How To View Assessment Results On Indeed App

Indeed App Assessment Results

Assessments on Indeed are these skills tests employers attach to job postings. You complete them, and the results get sent to the hiring company, not stored in some dashboard you can revisit at will. That's the first thing people get wrong about this process. The app itself doesn't host a dedicated "my assessment results" section. What you get is an email notification when you finish, plus a brief confirmation screen inside the app. If you're looking for a permanent portfolio of scores, that's not what Indeed offers.

How To View Assessment Results On Indeed App

Here's the actual workflow. Open the Indeed mobile app and go to your applications tab. If you completed an assessment as part of a job application, it will show up under that specific application record. Tap into the application, and you should see the assessment listed with a completion status. That's about as detailed as it gets on the app side. Most people checking results want to see their score breakdown. Indeed doesn't display percentile rankings or raw scores to candidates in most cases. The employer receives the detailed results. You typically get a binary confirmation: completed or not completed. I ran into this exact problem last year. A candidate messaged me saying they couldn't find their assessment results after completing a coding test for a logistics company posting through Indeed. They had literally completed the HackerRank integration through the app and wanted to review their performance before the next interview round. The issue was that the assessment was actually embedded within the application flow, not under a standalone assessments menu. I had them navigate to Jobs > Applied, tap the specific posting, and scroll past the resume section to find the assessment completion card. It was there, tagged with the date and time of completion, but no score visible.

Another edge case worth noting: if you started an assessment on desktop and tried to pick it up on the app, it won't carry over. Indeed assessments are device-bound to where you begin them. I've seen candidates lose hours of progress because they assumed cross-device sync existed. It doesn't. The confirmation email is actually more useful than anything in the app. Check your inbox for an Indeed assessment completion message. Sometimes the email contains a summary link or at minimum a timestamp that can serve as proof of completion if an employer asks. There's a significant limitation here that nobody talks about. If an employer removes the job posting from Indeed, your application and its associated assessment data can become inaccessible through the app entirely. The employer's ATS may still retain your results, but the Indeed interface drops the record. This happens more often than you'd think, especially with seasonal or time-sensitive postings.

For the best results, screenshot your completion confirmation immediately after finishing. Not dramatic, just practical. That single image covers you if the app UI changes, the job listing disappears, or the employer claims they never received it. Some third-party assessments like LinkedIn Skill Assessments or shibboleth-style proctored tests do store your scores externally, but those aren't Indeed's platform. Those are independent systems that occasionally integrate into Indeed postings. If you're taking a test branded by another company, check that company's own dashboard for results, not the Indeed app. The whole process usually takes about two minutes once you know where to look. Most people spend twenty minutes scrolling around before finding the applied jobs section. The bottleneck isn't the app, it's the information architecture. Indeed buries assessment status inside application records rather than surfacing it as a top-level feature.

If you're an employer trying to review candidate assessment results through the Indeed Hiring Hub, the path is different. You go to Job Applications, select the candidate, and the assessment results appear inline if the candidate completed one. Some assessments require you to download a separate report rather than displaying results on-screen. This varies by assessment provider, so check your employer account settings for available result formats. The bottom line is straightforward. Indeed doesn't give you a comprehensive score repository. It gives you completion confirmation, and that's it. The detailed analytics stay on the employer side or the third-party assessment platform side. Knowing this upfront saves you from wasting time looking for a feature that simply doesn't exist in the way most people expect.