In breve: 10 original, verified questions from the Bocconi Admission Test question pool, with app-style next/back navigation. Answer, read the explanation, move on — see your score at the end.
10 Bocconi Admission Test questions
Original questions from our verified bank, built on the official Bocconi Admission Test syllabus. Answer one at a time: after each answer you see whether it was correct and why.
Question 1/10
In a group of students, 40% study Economics, 35% study Finance and 15% study both.
What percentage study at least one of the two subjects?
75%
90%
60%
45%
25%
Frequently asked questions
Are these the official Bocconi test questions?
No: these are 10 original, verified questions from our question bank, built on the same syllabus and format as the test — not the actual questions you'll see on test day. No preparation can guarantee that.
How many questions does the real Bocconi test have?
50 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes: Mathematics, Reading Comprehension, Numerical Reasoning, Critical Thinking. Scoring: +1 correct, 0 blank, −0.2 wrong (−0.33 on 3-option critical-thinking questions). Minimum score 17/50.
Can you go back to a previous question on the real test?
No: once you move past a screen of questions, going back is no longer possible. This quiz lets you go back, unlike the real test — it's meant to let you try the question format, not simulate that specific rule.
Does the quiz keep score?
Yes — after the 10 questions you see how many you got right. You can retry as many times as you want.
Where can I train with new questions every time?
In the UniTest Pro app: adaptive-difficulty questions across every section of the Bocconi test, with explanations and an error notebook.
Keep training
These 10 questions are just a taste. To train on the full syllabus, with new adaptive-difficulty questions every time, you need the app. Meanwhile, the full guide is here: the complete Bocconi Admission Test guide.
Once you have covered the syllabus, the next step is a full paper: free bocconi simulation, with the real format and scoring.