Graduate reasoning tests

SHL Verify G+ general ability test

Numerical, inductive and deductive reasoning, mixed together, in 36 minutes.

Multiple-choice G+Up to 30 questions in 36 minutes
Split10 numerical, 10 deductive, 10 inductive
Interactive G+Up to 24 questions in 36 minutes
AdaptiveYes

Pace

Thirty questions in 36 minutes is about 70 seconds each. Numerical questions take longer, so bank time on patterns and rules you can settle quickly.

Our full timed test

Thirty original questions, ten of each type, under one 36-minute clock, with your score by type and every answer explained after you hand in.

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Question 1Calculator allowed

Branch A served 200 customers, 90% of them satisfied. Branch B served 600 customers, 70% of them satisfied. What percentage of all customers were satisfied?

Question 2No calculator

Start with ○▲□. Operation A moves the first symbol to the end. Operation B swaps every filled symbol for an outline one and every outline symbol for a filled one. Apply A, then B. What is the result?

Question 3No calculator

If an expense is over £500, it needs a director’s approval. This expense did not need a director’s approval. Which statement must be true?

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How long is the SHL G+ test?

36 minutes. The multiple-choice version has up to 30 questions; the interactive version up to 24.

Is the G+ test adaptive?

Yes. SHL describes both versions as adaptive, so the questions you see depend on earlier answers.

Which employers use SHL G+?

Many graduate recruiters use SHL tests; your invitation names the exact product. KPMG’s 36-minute numerical and logical stage matches the G+ clock.

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