Numerical aptitude tests are multiple-choice tests that assess how well and how quickly you understand and handle numerical information. You are required to manage common calculation operations under strict time conditions.
Practice numerical tests now
These assessments typically include relatively basic concepts including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. You'll need to understand fundamental math operations. The majority of tests include statistical data. You will need to calculate averages, percentages, and ratios as well as understand and analyze data from charts and tables. In most cases, you will need to use a number of procedures to arrive at the right solution. The tests appear straightforward, but the time constraints make them challenging.
Typically, it takes two minutes to respond to one question. Even if you have the following fundamental skills down pat, speed is still important. Our general recommendation is to spend no more than one minute comprehending the question and the data, followed by one minute of calculation. Under such time constraints, mistakes are frequently made. And regrettably, you won't have enough time to make any adjustments or recalculations.
Tests frequently use several strategies to divert you from the correct response. Usually, some unimportant details are added to divert your attention. Or a purposefully similar response to the correct one is provided.
You need to work swiftly and precisely. Advanced level (AD) assessments ask you to perform additional calculations to test your speed or analyze more complex data in order to gauge your accuracy.
Examples:
