Take this free personality test and find out who you are and your strengths. This is valuable information for choosing a career, for better wellbeing, to grow and glow more, achieve your targeted goals of life, and a better understanding of life and yourself. This personality test that measures Big Five personality traits has been developed over three or four decades by a number of independent scientific researchers.

The Big Five personality test is by far the most reliable and scientifically validated psychological model for measuring personality. This test, along with the Jung test and the DISC test, is one of the most famous personality tests in the world.

This free personality test is fast and reliable. It is also used commercially by psychologists, guidance counsellors, and other professionals who perform personality assessments.

In the free report, you won't be classified into just one category, but find out how you scored on the five main personality traits and the 30 sub-scores there. Plus, you can even upgrade to extended reporting if you want.

Instructions

This personality test consists of 120 questions.
There is no time limit. It takes about 15 minutes for most people, allow yourself plenty of time.
Please answer all questions and answer them in order.
Check that you made the right choice. If you need to edit an answer, just select a new answer and the wrong answer will disappear.
Try not to use the “Neutral” option too often.
Describe yourself generally as you are now, not as you would like in the future.
Describe yourself, as you honestly see yourself, in relation to others of the same gender and close to your age. Your spontaneous answer is usually the most correct.

For each sentence, choose the answer that best represents your opinion:

- -	Strongly Disagree	If you strongly disagree or if the statement is definitely false.
-	Disagree	If you disagree or if the statement is mostly false.
-/+	Neutral	If you are neutral about the statement, if you cannot decide, or if the statement is equally true and false.
+	Agree	If you agree or if the statement is mostly true.
+ +	Strongly Agree	If you strongly agree or if the statement is definitely true.