The Spatial Aptitude Examination – Second Edition (SAE-2) is a timed test by Azfur designed to assess your ability to think and reason in space. It measures how well you can mentally manipulate shapes, track directions and transformations, and analyze visual structures. The test is divided into two sections: a Verbal section, where spatial problems are presented through written instructions (e.g., rotations, positions, geometric reasoning) and must be solved mentally without aids, and a Nonverbal section, where you work directly with visual figures by breaking them down into simpler shapes. The difficulty increases progressively, and your final score reflects both your spatial reasoning ability and, at higher levels, your capacity to solve novel and complex problems under time pressure.
Improvements from First Edition:
The preliminary composite goes from 40 to 165.
