How to practise aptitude tests
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1. Choose a test
Pick numerical, number series, verbal, logical or a mix. Choose how many questions and how much time.
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2. Answer against the clock
Work through the questions one by one. You can go back and change answers before you finish.
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3. Review your score
See your score, time used and a worked explanation for every question you missed.
Why practise aptitude tests?
Used by many employers
Banks, oil and gas firms, telecoms and graduate trainee programmes often screen candidates with timed reasoning tests.
Fresh questions every time
Number questions are generated on the spot, so you can practise again and again.
Learn from mistakes
Every answer comes with a short explanation of the method.
Frequently asked questions
Are these the real tests?
No. They are practice questions in the style of common graduate aptitude tests. Real tests differ by employer, but the skills are the same: speed, accuracy and clear thinking.
Can I use a calculator?
Many real tests allow one, but some do not. Practise without a calculator first, so you are ready for both.
How do I get faster?
Learn quick methods for percentages, ratios and averages, skip a question that takes too long, and come back to it if time allows.
Is Aptitude Test Practice really free to use?
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit.
Is my information safe?
Yes. This tool works entirely inside your browser, so what you type is never sent to our servers. Anything saved for next time stays in your own browser only.
Do I need to install any software?
No. EduJobs Toolkit works in any modern browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to download or install.
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