SHL Verify Interactive (G+) practice
Verify Interactive – Numerical Reasoning is SHL's current adaptive, activity-based numerical assessment and the named replacement for legacy Verify Numerical Reasoning. SHL's fact sheet describes a mobile-first test for interpreting business data such as budgets, costs, trends and margins, with a maximum of 10 questions in 18 minutes.
Our free sample is one mixed 4-question data set. Full practice runs contain 10 questions drawn from the interactive pool, using ranking, range entry, bar adjustment and hotspot selection over tables. The practice is fixed rather than adaptive and does not enforce SHL's 18-minute total countdown, so those differences are visible rather than hidden behind a 'perfect clone' claim.
The format at a glance
How this simulator compares to the real test
We’d rather tell you exactly what matches than claim a perfect clone. 110 interactive questions across 40 data sets feed this simulator. The free sample is 4 questions; premium full runs draw 10 questions from the full interactive pool.
Format claims on this page were checked against current SHL material. Your invitation remains the source of truth for the assessment assigned to you.
Common questions
What is SHL Verify Interactive Numerical Reasoning?
SHL describes it as a mobile-first, adaptive and activity-based assessment of numerical data interpretation in business settings.
How long is Verify Interactive Numerical Reasoning?
SHL's fact sheet lists 18 minutes and a maximum of 10 questions. That is a total allowance, not a published per-question countdown.
Can you use a calculator on Verify Interactive?
SHL's candidate guidance says calculators may be used for numerical or calculation tests unless the invitation says otherwise. Follow the instructions supplied with your assessment.
SHL and SHL are trademarks of their respective owners. Independent practice — not affiliated with or endorsed by any test publisher. Our questions are original; “simulator” means we replicate each test’s published timing, format and calculator policy, not its actual questions.