The assessment day starts with you taking six different tests: a verbal reasoning test, a logic test, and four maths-based tests. You must achieve 40% overall to proceed to the next stage, which includes a presentation and an interview.

The maths tests aren't difficult if you have practiced them. They involve mostly logic and riddle-type questions, and it's a non-calculator paper.

It would definitely help to brush up on your geometry (trigonometry) and arithmetic.

I didn't make the mark and was asked to leave after the tests, although I feel if I had taken these tests four years ago, I would have passed.

I do think these tests should be done online. It seems a waste of time travelling all the way there only to be rejected after doing the tests.

Around one-third of the candidates on the day failed the tests.

If you have a 4-minute and a 7-minute sandglass timer, how would you time exactly 9 minutes?