The Problem-Solving Intermediate Test evaluates a candidate’s ability to analyze, strategize, and implement effective solutions to moderately complex problems. It assesses logical reasoning, algorithmic thinking, and structured problem-solving techniques, ensuring that candidates can approach challenges methodically and optimize their solutions.

Key topics include algorithmic problem-solving, covering concepts like recursion, greedy algorithms, and basic dynamic programming. The test also includes mathematical reasoning, such as number sequences, probability, and logical deductions, to enhance analytical thinking.

Candidates will be assessed on efficiency and optimization, ensuring they can design solutions that are not only correct but also performant.

This test is ideal for students, software developers, and professionals who have a foundational understanding of problem-solving and wish to enhance their skills. It serves as a stepping stone to advanced computational thinking, preparing candidates for more complex programming and technical challenges.