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VIC Selective Entry Numerical Reasoning Practice Tests

Build numerical reasoning skills for selective entry & scholarship success

30 timed papers (50 questions, 30 minutes) that develop pattern recognition, sequence analysis, and logical reasoning with numbers. Instant results and detailed explanations for every question.

In the current ACER exam, numerical reasoning is tested in the 60-minute Mathematics & Quantitative Reasoning part, together with maths.

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What Numerical Reasoning tests

Number patterns and sequences
Logical reasoning with numerical data
Data interpretation from tables and charts
Spatial and mathematical pattern recognition
Estimation and approximation
Non-standard problem solving with numbers

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Question types you'll encounter

Our practice papers cover every question type in the numerical reasoning section of selective entry and scholarship exams.

Number Sequences

Identify the rule governing a sequence of numbers and predict the next terms.

Pattern Matrices

Find the pattern across rows and columns of a number grid to fill in missing values.

Data Interpretation

Extract information from tables, charts, and graphs to answer questions.

Number Relationships

Identify mathematical relationships between sets of numbers (ratios, proportions, operations).

Logical Puzzles

Use numerical clues and constraints to work out unknown values.

Estimation

Quickly approximate answers to complex calculations using rounding and mental maths.

Preparation tips for numerical reasoning

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Always check for multiple pattern types: addition, multiplication, alternating, and combined patterns.
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Write out the differences between consecutive numbers — this often reveals the underlying rule.
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For data interpretation, read the question first, then find the relevant data. Don't waste time reading everything.
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Look for patterns within patterns. Complex sequences often combine two simpler rules.
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Practise estimation daily. Being able to quickly approximate helps you verify answers and save time.
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If a pattern isn't obvious, try looking at every second or third number — it may be two interleaved sequences.

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