Pass Numerical Reasoning

Introduction

If you’ve ever stared blankly at a numerical reasoning test wondering how to handle percentages, graphs or tricky tables, you’re definitely not the only one. These tests are becoming increasingly common in everything from graduate schemes to job interviews. They're designed to assess how confidently and quickly you can deal with numbers under time pressure.

The good news? You don’t have to face them alone. Pass Numerical Reasoning makes preparation so much easier. At Ilkley Tuition, we regularly recommend Pass Numerical Reasoning to anyone who needs to improve their performance in these kinds of assessments.

Try a Free Practice Test

With Pass Numerical Reasoning, you can try a free numerical reasoning test that includes 20 questions in 20 minutes, giving you a realistic feel for what to expect. If you’re a bit out of practice, it’s definitely a challenge—but the real bonus is the detailed explanations provided for every answer, including clear video walkthroughs for visual learners.

Work Through a Full Online Course

If you prefer a more structured approach, there’s a complete course that walks you through the main topics tested—percentages, ratios, interpreting charts and tables, and more. The content is split into manageable sections, so it’s easy to fit around your schedule.

Use the Revision Pages

Need a quick recap? The revision pages are brilliant for brushing up on core maths skills without overcomplicating things. Each topic is explained clearly and simply—ideal if you can’t quite remember your old maths lessons on things like compound interest.

Practise with Mock Tests

The mock tests are perfect for building confidence before the real thing. They help you track your progress, showing which areas you’ve mastered and where you still need to improve. It’s a smart way to build speed and accuracy before the pressure’s on.

Other Types of Tests

It’s not just about numbers—Pass Numerical Reasoning also covers:

• Verbal reasoning (for understanding written information)

• Logical reasoning (puzzle-solving and pattern spotting)

• Situational judgement (evaluating work-based scenarios)

That means if you’re facing an entire assessment centre or online test process, you can prepare for a wide range of challenges in one place.

Final Thoughts

Preparing for a numerical reasoning test doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With the support of Ilkley Tuition and the tools available through Pass Numerical Reasoning, you’ll be in a much better position to succeed—whether you’re just testing the waters or diving into a full course.