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What is the BAT? Global online test Evaluates student knowledge & aptitude in finance Aids with employability Can be taken on campus or in Bloomberg offices Free of charge © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
What is the BAT? 11 sections Finance Knowledge & Aptitude Career Skills 155 multiple choice questions English Three hour online test Practical application of knowledge Possibility to retake the test © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
Financial Knowledge & Aptitude Corporate Valuation Economics Financial Markets Financial Statements Analysis Investment Banking Investment Management © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
Career Skills Analytical Reasoning Math Skills Modeling Skills Situational & Ethical Judgment Verbal Skills © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
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After the Test Access to personal profile Check scores Discovers strengths Compare skills with peers Add additional information Enter the Talent Search © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
Bloomberg Talent Search Bloomberg Talent Search Tool used by employers to select candidates for full time jobs & internships in finance Matches candidate strengths with employer needs Anonymous Indicate up to three desired work locations Students can opt out © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
Why take the BAT? Learning & career development tool Practical application of knowledge Learn what employers expect from entry-level candidates Uncover strengths and weaknesses Promote to employers worldwide Stand out from other candidates © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
FAQ How to prepare for the Test? Can I remove/add my scores from/to the Talent Search? What is more important: my overall score or my score per sections? What happens if I fail the BAT? Can I retake the test? © 2012 Bloomberg Institute
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