The Scholastic Potential Test (TPS) is one of the tests in the SNBT exam and Computer Based Writing Examination (UTBK). TPS is a test used to measure the potential that exists in examinees. In this test, prospective students will be measured for their abilities in terms of cognitive, logic or reasoning as well as general understanding. This test aims to find out whether prospective students have the potential to enter higher education, in addition to their academic abilities.
In this application, younger siblings will find questions that are complemented by a discussion of all the sub-tests in the TPS exam that were tested during UTBK and SNBT. So you can practice anytime and anywhere. This application can be an asset for younger siblings in facing the 2023 UTBK exam.
This application will always be updated to adapt to the latest types of questions issued by the Higher Education Entrance Test Institute (SNPMB) for prospective new students.
Disclaimer:
We do not collect/store any data from you. Requests to fill in the name and display a profile photo are only for the benefit of the application interface display. Permission to use the camera because the camera is needed for the purposes of taking photos and permission to save the photo on your cellphone.
In this application, younger siblings will find questions that are complemented by a discussion of all the sub-tests in the TPS exam that were tested during UTBK and SNBT. So you can practice anytime and anywhere. This application can be an asset for younger siblings in facing the 2023 UTBK exam.
This application will always be updated to adapt to the latest types of questions issued by the Higher Education Entrance Test Institute (SNPMB) for prospective new students.
Disclaimer:
We do not collect/store any data from you. Requests to fill in the name and display a profile photo are only for the benefit of the application interface display. Permission to use the camera because the camera is needed for the purposes of taking photos and permission to save the photo on your cellphone.
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