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Maven Securities Probability Test

10 questions · 20 minutes

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  • +1 correct
  • 0 incorrect
  • 0 unanswered

About Maven Probability

The Maven Securities Probability Test assesses your ability to solve probability, expected value and quantitative reasoning problems under time pressure. Questions cover topics such as dice, cards, conditional probability, combinatorics and expected payouts. You'll need to identify the relevant mathematical relationships, choose an efficient approach and calculate an accurate numerical answer.

Our practice simulation contains 10 questions to complete in 20 minutes, with typed numerical answers and a single timer for the entire assessment. To perform well, focus on recognising common probability structures, simplifying calculations and avoiding unnecessary working. Strong candidates balance mathematical accuracy with efficient problem solving, leaving enough time to check their answers.

What questions can you expect?

The test combines finite outcomes, complements, conditional probability, expected values and counting.

Question typeSkills practised
ProbabilityDice, independent trials, sampling without replacement, conditional events and Bayes
Expected valuesFair prices, indicator counts, first successes, consecutive runs and collecting distinct types
CountingChoosing groups and arranging distinct or repeated symbols

Practice topics, not actual employer questions.

Scoring benchmarks

ScorePerformance
9–10Competitive
7–8Strong
4–6Developing
0–3Keep practising

Estimated EverythingQuant practice benchmarks, not official Maven cutoffs.

How the practice test works

Correct answers earn one point. Incorrect, skipped and unreached answers earn zero. No calculator or paper is allowed in this chosen simulation. The average is 30 seconds per question, but there is no separate question timer.

Frequently asked questions

What does this Maven Probability practice test cover?

Practise probability, conditional reasoning, expected values, counting and short waiting time problems. Each complete test contains 10 questions in 20 minutes.

Can I skip questions or use a calculator?

You can skip and move forward, but cannot return. This simulation uses no calculator or paper. The 20 minute timer covers the full test, with no separate limit for each question.

How does free and Premium practice work?

Free practice provides one complete fixed test. A free account saves your results, and Premium provides fresh randomised tests. Every mode keeps the same question count, timing and scoring.

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