Assessment practice
Graduate Schemes aptitude test practice
Most UK graduate schemes screen applicants with online aptitude tests, and numerical reasoning — reading data tables and charts under time pressure, usually in an SHL-style format — is the one that trips people up most. A full, timed mock is the fastest way to walk in ready.
Which tests to practise
- Numerical reasoning (SHL-style)Start the timed mock →
Frequently asked questions
What aptitude tests do graduate schemes use?
Most use online numerical, verbal and sometimes logical/inductive reasoning tests as an early screen, commonly in an SHL-style format. Numerical reasoning is the most common across finance, consulting and commercial schemes.
How should I prepare?
Take a timed, full-length mock in the real format, review the worked solutions, then drill your weakest section. Doing it under the clock is what builds the speed the real test demands.
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