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Kenexa Numerical Reasoning Test (NRT)
Saville Swift Analysis Aptitude
Senior Management Aptitude Tests
Companies in a wide range of industries administer numerical reasoning tests to incoming applicants as a means to assess how they understand, interpret and manipulate numerical data.
The following is a sample question taken from a graphs and tables section of a typical Numerical Reasoning test:
How many more employed graduates were there in 1990 than in 2000?
A. 75
B. 360
C. 485
D. 100
E. 135
To answer such a question quickly and correctly, you must have strong attention to detail and sharp numerical reasoning skills, which can be developed by practising.
To ensure you score high on the test, it’s important that you prepare using practice questions that are similar to the ones you’ll encounter on the actual test. This will ensure that nothing will catch you off guard during the test.
Another key strategy to increase your chances of passing the test is by using our customised score reports, which will be given to you at the end of each practice session:
This personlised report highlights the questions you got wrong and will help you focus on subjects in which you need reinforcement. Targeting those areas will help you strengthen your maths skills and eventually increase your test score.
JobTestPrep’s all-inclusive Numerical Reasoning PrepPack™, the most comprehensive numerical preparation pack on the web, includes dozens of practice tests that resemble your upcoming test. And it's the perfect fit if you're unsure about your numerical test name or type.
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Suitable for: Graduate, Management and Senior Management positions
The SHL Numerical Test is a major screening stage and it typically disqualifies around 80% of candidates. It is used to measure your ability to make quick and correct decisions using numerical or statistical data.
The test involves analysing data in the form of a graph or chart, performing calculations and answering questions within a strict time limit.
Here’s an example of a question type that highly resembles some of the questions you’ll encounter on the actual SHL Numerical test:
Have you noticed how long it took you to answer it?
On the real test, you’ll have 1 minute or less to answer such questions. Therefore, to succeed on the SHL Numerical test, you must study hard and get used to making quick and accurate calculations.
Moreover, it’s essential to practise using questions that are of the same style and difficulty as those on actual test. Thus, answering such questions will become second nature to you and you’ll significantly increase your chances of acing the test.
Once you submit one of the practice tests or drills found in our PrepPack™, you’ll get a personalised score report, like this one:
This score report will help you focus on questions you got wrong and help strengthen areas in which you feel weaker. Targeting those areas is key to boosting your test score.
Our SHL Numerical Reasoning PrepPack™ offers you plenty of accurate practice with questions resembling those you’ll face on the actual test and is a great opportunity to sharpen your numerical skills.
In this preparation pack, you:
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The All-Inclusive cut-e PrepPack™ will prepare you for any cut-e test you’re about to take, including the numerical, verbal and logical test.
cut-e tests differ significantly from those of other companies in terms of concepts, formats and question types.
As you can see in the sample question below, cut-e test questions don’t look like the typical aptitude questions you’re used to seeing on other job assessments. Therefore, it’s important to become familiar with this unique test format beforehand:
In the beginning, you might feel overwhelmed by the unconventional questions in the cut-e assessment. But don't worry, we are here to help familiarise you with each of the various cut-e tests.
Moreover, the personalised score report we provide you at the end of each practice test will help you focus on your weaker areas. Practising these areas will sharpen your skills and ensure you score high on the test. Here’s how our score report looks:
JobTestPrep’s preparation pack includes hundreds of practice questions that highly resemble the ones you’ll see on your actual test. The more familiar you become with the material and the types of questions you’ll face, the less likely you are to be surprised during the actual cut-e assessment.
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Suitable for: Graduate, Management and Senior Management Positions
The SHL All-Inclusive pack will prepare you for any SHL test you’re facing, including numerical, verbal, inductive and deductive tests.
The SHL exams are not just difficult cognitive ability tests with tight time constraints (which last for 17-25 minutes, leaving around 1 minute per question), they are also a tough screening tool used by your potential employer to shortlist candidates who score above the 80th percentile.
Doing well on the SHL psychometric test is essential since a high score will influence your likelihood of being invited for a job interview, the salary you are offered and even the likelihood of being promoted in the future.
The following is a sample question that resembles the question types you’ll face on the actual test:
Answering such questions quickly and correctly under time pressure is quite challenging, especially if you haven’t practised this material before.
To sharpen your cognitive skills and enhance your learning experience, each one of our practice tests will provide you with a personal score report, like this one:
On this report, you can see which questions you got wrong and analyse your performance. Then, try to focus on your weaker areas to ensure you make the most out of the preparation pack and increase your chances to score high.
We’ve created a comprehensive practice pack that covers every aspect of the SHL tests which will help you increase your chances of passing.
Moreover, the pack includes practice questions and mock tests that have the same time limit, difficulty and content of the real tests. Thus, nothing will surprise you on test day
In this preparation pack, you:
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The All-Inclusive Talent-Q PrepPack™ will prepare you for any Talent-Q test you’re about to take, including the numerical, verbal and logical test.
Talent Q aptitude tests are very challenging by their tight time-limit and adaptive questions.
In an adaptive test, the level of difficulty increases each time a question is answered correctly and decreases when a question is answered incorrectly. This means that the more answers you get right, the more difficult the test becomes.
Talent Q tests are notorious for being extremely challenging in the higher difficulty levels - and in order to achieve the best score, you must reach the highest difficulty level. This is your only chance of outperforming other candidates.
Here's a pretty tough Numerical question type you’ll likely encounter on the actual test:
A strong Talent Q score is essential to get a job offer and receive a generous compensation package. To get a high score on this high-pressure test, you must study hard.
From our experience, practising questions that are similar to the ones you’ll encounter on the real test will help you reach the highest difficulty levels. So, to make it easier on you, our preparation pack includes these types of questions.
Additionally, a customised score report you’ll get at the end of each practice session will help you target your weaker areas, thus increasing your chances of passing the test. Here’s an example of how your score report may look:
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The Kenexa Numerical Reasoning test is 20 minutes in length and contains 20 different questions. It assesses your ability to interpret and analyse numerical data, work out percentages, and understand profit margins.
Note: This test is usually taken with one or more of the following tests: Verbal reasoning test, personality test, inductive reasoning test and logical reasoning test. We’ve got you covered for all of these tests using the All-Inclusive Kenexa Preparation Pack.
Here’s a sample question that is very similar to the questions you may encounter on the actual Kenexa Numerical Reasoning Test:
Which company generated the highest proportion of revenues through sports cars sales?
A. Bendali
B. Sapland
C. Caphil
D. Hardet
E. Nikera
Remember that on this test you have only 1 minute to answer every question. And while the question above is considered relatively easy and would normally appear at the beginning of the test, it still requires a decent calculation time.
Since the questions on this test become more difficult as you advance, it’s important to practise questions from a variety of difficulties, so that nothing will surprise you during the test.
Our personalised score reports will help you identify areas which need reinforcement and further practising. Focusing on these areas can help you boost your test score significantly. Here’s a typical score report:
Within our Kenexa Numerical Reasoning PrepPack™, you can find full-length test simulations and dozens of practice questions that highly resemble the question types you’ll face on the real test.
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Suitable for: Intermediate and Advanced Level
Cubiks Logiks is a unique type of psychometric test that assesses your cognitive ability and aptitude for a variety of employers and positions.
Cubiks is split into 3 sub-sections: Numerical, Verbal and Abstract, each measures different capabilities.
Cubiks Logik General Tests differ from many other aptitude tests in two distinct domains:
In all 3 sub-sections of the test, the questions are made to examine your ability to use formal logic, recognize patterns and pay attention to numerous small details simultaneously.
Here’s a Numerical sample question that is similar to the question types you’ll likely encounter on the Advanced level test, which is the most common assessment used by employers:
On the advanced level test, you’ll have to answer 30 challenging questions in 20 minutes - this means having less than 1 minute per question. And on the intermediate level, you’ll have even less time – approx. 15 seconds per question!
Thus, to achieve a good score, practice will be invaluable to you. Especially when it’s not enough that you just score high - you also need to outperform your competitors since your score is compared with others who took the same test.
The good news is that you can definitely improve your skills by practising, even if your test is tomorrow.
Additionally, our customised score reports will make the preparation process easier for you by highlighting weaker areas you need to further strengthen. Targeting these areas can make all the difference between failure and success on this challenging test.
To give you a better idea, here’s what one of these score reports looks like:
We’ve invested great efforts in creating an accurate and useful preparation for the Cubiks Logiks test. These practice materials are very similar to the actual test’s content, so if you practise with them you can be well on your way to succeed during the real thing.
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Suitable for: Graduates, Managers, Professionals and Senior Managers.
Prepares you for: Numerical, Verbal and Diagrammatic sections.
The Saville Swift Aptitude Test measures candidates’ verbal, numerical and diagrammatic capabilities. Since the company was founded by Professor Peter Saville, who was the co-founder of SHL, the Saville tests are similar to SHL exams.
The Saville aptitude tests are work-related, consisting of tables, charts and documents which are often found in the office.
Usually, the Saville Swift Analysis Aptitude test is composed of two short sub-tests:
The duration of the tests might differ between companies and application processes; however, the concepts will remain the same.
Here’s a numerical sample question, which highly resembles question types you’ll likely encounter on the Saville Swift Numerical Analysis sub-test:
Last year, the total number of Good students was 185, which is 25% higher than last year's total number of Average students. What is the relative change in the sum of good and average students from last year to this year?
A. 7.5% less
B. 8.1% Less
C. 8.1% more
D. 7.5% more
E. 20%
On the actual test, you’ll have usually less than 1 minute to answer each question. Therefore, to score high on this test, you must learn how to work quickly and accurately.
The practice questions on our preparation pack are similar to the questions on the actual test. Thus, practising using them can help you become highly familiar with the test content and learn solving techniques that will save you precious time on the test.
Additionally, at the end of each practice test you’ll get a personalised score report that highlights the questions you got wrong. This will help you target and improve areas you struggle with and can help you increase your test score dramatically. Here’s an example of one of our score reports:
The Saville Swift Analysis PrepPack™ was carefully created by our test experts to provide you with a real test experience in terms of difficulty, question structure and time limits.
In this preparation pack, you:
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