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Credit Suisse app
I've filled out the application form for Credit Suisse Easter Program, but it tells me my application is not complete until I fill out something about Visas, which I can't find. Also I can see no sign of any competency questions/numerical tests

EDIT: After clicking 'Save' several times in the Personal Details section, it now says the section is complete. But still, where are the numerical/verbal tests and competency questions I've heard about? Do Credit Suisse not have them?Last edited by MaxMaxMax; 16-01-2008 at 13:29. -
Re: Credit Suisse app
You only get to attempt the numerical test once you submit your application, and then the verbal reasoning after passing the numerical test as far as I am aware.
I don't remember having to answer any competency questions for Credit Suisse (applied to the Easter program too), I think if I recall correctly; the application was essentially made up of personal details, education, work experience and cover letter/CV. -
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i have been practising using the two agencies sites and efinancial. I did very well on the PHL, doing almost very well on enfinancial, but struggled a bit with SHL.
I think it was to do with their many many questions, can anyone tell me how long the CS numerical test is, and can can I take an overnight breather for the verbal(my mind always goes to the usual suspects when i type "verbal"!) -
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I wouldn't know, because apparently if we've been fasttracked from the Spring Week we needn't apply again for the summer internship, but I found the Spring Week numerical test fairly tough, although I think I missed a few questions and still got through, so the pass mark may not be that high.
