Free CCAT practice questions
These free CCAT-style questions cover the three batteries Canadian school boards test — Verbal, Quantitative, and Non-verbal — at your child's level.
The CCAT is Canada's version of the CogAT, and it's the standard gifted screener in Ontario and most provinces. Format familiarity is the fastest score lever.
Choose your child's grade
New to the CCAT? Start with the parent's guide to the CCAT — what's on it, how it's scored, and how to prepare.
CCAT FAQ
What CCAT score qualifies for gifted in Ontario?
Most Ontario boards look for around the 98th percentile, though thresholds and processes vary by board.
Is the CCAT the same as the CogAT?
Structurally yes — same batteries and question types, normed on Canadian students. Practice for one transfers directly to the other.
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