Numerical Reasoning Test > Numerical Reasoning Test Guide > Part 4: What to do if the test session goes badly?
Part 4.3: What to do if the test session goes badly?
If a test goes badly for reasons beyond your control then you must inform the employer straightaway.
When to tell your employer
If you feel that your test score was distorted by the testing conditions, nerves or other issues you need to tell the employer immediately so that they can act on your concerns. Depending on the nature of the circumstances the employer may choose to offer to test you again or take the issues into account when interpreting the score.
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- Guide contents
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1: What you're up against
1.1: About numerical tests
1.2: What maths you need
1.3: Critical reasoning
1.4: Top numerical tests -
2: Master test-taking
2.1: Test strategies
2.2: Prepare for your test
2.3: Focus & concentration
2.4: Effective test behaviours
2.5: Online v paper tests
2.6: Why not cheat? -
3: Develop numerical ability
3.1: Key numerical abilities
3.2: Improve your score
3.3: Where else to practice -
4: Your rights as a test-taker
4.1: Employers responsibility
4.2: Tests need adjusting?
4.3: When tests go badly
4.4: Test score outcomes
4.5: Test score feedback?
4.6: A final word
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