Numerical Reasoning Test Tips and Tricks (2022)

Welcome to AssessmentDay's Numerical Reasoning Test Tips and Tricks (2022 edition). This video is part of our Numerical Reasoning series which is created to help you better understand numerical reasoning tests and learn the most effective ways to navigate these types of questions for increased success.

Our aim of this video is to set out a few handy tips for you to acquire which, once you've watched our previous videos on numerical reasoning, will set you up nicely to start tackling these tricky numerical tests with greater success.

Now one of the main difficulties, and one that many people stress about, is time pressure. Numerical Tests have a time limit which can be very hard to keep to if you're not well prepared. Now unfortunately, we can't magically give you guys extra time, but with the right practice and guidance, it can almost feel like you have benefited from a few added seconds. Our job at AssessmentDay is to help you acquire that added edge, so please: watch this video, absorb the advice, check out our other video content, and head on over to our website where we have tons of practice tests and more useful information!

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[intanshaharudin]

I haven't been using calculator since I discovered excel. this is tough

[RachelSmith]

I recently attended an interview and was given a test with questions identical to the kind on your website. However, it was not online it was on paper, we were NOT allowed to use a calculator and there was no spare paper to write down working out! I can't understand why we were not permitted to use a calculator when the working out takes forever manually

[slowjammerukdog]

Thanks for the tips. Ben mentions a video to help with percentages – my blind spot! – but I can't find it on your YouTube channel.

[JoseChavez-bifo]

I have paid for your numerical reasoning membership and is very useful, however I seems to have bugs when the timing finishes, it freezes and it doesn't give you the results. Sometimes the results as inaccurate or incomplete, like one time I answered only 15 out of 30 questions but in the results pop up it was showing I attempted 30 questions when that wasn't true, last night I spent 30 minutes taking one of the tests and then the timers just remains on 0:00 without giving me the results and still allowing me to navigate through the test and entering answers.

[craigconnor]

This advice contradicts one of your other videos. The other mentions reading the question first which I agree with and is a much better method for speed

[zaink]

I feel my first attempt on the free tests I don't do well on but after doing them over and over I do better however I just hope Im able to succeed in these tests on my first attempt.

[DonPedroTheDude]

How is this 2022 when it was made 2 years ago...

[jayjayf]

I brought your tests a year ago but my subscription has run out

[robinanim]

Thanks for the tips, Ben, very useful. Btw, "practise" (as a verb) is spelt with an "s".