Aptitude test practice
What is in a graduate aptitude test? Most use numerical, verbal and logical reasoning, often as separate timed tests.
Aptitude practice test
18 questions in 20 minutes
Numerical, verbal and logical questions. Have a calculator ready.
Aim for 13 of 18. New questions every time, marked the moment you finish.
Your result
18 questions in 20 minutes. A new test every time. Aim for 13 right.
Learn every question type
Questions people ask
What is in a graduate aptitude test?
Most use numerical, verbal and logical reasoning, often as separate timed tests. Your invitation names the ones you will sit.
Can I use a calculator?
Usually in numerical tests, not in the others. Have one ready.
What score do I need?
Employers compare you with other candidates and set their own cut-off. Aim for 70% here.
Are these real test questions?
No. They are original questions in the formats employers use.
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How we work this out
What it does
Numerical, verbal and logical questions in one timed test, with your score for each.
A third numerical, a third verbal and a third logical: the three kinds of question most graduate aptitude tests use.
Method
- Each attempt draws a new test from our reviewed bank.
- Every key was solved again, blind, by an independent solver.
- About a minute a question.
- Employers do not publish a pass mark. They compare your score with other candidates and set their own cut-off. We use 70% as the target: at that accuracy you have the method for most question types, and the questions you miss point to one or two topics to fix.
Sources
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- UniGenius: Original graduate reasoning practice bank