Microsoft Office Assessment Tests Practice [2025]
Taking a Microsoft Office Assessment Test? There are several different pre-employment tests examining your Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint skills level.
Click the links below to learn how to prepare for the relevant Microsoft assessment you are about to take, with sample questions, explanations, and customized practice tests simulating the actual tests.
Choose your Microsoft Office Test:
Microsoft Excel Test Preparation- Sharpen your Excel skills with Excel Skills Practice Tests and detailed explanations that will upgrade your level.
Microsoft Word Preparation- Sharpen your Microsoft Word skills using Excel Skills practice Tests with detailed explanations.
Microsoft Office 2016 Combo Preparation- Practice Microsoft Word and Excel assessment tests to improve Microsoft Office skills and pass your upcoming assessment.
Microsoft PowerPoint Preparation- Improve your PowerPoint skills with a real-life PowerPoint practice experience.
If your assessment is not on this list or if you have any questions about your upcoming test, please send us an email and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Microsoft Office Assessment Tests
Since Microsoft Office Skills are required for the vast majority of jobs nowadays, job candidates are often required to pass Microsoft Office assessment tests examining their skills. The tests can be taken either separately or as a bundle (in some cases as part of a larger set of tests that might also include personality tests, a typing test or other assessments).
Microsoft Office Tests usually come in three levels: basic, intermediate and advanced. The level you'll be given depends on the nature of the position and the assessment company providing the test.
Three Kinds of Microsoft Office Tests
- Interactive: The most common of the three. You are required to complete a set of actions while editing a document or a workbook (for example, in excel you might be asked to create a chart based on a table). The test is performed on a software simulating the Microsoft Office environment. There are usually between 25 – 30 questions constructed in a logical order.
- Multiple-Choice Questions: The multiple choice tests are usually around 20-30 questions long. On these tests, familiarity with the software's terminology and interface is crucial.
- Adaptive Test: Usually a multiple choice questions test that begins with intermediate level questions followed by harder or easier questions, according to your success on previews questions. These tests are relatively hard, and aren't common.
Kenexa Microsoft Tests
Kenexa Prove It is one of the leading companies offering Microsoft Office assessment tests. They offer employers interactive simulation tests for Microsoft Excel, Word, Power Point and many more.
JobTestPrep offers exclusive practice packs for Prove It MS Excel and Word assessment tests, designed to match Kenexa's test topics.
Frequently Asked Questions
We currently offer practice packs for Excel 2016 and Word 2016 as well as Excel+Word bundle packs for the 2016 version.
Yes, once you have purchased the kit, it is available for 1 year or 100 uses (whichever comes first).
No, These practice packs are not part of the premium pack.
In most cases, the assessment company will inform you as to which version you will be tested on. However, you can only practice the version installed on your computer. In the case that the version you'll be tested on is different than the one you have on your computer, you have 2 options:
- Try and use another device.
- Practice with the version you have on your computer. Although there will be some differences between the versions, the logic behind the questions will not change.
Microsoft Office Practice Tests
JobTestPrep offers you the opportunity to prepare for your Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word assessment tests. Practicing Microsoft Excel and Word questions greatly sharpens the skills evaluated on Microsoft Office tests and improves your chances to pass them.
