More than 95% of candidates failed this FBI test.

Becoming an FBI agent is no easy feat. The selection process is rigorous, and one of the most challenging parts is the FBI test itself. This test isn’t just about physical prowess or academic excellence; it’s about creative thinking, logical reasoning, and the ability to think like a detective.

It’s no wonder that more than 95% of candidates fail to pass. The test is specifically designed to identify those with a unique blend of problem-solving skills and sharp intuition. Curious to see if you’ve got what it takes? Let’s dive into some of the mind-boggling puzzles that make this test so infamous.

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