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EduTest Scholarship · Year 7 Entry — Numerical Reasoning
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Before you start

Numerical Reasoning, against the clock

10 questions in 6 minutes, at the real exam’s pace. Once you start, the clock runs — there is no pause.

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Most 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.

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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.

Time limit
6 minutes
In the real exam
about 55 questions · about 33 seconds each

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.

In this practice
10 questions — everything the bank holds so far
The full paper
5 sections, about 2h 15m in total
Calculator
Not allowed
Working-out paper
Not allowed — work it out in your head
Dictionary
Not allowed
Moving around
Go back and forward freely within the section, and flag anything to return to.
Feedback
Nothing is marked until you submit — same as the real thing.

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.