A standard you measure, made to order.
Two things are true at once. The construct AIQCAT measures — AI competency — is proprietary and comparable across people and teams. But the exam itself is made to order: your organization defines the scope, item formats, difficulty, and pass criteria for each role or department. You measure your own people against your own bar, on one shared standard.
Three core capabilities.
The three product capabilities AIQCAT delivers.
Real-Work Grading
Red-Pen Feedback
Six evaluation dimensions.
The six dimensions evaluated by AIQCAT.
Session structure.
Each session runs 120 minutes, delivered online. Candidates receive a brief and an isolated workspace, then produce deliverables in real formats — Excel (.xlsx, .xlsm), PDF, Images (PNG, JPEG, WebP), Video (MP4, MOV). Files are encrypted on upload, timestamped, and version-tracked. For large cohorts, sessions can be split across two windows on the same day.
How a result is produced.
Each submission is graded against the rubric by 1,000 AI evaluator engines, whose scores are combined by consensus to reduce single-model bias. A human examiner then sample-reviews the result and resolves any flagged disagreement. Borderline cases are escalated under the dispute-resolution protocol. Successful candidates receive a documented evaluation report and a verifiable credential entered in the AIQCAT Credential Registry, with an accuracy target of 98%.
