Untimed concept drills
Topic-wise question sets for practising one concept at a time. Every answer is checked the moment you give it, with the solution beside it, and there is no clock unless you choose one.
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Free onlyRemove filterCritical reasoning practice on flaws, inferences, weakening arguments, passage completion and an ordering puzzle, with a detailed solution for every question.
The first critical reasoning lesson, with arguments on elections, tax reform, identity cards and advertising that test assumptions, conclusions, flaws and if-then logic.
Second-level logarithm practice on change-of-base chains, log equations, reciprocal sums, given common log values, characteristic and mantissa, and digit counting.
A beginner logarithm practice set on evaluating logs, solving for unknown bases and arguments, nested logs and combining sums using the basic log laws.
Fill-in-the-blank grammar practice on irregular plurals such as hypotheses, strata and alumnae, along with nouns like advice, luggage and machinery that are normally uncountable.
Advanced progression practice on mixed AP, GP and HP conditions, special series, means and geometric figures in progression, with a worked solution for every question.
Level 2 progression practice on AP, GP and HP, infinite geometric series, logarithm links and telescoping sums, with detailed solutions to most questions.
Level 1 practice on arithmetic and geometric progressions: nth terms, number of terms, series sums, geometric means and salary or savings word problems.
A second-level analogy practice set on word-pair relationships, training you to find the link between two words and apply it to a new term.
Level 1 analogy practice on word pairs, where you identify the link between two words and apply it to complete a second pair.
Level 2 syllogism practice on 'only a few' statements, possibility conclusions, either-or cases and three-statement chains that include 'no' links.
Vocabulary by etymology practice on the com- prefix, linking word families such as complacent and placate, explicit and accomplice, and spectator and perspicacious.
Tell us the topic and a mentor will call you back to work through it with you.
Jumping straight into two-hour timed tests is how scores plateau. Each step below is a part of this library.
One topic at a time, untimed, with each answer checked and explained as you go.
The same topics as the exam actually asked them, in Normal practice first.
Previous year papersA short timed test that shows which topics still cost you marks.
AssessmentsThe whole paper against the clock, in the real computer-based format.
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