judgment heavy
  • MDI-style evaluation logic
Start BAT-2

BAT-3: Forced Choice Test

Choose between two uncomfortable but realistic options. No neutral answers allowed.

  • 30 forced A/B decisions
  • Reduces fake “ideal” answers
  • High PI relevance
Start BAT-3

BAT-4: Short Answer Behavioural Test

Write crisp 2–6 line responses. Evaluated using structured behavioural rubrics.

  • Ownership & ethics focus
  • Self-awareness evaluation
  • Instant improvement feedback
Start BAT-4

Why BAT Matters for MBA Interviews

Traditional interviews can be coached. Behavioural assessments cannot. B-schools use BAT to test consistency, ethical reasoning, and maturity across SOP, PI, and real-time decision making.

Two candidates may choose different answers and still score well — what matters is logic, balance, and alignment.