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Numerical Reasoning Test > Numerical Reasoning Test Guide > Part 4: What happens to your test score

Part 4.4: What happens to your test score

The Data Protection Act in the UK forms the basis for what should happen to your test score:

Your test results

It should only be used as part of the recruitment decision - it must not be used for any purpose beyond those described before you took the test

Your score should only be seen by those people involved in the recruitment process - again this should be confirmed prior to the test going ahead

Your score must not be retained for longer than necessary - if you do not get the job this will be at least 6 months

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• Guide contents
• 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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