The Pluralsight CCAT Test

Last updated: September 2026

Pluralsight uses the CCAT — 50 questions in 15 minutes — as an early hiring screen. Candidate reports place the bar around the 70th percentile for many roles. The pacing is the test: ~18 seconds per question, guessing is free, and there is no going back.

Why Pluralsight uses the CCAT

Pluralsight upskills technology teams — skills assessments and video learning for enterprise engineers. Vista Equity Partners took it private in 2020, and candidate reports describe the standardized CCAT screen appearing early in the funnel for go-to-market and operations roles.

What the test looks like

Roles that report the Pluralsight CCAT

How to prepare

Practice with a free 5-question sample here on TestPrep.me, or run full timed simulations that mirror the 50-question format.

Frequently asked questions

Does Pluralsight use the CCAT?

Yes — based on candidate reports, Pluralsight uses Criteria's CCAT as an early screen. Formats can change, so confirm the details from your own invitation.

What roles does Pluralsight screen with the CCAT?

Reports cluster around sales, customer success, services, and analytics roles. The invitation states whether your role includes the assessment.

What score do I need to pass?

Pluralsight doesn't publish a cutoff. Candidate reports for Vista Equity portfolio companies suggest a bar around the 70th percentile — roughly the low 30s out of 50 — with product and strategy roles trending toward the 80th.

Can I retake it?

Retakes are employer-controlled and typically 6–12 months out. Prepare before you start — a retake is not a real strategy.

Preparing for a different employer? See the full list of companies using the CCAT, or our guides for Crossover, Shopify, Vertafore, Finastra, TIBCO, and PowerSchool.