Talogy's Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) Test Preparation (2026)
Talogy's Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) Test Preparation (2026)
Last updated: 26 October 2026 | Trusted by thousands worldwide.
The Talogy Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) test is used by employers across the UK and beyond to assess core reasoning skills under time pressure. Most candidates find the questions themselves manageable, but it's the pace that catches people out, meaning familiarity with the format is often the difference between finishing confidently and running out of time.
Our Logiks General (Intermediate) PrepPack gives you full-length simulations, section-specific study materials, and tracking reports to help you get the most out of your prep time.
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What's Included:
- 10 Full Logiks General Intermediate Simulations
- 6 Extra Abstract/Inductive Reasoning Tests
- 7 Extra Numerical Reasoning Drills
- 8 Comprehensive Study Guides & Video Tutorials
Sitting more than one Cubiks test, or want more practice? Our Cubiks All-Inclusive PrepPack includes the same 10 full Logiks Intermediate tests, plus Logiks Advanced, PAPI, and SJT practice.
Inside Our Logiks General (Intermediate) PrepPack
Our Logiks General (Intermediate) PrepPack has four parts, and each has a different job in your preparation:
- 10 Full-Length Logiks General (Intermediate) Simulations & Practice Tests: Test your pacing. Ten complete tests that you can take against the real clock or untimed, so you can see which section costs you the most time before test day.
- 6 Abstract/Inductive Reasoning Practice Tests: Build one section at a time. Practise "Next in series" questions on their own, without a full test around them, until spotting the rule becomes quick.
- 7 Numerical Reasoning Drills: Train the numerical section on its own, with the number sequences, word problems, and mental arithmetic puzzles it uses.
- 8 Study Guides & Video Tutorials: Clear explanations, proven techniques, and step-by-step strategies to help you understand the test format.
This PrepPack gives you everything required to master the Logiks General (Intermediate) test. The rest comes down to practice.
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What Is The Logiks General (Intermediate) Test?
The Talogy Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) test is a cognitive ability assessment used by employers to measure reasoning under time pressure. It evaluates core skills across three key areas.
The full Logiks General (Intermediate) test contains 50 questions to be completed in 12 minutes, split across three sub-sections, Logiks Verbal (Intermediate), Logiks Numerical (Intermediate), and Logiks Abstract (Intermediate).
Learn more about the three sub-sections of the Logiks reasoning tests:
What Is The Logiks General (Intermediate) Verbal Reasoning Section?
The Logiks General (Intermediate) Verbal Reasoning section assesses your ability to understand and evaluate written information under time pressure.
You’ll face four main types of questions:
- Antonyms: Choose the word that has the opposite meaning.
- Syllogisms: Draw the correct logical conclusion from a set of statements.
- Verbal Analogies: Determine the relationship between a pair of words, then choose a word that completes a similar relationship.
- Odd-One-Out: Identify the word that doesn't follow the same rule as the others in a set.
This section contains 24 questions to be completed in 4 minutes, meaning speed matters as much as accuracy. The questions are generally straightforward, but the tight time limit makes quick comprehension and logical reasoning essential.
Success in this section comes down to recognising language patterns quickly and reasoning methodically, even under time pressure.
Let's look at an "odd-one-out" sample question.
Answer the following:
Which one is the odd one out?
- A. Beep
- B. Noisy
- C. Thud
- D. Click
- E. Clatter
Choose your answer before looking at the explanation below.
The correct answer is B: Noisy
Noisy is the only adjective, while the other words are nouns. The adjective "noisy" describes the character of producing disturbing audible sound. The other words are nouns denoting different kinds of noise.
⭐️ Golden Tip: In the verbal section, focus on eliminating wrong answers rather than immediately finding the right one - it’s faster under time pressure.
What Is the Logiks General (Intermediate) Numerical Reasoning Section?
The Logiks General (Intermediate) Numerical Reasoning section assesses your ability to interpret numerical information and perform calculations at pace.
You’ll face questions such as:
- Number Sequences: Identify the pattern in a sequence of numbers and determine the next value.
- Word Problems: Solve problems presented in a real-world context using logical reasoning and calculations.
- Mental Arithmetic: Perform calculations quickly and accurately.
This section contains 16 questions to be completed in 4 minutes. While the maths is generally straightforward, the tight time limit makes fast, methodical problem-solving essential.
Success in the Logiks General Intermediate numerical section depends on recognising patterns in numbers quickly, applying mental arithmetic efficiently, and working systematically under pressure.
Let's look at a sample question.
Answer the following:
Which number comes next in the sequence?
0.1 , 0.4 , 0.9 , 1.6, 2.5 , __
Possible answers:
- A. 2.9
- B. 3.4
- C. 3.6
- D. 4.3
- E. 4.9
Choose your answer before looking at the explanation below.
The correct answer is C: 3.6.
There are two ways to look at this series:
1. Increasing intervals
The differences between consecutive numbers increase by +0.2 each time:
0.1 → 0.4 = +0.3
0.4 → 0.9 = +0.5
0.9 → 1.6 = +0.7
1.6 → 2.5 = +0.9
The next increase should be +1.1, so:
2.5 + 1.1 = 3.6
2. Square numbers pattern
Each term can also be written as a square number divided by 10:
0.1 = 1² / 10
0.4 = 2² / 10
0.9 = 3² / 10
1.6 = 4² / 10
2.5 = 5² / 10
Following this pattern:
6² / 10 = 36 / 10 = 3.6
In this view, the numerators are consecutive square numbers (1², 2², 3², 4², 5², 6²).
⭐️ Golden Tip: Focus on pattern recognition rather than lengthy calculations. Many numerical questions can be solved faster by spotting trends than by working through every step.
What Is the Logiks General (Intermediate) Abstract Reasoning Section?
The Logiks General (Intermediate) Abstract Reasoning section assesses your ability to recognise patterns and relationships in shapes and sequences.
You’ll face one question type, called “Next in series”, where a series of shapes or patterns is presented and you need to determine the missing element that completes the sequence.
This section contains 10 questions to be completed in 4 minutes, so speed is crucial. The questions test your cognitive ability to detect patterns quickly and select the correct answer under time pressure.
The Logiks abstract section rewards candidates who can visualise pattern changes and stay methodical, even as the clock runs down.
Which block completes the following sequence:
Possible answers:
The correct answer is (1):
Explanation:
The upper arrows rotate 45° in each step. The one on the left rotates clockwise, and the one on the right rotates anti-clockwise.
The lower arrows (the triangles) rotate 90° in each step. The one on the left rotates anti-clockwise, and the one on the right rotates clockwise.
Note that, based on the first rule, you can rule out answers (2), (3), and (4), and based on the second rule, you can rule out answers (2), (3), and (5).
⭐️ Golden Tip: In the abstract section, look for one changing element at a time rather than trying to process the whole pattern at once. Key principles like Rotation, Progression, and Frequency appear repeatedly across questions. With about 24 seconds per question, check one rule, eliminate options, then move on.
Each section gets the same 4 minutes but a different number of questions, so each one needs its own pace. Verbal leaves you the least time per question and abstract the most. That’s why practising each section on its own matters as much as sitting full tests.
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How To Pass The Logiks General (Intermediate) Test
Follow these tips to maximise your score on the Talogy Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) test:
- Start with a diagnostic test: Identify your strengths and weaknesses with a full simulation that mirrors the real Logiks Intermediate test.
- Target your practice: Focus on the areas that need improvement using expert techniques, guides, and standalone section exercises.
- Take full-length simulations: Practise complete tests under realistic conditions to build timing and test-day confidence.
- Treat each section’s clock separately: Each section has its own 4-minute limit, so time you save in one section doesn’t carry over. Train to answer questions quickly without getting stuck.
- Prioritise accuracy: Read each question carefully and apply proven strategies. With about 14 seconds per question, there’s no time for long double-checks, so build the habit of getting it right first time.
Our Logiks General (Intermediate) PrepPack gives you realistic practice questions, timed drills, and expert strategies to sharpen your reasoning skills and prepare you for the real test.
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Logiks General Intermediate FAQs
Yes. Cubiks is now part of Talogy, and the test is branded as Talogy Logiks, though many employers and candidates still call it the Cubiks Logiks test. The structure and question style remain the same. You can read more about Talogy, Cubiks, and the company merger in our Talogy Assessment guide.
Your invitation email or test platform will specify which version you've been assigned. The Logiks General (Intermediate) is a 50-question, 12-minute test, while Logiks General (Advanced) is a 30-question, 20-minute test with longer, more complex questions.
The questions themselves are not overly complex, but the strict time limit makes the test challenging. Most candidates struggle with finishing all questions accurately within the time allowed, which is why practising under timed conditions is essential.
In most cases, calculators are allowed for the numerical section. Talogy’s candidate guidance even advises having a calculator and notepad ready before you start. However, because of the fast pace, strong mental maths and pattern recognition are often more effective than relying on a calculator.
Each section has its own 4-minute limit, so pacing within each section matters. Questions left unanswered when time runs out are typically scored as incorrect. Practising under the real section time limits beforehand helps you build a rhythm that carries you through all the questions in each section.
There's no universal passing score for the Logiks General (Intermediate) test. Results are typically reported as a percentile against a benchmark group, and each employer sets its own standard for the role. Realistic, timed practice is one of the most effective ways to improve where you land.
Yes. Because the Logiks test follows consistent question patterns, familiarity with the formats and timing helps you work faster and make fewer mistakes under pressure. Learn more about how Cubiks tests are scored.
Preparation time varies depending on your starting level, but most candidates benefit from several days to a few weeks of structured practice. Short, regular sessions work better than one long one. Space your full simulations across that time, with the last one close to your test date.
Yes, our PrepPack is designed to closely mirror the real test structure, including question distribution, difficulty level, and strict time limits. Each simulation follows the real format of 50 questions in 12 minutes, with a separate 4-minute limit for each section.
The Logiks Intermediate PrepPack focuses on one test. The All-Inclusive PrepPack includes the same 10 full Logiks Intermediate tests, plus 10 full Logiks Advanced tests, 40 Advanced section drills, 3 PAPI tests, and 5 SJT practice tests. It suits you if your assessment may include more than one test or you want extra practice.
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