They've already judged your fitness. So long as you don't use force powers, the only cover-breaking problem is Andro's ridiculous reaction speed.
They will start you on a treadmill. This being Star Wars, it is huge (being a wheel you run in the inside of as a holo-display simulates movement) and full of flashing lights.
Andro is ready to begin his day. (I was kinda figuring that we were in here specifically for a reason, but I'm always leery about Ush's evil twists, so I just couldn't let myself be sure.)
Andro stretches shortly after he rises, and goes to find his personal nurse. "Good morning, Carlea. I feel amazingly refreshed; haven't slept that well in ages. This place, including yourself, is simply amazing! I'm ready for whatever you folks want to throw at me."
Ok, Andro, you are being taken to hand/eye co-ordination, which also tests your reflexes.. This is a long series of exercises via which your feet are electronically bound to a platform you stand on, so you cannot move them. You have one panel a little to your right, and another a little to your left. Every couple of seconds, a three-dimensional object will be produced by one of the panels, and ten holes will open up in the other. You have about two seconds to deposit the item in the hole that fits before the holes close and a new object is dispensed a moment later.
Because you cannot move your feet, the only way to get each object and move it is to twist your body right, then left, then right, then left etc. twisting from panel to panel, getting into the rhythm of picking up an obkject, identifying it, twisting back to the other panel, identifying the correct hole, and the hand/eye co-ordination part comes in very quickly shoving the object into the correct hole in the split second you have left by this point. Then you must twist back to the first panel again...
... and so on. Easy for a couple of minutes, but you do it for half an hour and the difficulty and complexity of the shapes increases greatly.
Andro looks at the contraption that will test his hand -eye coordination skills. Piece of cake, he thinks to himself; and that's the problem. As a Jedi, he would most likely more than double the record for most humans on this machine. He turns to the person who will administer the test.
"So, how far do people usually get with this thing?"
(Andro intends to screw up the test a little past the average. He remembers that he's already tested with unusually high reflexes, so throwing it early will look just as suspicious as lasting for hours.)