Employers don’t write their own numerical tests — they buy them from publishers like SHL, Criteria and Aon. Each publisher uses a different format, timing and calculator policy, and pacing is what fails most candidates. These simulators run our question bank under each publisher’s real rules.
Graduate/professional data-interpretation: tables & charts, % change, ratios, shares. On-screen calculator. ~60-75s/question.
Practise this formatTrue/False/Cannot-say statements over a multi-TAB dashboard (revenue, costs, stock...). ~19s/statement; wrong-tab open = lost points. Speed + data-extraction under pressure.
Practise this formatNo calculator. Mixed cognitive test; numerical = word problems, basic algebra, number series, quick table reads. ~18-22s/question. Numbers must be mentally tractable.
Practise this formatNo calculator. Word problems, basic algebra, %/ratio/average, series. Very high speed (~14s/question).
Practise this formatNo calculator. Numerical = number series, math word problems, value comparisons. Very high speed.
Practise this formatDense, multi-exhibit data interpretation for graduate/managerial roles. Calculator allowed but the read-off is the challenge.
Practise this formatAdvanced/managerial: comparison of quantities (A/B/equal/cannot-determine) + sufficiency of information. Reasoning, not computation. PREMIUM tier on our site.
Practise this formatInteractive data-interpretation: drag-rank, adjust-chart, number-range entry. Adaptive difficulty. Mobile-friendly.
Read the guideAdaptive data-interpretation with MANY options (up to 8+) to defeat guessing; irrelevant data included. Per-question countdown that shortens as you progress.
Read the guideAll publisher names are trademarks of their respective owners. We are not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any test publisher — our practice content is original, and “simulation” refers to matching the published format, timing and calculator policy of each test.