Assurance Maladie (CRAMIF) Aptitude Tests
The Ile-de-France regional fund of L’Assurance Maladie, CRAMIF, screens Case Manager candidates with three DAT Next Generation aptitude tests before anyone is interviewed. Here is how each test works and how to prepare
TalentLens tasks L’Assurance Maladie (CRAMIF) uses
Three DAT Next Generation subtests, for Case Manager candidates at CRAMIF, before the interview stage.
Source: TalentLens case study, checked 2026.
Why CRAMIF tests Case Manager candidates
CRAMIF, the Caisse Régionale d’Assurance Maladie d’Ile-de-France, is the regional health insurance fund for the Paris region and part of the Assurance Maladie network. Its HR managers told Pearson TalentLens that the Case Manager role needs no particular diploma, but does need the ability to learn technical legislation during a demanding training period. An interview alone does not show that, so CRAMIF tests for it.
The tests come at the beginning of the process, to screen candidates before the interview stage. CRAMIF says this lets it consider people from a wider range of backgrounds, valuing potential over similar work experience. In other words, a good test result can carry you to interview without directly relevant experience.
The three tests
All three work the same way. You get 15 questions, chosen one at a time: the first is of average difficulty, a right answer brings a harder one and a wrong answer an easier one. There is no time limit, most people take 10 to 12 minutes per test, and you must answer all 15 to get a score. You cannot go back. Your result is a percentile against a comparison group CRAMIF chooses.
Our guides cover each one in detail: abstract reasoning, verbal analogies and numerical sequences. TalentLens publishes the tests in French as well as English, so ask which language you will sit them in. Our practice is in English: the abstract and numerical tests carry over to any language, the verbal one less so.
How to prepare
Frequently asked questions
Does L’Assurance Maladie use aptitude tests?
CRAMIF, its Ile-de-France regional fund, uses three DAT Next Generation tests to screen Case Manager candidates. Other funds in the network may recruit differently, so check your own invitation.
Are the CRAMIF tests timed?
No. DAT Next Generation tests have no time limit, though most people finish each in 10 to 12 minutes.
Do I need a degree to become a Case Manager at CRAMIF?
CRAMIF says no particular diploma is required. The tests are there to show your capacity to learn.
When do I sit the tests?
At the beginning of the process, before the interview stage.