Prepare for SHL-style numerical, verbal, deductive, inductive and specialist ability assessments.
2,113 questions across 9 of 9 tracksProvider families
Start from the name on your invitation
Employers rarely write their own tests. They license them from a provider, and the provider's name — SHL, Aon, Korn Ferry, Watson-Glaser — is usually in your invitation or its email domain. Each family has its own formats, timing habits and traps, so identifying yours is the first real step of preparation.
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The eight families
Practise the compact, interaction-led numerical, verbal, inductive and deductive formats used across Aon-style assessments.
1,453 questions across 9 of 13 tracksLearn the numerical, verbal, logical and checking formats used in Korn Ferry and Talent Q-style ability tests.
598 questions across 4 of 4 tracksBuild a precise route through critical thinking, matrix reasoning, numerical interpretation and technical aptitude formats.
1,919 questions across 15 of 15 tracksPrepare across analysis, comprehension, reasoning, checking, spatial and technical aptitude formats.
1,737 questions across 10 of 12 tracksPractise the verbal, numerical and abstract components of Logiks-style assessments at the relevant level.
641 questions across 3 of 3 tracksBuild the speed, method and skip decisions needed for the verbal, mathematical and spatial CCAT-style mix.
1,016 questions across 3 of 3 tracksLearn the matrix-reasoning rules and pacing used in classic and adaptive-style Matrigma preparation.
127 questions across 1 of 1 tracksCognivy is independent preparation. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any assessment provider; provider names identify which test style our practice material follows.
Invitation names a skill instead? Numerical, verbal, logical — start from the test type.
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