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Numerical reasoning tests are the most common type of aptitude test that employers use to select candidates. When time is ticking, panic is your biggest obstable to achieving highscores in numerical reasoning tests. By practising our tests you will quickly learn how toapproach each question and our solutions will give you useful time-saving tips.

Verbal reasoning tests require you to read and digest passages of text then respond 'true', 'false' or 'cannot say' to a series of statements. The trick with these tests is to appreciate the difference between stated facts and inferred opinions. Practising our verbal reasoning tests will mean you quickly get to grips with these techniques and perform well in your test.

Inductive reasoning tests are often used to select candidates applying to engineering and IT positions. The tests require you to recognise patterns and sequences within a series of graphics. Learning to spot the rotations, translations and reflections will come with practice. We have developed example questions with solutions specifically to help you.