Is familiarity with military terminology required for the PiCAT?

Familiarity with military terminology is not specifically required for the PiCAT. The test primarily assesses a candidate's aptitude in various skills, including general knowledge, mathematics, and verbal skills, rather than their knowledge of military-specific language. While understanding some military terms may be beneficial for certain sections, it is not a prerequisite for successfully completing the test. The PiCAT is designed to evaluate broader intellectual capabilities rather than specialized military vocabulary, allowing candidates from diverse backgrounds to perform well, even if they are not already familiar with the terminology used in a military context.