The Bloomberg Aptitude Test (BAT) was an aptitude test owned, published, and developed by the now-defunct Bloomberg Institute - a former educational division of Bloomberg LP. It was used by employers in the business world to evaluate candidates.[1][2] The exam focused on skills relevant to careers in finance.[2][3] The exam was administered in 58 countries on university campuses.[4]
It was first introduced as the Bloomberg Assessment Test, then changed to the Bloomberg Aptitude Test in 2013. It is now discontinued. Bloomberg offers a fee-based, self-paced e-learning course called Bloomberg Market Concepts that can only be administered on a Bloomberg terminal.[5]
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