AI Readiness & Eligibility Test · Benchmarked to today’s market
The capabilities that were valuable a year ago are not always the ones organisations are hiring for today. New tools arrive, expectations move, and the bar moves with them. The question is not whether you know AI. It is whether your skills have kept pace.


So that your result belongs to you and follows you into your application, instead of being an anonymous attempt nobody can act on.
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Most people take the assessment first. It carries into an application, so you never sit it twice.
The questions come from the programme you pick.
Certified AI Foundations and the Gen AI Program for Senior Leaders do not need this assessment. You can apply to either one directly.
Eight questions from the practitioner programme. Most people finish in about six minutes. There is no time limit, and you see your result as soon as you finish.
Answer honestly, and answer it yourself. This is not a filter to catch you out. It tells us where you are starting from, so we can give you the right support if you join us. A score that flatters you only puts you on the wrong programme.
Please do not use AI tools for these questions, or for the Statement of Purpose in your application. We read both.
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It answers one question: how does your current AI capability compare with what the market now expects?
You see your result as soon as you finish, and it stays valid for a day so you can apply in your own time. Read it as a barometer rather than a verdict: it tells you where you stand today, which is where any honest plan has to start.
If you are weighing two programmes, or something about your background does not fit the shape of this assessment, write to the admissions office and a person will answer you.
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