The IE Madrid E-Learning gives you complete, up-to-date, and practical preparation for the IE Madrid Admissions Test. All content is tailored to the relevant test areas and guides you systematically from theory to application, including realistic practice questions, interactive test formats, and clear answer explanations. 
 
Included Content
Total scope: 5 topic areas · 13 theory lessons · 150+ practice questions · 3 interactive tests
 
Charts and Tables
Theory (7 lessons): Learn how to interpret data from charts, tables, and graphs quickly and accurately. The lessons focus on data analysis strategies, common task types, and efficient problem-solving methods.
 
Practice questions (60 questions): Realistic exercises designed to help you read, compare, and evaluate visual data under test conditions.
 
Verbal Reasoning
Theory (2 lessons): Build a strong understanding of verbal reasoning tasks, including how to identify key information, avoid common traps, and approach True, False, and Cannot Say questions strategically.
 
Practice questions (40 questions): Targeted exercises to improve accuracy, reading precision, and logical interpretation of written information.
 
Interactive test (20 questions): A timed verbal reasoning simulation that helps you practise under realistic pressure.
 
Deductive Logical Thinking
Theory (1 lesson): Understand the core logic behind deduction tasks, pattern recognition, and rule-based thinking.
 
Interactive test: Train with dynamically generated logical reasoning tasks, including puzzle-based exercises for repeated and unlimited practice.
 
Learning Efficiency
Theory (1 lesson): Improve your short-term memory, concentration, and information processing skills for timed assessment situations.
 
Memory test (40 tasks): An interactive memory-based simulation that helps you practise learning efficiency in a realistic test environment.
 
Math Assessment (Science & Technology)
Theory (2 lessons): Comprehensive preparation for the mathematics section of the admissions test, with a focus on core concepts, problem-solving methods, and structured solution strategies.
 
Practice questions (50 questions): Exercises covering algebra, calculus, geometry, and related mathematical topics, with full solution paths to support understanding and revision. 
 
Learning Modes
Flexible Learning
Choose a topic area, study the theory, and then move on to the exercises. You can track your progress at any time and repeat specific sections whenever needed.
 
Guided Learning
Work through all 5 areas step by step. Each section begins with concise theory, followed by practice tasks to assess your level and give you clear guidance for your individual learning path.