HCP Aptitude Test Past Questions And Answers

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HCP (Human Capital Partners) Aptitude test past questions and answers study pack – 2024 Updated

To prepare faster for any HCP assessment, practicing the latest hcp past question and answers study pack is highly recommended. This will help you prepare faster for your best performance and guarantee success in competitive selection aptitude test.
To perform your best, a crucial part of your preparation tactics, is to practice the same kind of questions you will expect at the test. Solving these will help you understand the exam pattern, know the level of difficulty and ultimately, and help you create your best preparation strategy.

About Human capital partners (HCP)

HCP focuses on the search and selection of executives and specialists for diverse companies and clients. They also offer HR consulting services in areas such as interim management, organization design and development, people strategy and human capital management, employer branding, compensation and benefits consulting, human resource information systems, psychometrics, outsourcing and career counselling and outplacements, with selected alliance and co-operation partners.

HCP Recruits for First Bank, Diamond Bank, Nigeria Bottling company (NBC),  among others… More recently, HCP is conducting the first bank service executive conversation test.

This study pack is a collection of well researched aptitude test questions and answers conducted by HCP. We regularly update the pack with the most recent questions that appears on the tests. 

About the HCP Assessments / Aptitude tests format

Depending on the job role you applied for, HCP aptitude tests comprises of

• Numerical reasoning test,
• Quantitative reasoning test
• Verbal reasoning test,
• Logical Reasoning test,
• Analytical writing,
• General Banking Awareness/General Knowledge,
• Pattern recognition/ Abstract reasoning questions.
• Personality Tests

Your speed and accuracy in answering these questions is key to your success on the test.

We pulled these Human Capital Partners questions from our study pack Human Capital Partners aptitude-test past questions studypack. Each sample question includes correct answers, so you can see how to crack it!

Note about the test format: On the Human Capital Partners aptitude test, the sessions could include any 3 of the different test types; Numerical reasoning, Verbal reasoning, Analytical writing, General Banking Awareness/General Knowledge, Pattern recognition/ Abstract reasoning questions.

Usually you have about 60minutes / 1 hour to complete the test. In some cases, you will be given only about 40minutes. It is important to practice as many past HCP questions as you could lay hands on.

Sample Human Capital Partners Aptitude Test / HCP Past Questions and answers

Here are some sample HCP questions for Quantitative reasoning. (2016 set).

QUANTITATIVE
1. What is 333 times 135?
A. 46323
B. 43623
C. 43290
D. 44955
E. None of these

The correct answer is D

2.Evaluate: – 986 × 207 – 986 × 107
A. 108400
B. 98600
C. 76500
D. 64600
E. None of these

The correct answer is B

3. Which of the following is larger than 3/5?
A. ½
B. 39/50
C. 7/25
D. 3/10
E. 59/100

See the Answer: The correct answer is B

4. In a class composed of x girls and y boys what part of the class is composed of girls?
A. y/(x + y)
B. x/xy
C. x/(x + y)
D. y/xy
E. None of these

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

5. If (11)3 is subtracted from the square of a number, the answer so obtained is 6590. What is the number?
A. 36
B. 58
C. 89
D. 48
E. None of these

The correct answer is C

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VERBAL

1. Pick out the most effective words from the given words to fill in the blank to make the sentence meaningfully complete. I ______ with my sister _______ I find an apartment.
A. am living, until
B. have been living, since
C. had lived, since
D. had been living, since
E. am living, since

The correct answer is A

2. Fill in the blank with the correct form of tense: He ______ a fortune by writing various kinds of books.
A. Did making
B. Would made
C. Is making
D. Will made
E. Will make

The correct answer is C

3.Select the correct tense. He will have been working for four hours.
A. Past Perfect Continuous
B. Present Perfect Continuous
C. Future Perfect
D. Future Perfect Continuous
E. None of the above

The correct answer is D

4. Select the correct tense. John had been working in a bank for some years.
A. Simple past
B. Past continuous
C. Past perfect continuous
D. Past perfect.
E. None of the above

The correct answer is C

Choose from the letters labelled A-E the one which is related to the fifth word in the same way as the words of the first two pairs are related.
5. Example: Slow; sow, blow; bow, flew, ____________
A. ewe
B. few
C. low
D. foe
E. leaf

The correct answer is B

Under law, negligence is usually defined in the context of jury instructions wherein a judge instructs the jury that a party is to be considered negligent if they failed to exercise the standard of care that areasonable person would have exercised under the same circumstances. In most jurisdictions, it is necessary to show first that a person had a duty to exercise care in a given situation, and that they breached that duty.
In brief: Negligence, a tort, is a civil wrong consisting of five criteria: Duty or reasonable standard of care (as decided by judge as a matter of law), Breach (or “negligence” in laymen’s terms, decided as a matter of fact), Injury (the fact that the plaintiff suffered an injury, and is determined at a matter of fact), Cause in Fact or conduct of defendant that causes plaintiff’s injury(s)(decided as a matter of fact), Legal Cause (now perceived as the foreseeability of the type of injury caused but not the specific injury or extent of injury, determined as a matter of fact). Matters of law are decided by a judge, matters of fact are decided by a jury.
In order to prove negligence, it is not necessary to prove harm, but in order for a cause of action to rest in tort, harm must be proven. Hence, it would be meaningless to sue someone for negligence if no harm resulted. Conversely, it is not enough that a harm was done. In order for the harm to be
compensable in a negligence lawsuit, the defendant must be shown to have been negligent, and it must be demonstrated that his negligence was the proximate cause of the harm sustained by the
plaintiff.
21) Proximate cause is an important concept in cases of negligence.
A. True
B. False
C. Can’t say
Answer : A
22) In some cases negligence can be proven but harm cannot be proven.
A. True
B. False
C. Can’t say
Answer : C

BANKING AWARENESS
1. In Banking terminology NPA means
A. Non-Promise Account
B. Non-Personal Account
C. Non-Performing Asset
D. Net-performing Asset

The correct answer is C

2. What is the full form of ‘ULIP’ the term which was in the news recently?
A. Universal Life & Investment Plan
B. Unit Loan & Investment Plan
C. Unit Linked Insurance Plan
D. Uniformly Loaded Investment Plan

The correct answer is C

3. Which of the following is NOT a banking related term?
A. Radiation
B. Outstanding Amount
C. Explicit Guarantee
D. Benchmark Prime Lending Rate

The correct answer is A

4. Which from the following is NOT true when the interest rate in the economy goes up?
A. Saving increases
B. Lending decreases
C. Cost of production increases
D. Return on capital increases

The correct answer is D

5. Rate of interest is determined by:
A. The rate of return on the capital invested
B. Central Government
C. Liquidity preferences
D. Commercial Banks

The correct answer is D

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Some Frequently Asked Questions About HCP Aptitude Test 2024

Q: Can I take the test on my phone?
A: We strongly advise against using your phone for the test. Using your phone can result in your test
being terminated when calls or SMS come in during the test as this can be considered suspicious
activities (see the question on suspicious activities for more details).

Q: Can I take the test more than once?
A: You are only allowed to take the test only once. If you take the test more than once, it is only your
score from the first attempt that will be recorded.

Q: Is the test timed?
A: Yes. All tests have a time duration in which they must be completed. Once the duration is
reached, the test will be terminated, and your score recorded and submitted.

Q: What if I mistakenly end the test before I am done?
A: Once a test is submitted or closed, it will be assumed that the test has been completed and
submitted.

Q: Would I be allowed to retake the test if my test automatically ended because of network or
internet issues?
A: No, you would not be allowed to retake the test. You are advised to make sure you have quality
internet service to avoid this.

Q: Would I be allowed to use the calculator on my system for the test for mathematical questions?
A: Opening another app on your device while taking the test is considered an unusual behaviour so
we advise you have a physical calculator for the test.

Q: My test just ended. I don’t know what happened. What should I do?
A: Your test can be terminated for several reasons – internet connection, suspicious behaviour, or test
time elapsed.
Please ensure you have good and reliable internet before starting the examination to prevent
termination due to poor internet connection.
If you perform five (5) suspicious activities, your test will be terminated. Every time a suspicious
activity is noticed, you will get a warning. By the fifth (5th) warning, your test will be terminated.

Q: What are suspicious activities?
A: Your test will be terminated if you perform five (5) suspicious activities. The following activities are
considered suspicious activities /unusual behaviour:
˗ Minimizing the browser.
˗ Resizing the browser.
˗ Opening a new tab.
˗ Opening a new program.
˗ Take a screenshot. (Desktop)
˗ Pressing Ctrl + C.
˗ Pressing Ctrl + V.
˗ Pressing Print Screen.
˗ Pressing F12.