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
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.
Hi Jose, sorry you seem to be experiencing a problem with our platform. For technical issues, you can contact our support team at info@assessmentday.co.uk and we can investigate this problem for you :)
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.
That's right. As I say as the final tip, practice can help. Familiarity with the style of questions, the expectations of the various calculations and your own confidence, all factor into your performance in the tests.
@@AssessmentDayLtd I have a job application which involves doing a logical reasoning and numerical reasoning. My logical reasoning is really good just the numerical which can be tricky on some questions which you have no time for error. Wish me luck 🙏
@@queenal7710 I passed the aptitude tests for the job 😁. Sadly however due to coronavirus they only picked people who scored the highest in both application form and aptitude test for the job rather than picking three times the number of applicants as they had to cancel the interview process. Apart from that I'm looking at moving my career from medical sciences to finance. Paid to do a training course to become a mortgage advisor
No problem! We did have a video on percentages however it wasn't as clear as we had liked, and still left some confused! We may remake one in the future :)
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
Hi Jayjay, sorry to hear your subscription has ran out when you still want to practise. Purchases are for 12 months access and so you would have to purchase again to regain entry to our platform.
