Before you start
12 questions in 7 minutes, at the real exam’s pace. Once you start, the clock runs — there is no pause.
This is the short drill — 12 questions. The full Numerical Reasoning section runs 55 questions in 30 minutes, and sitting one is a different exercise: pacing and stamina over half an hour are most of what the real test measures, and they can't be practised 12 questions at a time.
Sign in to sit the full sectionMost people don't finish, and that's the design. The real EduTest Scholarship is built so that very few students reach the last question. Getting through fewer questions carefully beats rushing them all. Not finishing is not failing.
Never leave a blank. A wrong answer costs nothing more than no answer, so if the clock is nearly gone, guess on everything left. A guess might be right; a blank never is.
Not published by the provider — this figure is agreed across several independent preparation providers, so treat it as a reliable guide rather than a guarantee.
Shortcuts: press 1–5 to answer, ← → to move, F to flag. Faster than reaching for the mouse, and the real test rewards every second.
Good luck, Scholar.