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I RARELY leave comments but man,if it wasn’t for this video I wouldn’t have been able to properly practiced or predict what was coming for my SHL test. Just did it this morning and the tests were all spot on. I have no idea if I passed or not but this guy deserves all the likes in the world for producing this. Thank you!
Thank you for breaking your habit and leaving such a fun & kind comment! 😀 I am happy that my video served your test preparation and execution well 😊 Preparing the video took me ~3 weeks, and it has been down for 3 months in summer since SHL had banned the video for false copyright claims and I had to fight legal battles to get it back on here... So yeah, comments such as yours make my day and motivate me to keep going 😉 "This guy" Jack 😉
Party on, Jack! VERY HELPFUL. Exceptionally well made, organized and connected to the resources. Will practice later and I will take the test tomorrow.
Jake, I thank you so much for this video! I had this instinct to seek TH-cam videos to help me ace the test. The deadline is tomorrow, I hope that I can do it!
Great video, i just had a deductive test and i felt so frustrated cause i didnt know how to approach these questions, now i have an idea and will be more prepared for a shl test, if i ever have to do it again (hope not lol). Thank you
Hi! Next time, kindly add question number / video minute for reference 🙂 But I got ya, your question is about question no 1/13 at 16:42. I am afraid your calculation is not correct. The task states that in 2021, the company had 10% fewer customers than in 2020. Equivalently, this means that the number of 2021 customers amounts to 90% of 2020 customers. In order to compute the number of 2020 customers from the given number of 72.000 customers in 2021, you need to multiply by the reciprocal value: 1/90%, or 1/0,9, or 10/9 (as it is written in my solution). When applying a percentage reduction in one direction, in order to return to the original number, you always have to apply the reciprocal value. For instance, if you increase 100 by 10% (or multiply by 1,1), it yields you 110. If you then again (wrongly) reduce by 10%, you land at 99 instead of 100. Instead you have to multiply by reciprocal value 1/1,1=10/11 to return to 100. If you are still unclear, take a look at my percentage calculation recap video 🙂
Glad you found it! 🚀 I put all effort into making this tutorial as instructive as possible 😎 If you like to return a favor, share the video with one peer who you know is also preparing for an SHL test! Good luck for yours ✨
Hi! Adding 30% to a number is mathematically equivalent to multiplying it by 1.3 . The equation 30%=0.3 is true (if you do not anymore remember why, I explain it here: th-cam.com/video/KKWDasj8NpI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FPEgEkT2kbZF5X4Y Clear now?
Hey Jack, thank you so much for this really helpful video!! Party on!! May I clarify if the mock tests mentioned in Tip 1 are different from the ones mentioned in Tip 2? Thanks!
Party on, you did it 💪💪💪 In my online test prepkit you find prep resources for many online tests, with a major section dedicated to the SHL test. The SHL mock tests introduced in tip #2 are included in that prepkit's SHL test section. Just download it, it is good 🤗
Hiii 🎉 have a question please. What’s your tips to do these in time constraints? The question will have only a little over a minute to answer… how can these be done quickly??
Hi! In the video, I had pointed the fact that some question types demand more time than others. For instance, in the numerical reasoning test part, you should run rather quickly through the, e.g., line chart and ranking questions, so that you can spend a bit more time on the pie chart and bar chart questions. If you feel you struggle for too long with a specific question, it is important that you do not get hung up to it for too much time and rather skip it and move on quickly. Finally, yes the tests are designed to put you under time stress. It is unlikely you will be able to a) go through all questions AND b) answer all of them correctly. However, you will never need to get 100% right. The cut-off score may depend on the competitiveness of your target employer; the more applicants, probably the higher the cut-off score.
Hi Jake thank you so much for this amazing video. I just want to ask something quickly on the first question line chart numerical the method of calculating the percent differs from the 4th question at 20:28 and they both determine historical value of something, what's the difference sir. I appreciate your response and time
Hi there! Thank you! Minute 20:28 leads me to the ranking question (3/5). Could you provide the exact two references (time stamps) where you wish to compare the two questions/answers?
PARTY ON!!!!! Absolutely amazing video with powerful insights and solid information. I will be singing up to your newsletter (lookout for my name) and look forward to practicing the tests tonight. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@YOUinConsulting Yes I have, and I have received my welcome email and resource pack all via a smooth, seamless experience. It has so many links to numerous support sources and very well composed, clearly defined sections. I cannot thank you enough!!!
You have to plug in the upper three equations for A, B and D into the equation that says 250.000 = A+B+C+D. Then solve for C, and you obtain C = 33.800
Please use the clues at the beginning of the video to identify which SHL test type you need to take, i.e., if it is just a General Ability type test, or if you need to expect any polit-specific questions
Hello Jack, I come again! Your video has been amazing and helped me make sense of everything. The company I've applied for a role in did not specify whether I'll be doing the old multiple choice or the new interactive test however, they stated that I will have approximately 18mins to complete. Does this information help deduce which test I'll be required to complete? I look forward to your prompt response.
Happy to hear that! 👍🏼 If you go back to 11:11 of the video - 18 minutes sounds as if you might be asked to take one of the new modules - if it is only one of the modules, then most likely it will be the interactive numerical reasoning test. Obviously, I am engaging in speculation here, so please take my educated guess with caution 🙂 Good luck for your test!
Sure, you are referring to question 10 at minute 36:42. The Operations condition says: "Operations is scheduled with the same difference from sales as it is from R&D". Given the first 3 slots are taken already, Operations has to come fourth (otherwise, it would be impossible to have the Operations workshop be equidistant to two other workshops). Then Operations is two slots away from sales, so it must also be two slots away from R&D. For this reason, R&D must take place as the last workshop, and the remaining slot no 5 is assigned to Marketing. Clear now?
Hi jack, I've got an SHL deductive test coming up and as I've requested extra tine, my time limit is 30 min. I was wondering if could deduce whether this is a non-interactive or interactive test? thanks for the great video
Kindly check the table at 11:18. Old deductive reasoning test takes 20 minutes, new one 18 minutes. Given you asked for the extra time, it is hard to tell. Good luck for your test!
@@YOUinConsulting Can you please direct exactly how to access the free material for the SHL test? I've signed up to the newsletter and got an email right away. In the email itself I chose option number 2, "Take the FREE YOUinConsulting aptitude test & find out THE TRUTH!". However, the pdf provided addresses general interview preparation (which is reasonable given the title), and doesn't mention the SHL test. Thanks again!
@@avivlaufman1 Sure 🙂 In my welcome email, you need to click on the 5th button "Get my resources now" (under "5. Claim your FREE resources for your consulting online test preparation!"), and then you immmediately get the email with all the free SHL test prep resources that I have compiled for you. Let me know when it has worked for you 👍
At 11.30 am, if you count the attendants of the four rooms together, you get: 1: 120 2: 0 3: 90 4: 60 In total 270 attendants, well-belove the conference centre's 340 maximum capacity. Is it clear now?
Hi Merry, for each bar you have to divide the segment time by the total time for that bar. So for instance to get to the 53% in the top left, you need to divide 75/142.5 .
@louishayes5898 very good question! In the real test, you would need to drag the borders of the bars to their correct levels instead of typing in the digits, so the legend here is just an illustration.
Hi! You refer to question 2 at 17:43, right? In order to solve for C, you need to plug in the solutions for A, B and D into the fourth equation, hence: 250.000 = (4xC) + (4xC - 92.200) + C + (C + 4200). This equals to 250.000 = 10xC - 88.000. Now, you solve for C and obtain C = 33800. I hope this clears up your confusion 🙂
Hi Jack! I am slightly confused. Time stamp 22:30: Jerome and Maria seem to be the same. Jerome made target at exactly 10% and didn't exceed the goal, yet he's receiving a bonus. Maria made target as well at just over 10% at 437.8 deliveries, but I rounded it off to 437 instead yet she isn't receiving a bonus. Why is that?
Hi! Was just about to respond to your question on the pie chart / island C, but seems you have resolved it yourself in the meantime 🙂 Jerome indeed completed 770/700 = 10% deliveries, and his average rating is sufficient to earn the 25 USD bonus. Maria completed 437/398 < 10% deliveries (check your calculation once again!), which is why she has not earned the bonus. Clear now?
Party on! Thank you for the helpful Video. I tried the SHL Practice Test and the time was so short, I could not manage it. Is it really about to finish everything correctly in the given time?
Thank you very much 🖖 Of course, the more questions you answer, the better! As I explain in the early parts of the video, every company may set the cut-off score individually and by itself, so the more questions you answer, the higher your odds of exceeding the required score. If you found you struggled in SHL's official mock test modules, I suggest you invest some further time into test preparation (given the SHL mock tests are somewhat easier than the real ones). Good luck for your prep & test! 👍
@@YOUinConsulting Thanks for responding so fast. I need to make the assessment until Monday and don`t have much time to practice. any tipps what to focus on? I probably won`t be able to cover everything.
That is still two days 🙂 Have you spotted certain weaknesses during taking the official SHL mock tests? Then I suggest you to focus on those test parts you struggled with the most. If you are unsure, then focus on the numerical reasoning test. For preparation, the paid SHL test prepkit is very good, and two days would be enough to process its most important materials. If you are looking for further free resources beyond the SHL mock tests, you can for instance work with those I suggest in my prepkit on the other online tests, for instance McKinsey's or BCG's mock tests, which also test your analytical and quant skills.
@@YOUinConsulting yeah, and I have 3 other exams next week, need to learn for them too this weekend:D my weakness the speed and regarding specific tasks the sequence part. Thanks for the tipps. I will also include the strategy of skipping some tests to do better on others.
Could someone tell me if my answer will be counted as correct if I selected the correct answer (or any answer), but ran out of time and didn’t manage to click 'next'?
Hi! You refer to question 2 at 18:47, right? In order to solve for C, you need to plug in the solutions for A, B and D into the fourth equation, hence: 250.000 = (4xC) + (4xC - 92.200) + C + (C + 4200). This equals to 250.000 = 10xC - 88.000. Now, you solve for C and obtain C = 33800. Is it clear now?
Kindly check the table at 11:18 of the video. 46 minutes is more than the usual 36 minutes. SHL offers many different test modules, maybe you can inquire a little more about the number of questions to expect?
@@YOUinConsulting im guessing its the 10 minutes time for reading the instructions and sample questions. I'm thinking right now if I can open the "start assesment" in my email so I can have a clue in the starting menu of SHL if its interactive or the MC one. I cant inquire the number of questions since the company based who sent me ths shl email is based from another country, and not from my HR.
@@YOUinConsulting Upon checking, yeah, its interactive. There are words like drag and activity based on the instruction page. Thank you so much for this vid. Party On Jack.
@@YOUinConsulting. Thanks..It is super! Could you please provide more preparation materials specific for test. Such as concept about graph calculation or for ratio questions
@@aysha1402 Glad you find it useful 👍🏼 You find further free test prep materials in my online test prepkit for download (instructions in video & description)
@@YOUinConsultingHello Jack, I have texted you on LinkedIn and would like to discuss about the courses you are offering. Could you please revert to me on that. Thanks in advance 😊
First of all Thank you for your video it was amezing. For the Ranking 21:39 I think Rita should be 2 and Dirk should be 1. could you please expain more
You need to plug in the partial solutions for A, B and D (first three equations) into the last equations, so the only remaining variable in the last equation is C. Then, solve for C.
Hi! You receive the emails immediately after signing up. I have just checked for your account - you have received the welcome email and now just need to click the buttons to get the free test prepkit 🙂 Kindly confirm you have received everything 👍🏼
For the online test, yes for sure!! Nobody notices anyway what you do when you are taking the test from home... If you have to take the test in the employer office, I am less sure - I suggest you to just ask for their conditions, since it is a fair question to ask! Good luck, Jack
@@arranknight2379 Hi, finally realized it, try and imagine they are not triangles, just boxes. Imagine that you're downloading something and the shaded part is moving from right to left for each shape
It is indeed tough to be correct on all of them. One strategy is to know which are the more difficult ones to skip those and complete the other, less time-consuming ones
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I RARELY leave comments but man,if it wasn’t for this video I wouldn’t have been able to properly practiced or predict what was coming for my SHL test. Just did it this morning and the tests were all spot on. I have no idea if I passed or not but this guy deserves all the likes in the world for producing this.
Thank you!
How it go? Are you perhaps in South Africa
Thank you for breaking your habit and leaving such a fun & kind comment! 😀 I am happy that my video served your test preparation and execution well 😊
Preparing the video took me ~3 weeks, and it has been down for 3 months in summer since SHL had banned the video for false copyright claims and I had to fight legal battles to get it back on here... So yeah, comments such as yours make my day and motivate me to keep going 😉
"This guy" Jack 😉
Party on, Jack! VERY HELPFUL. Exceptionally well made, organized and connected to the resources. Will practice later and I will take the test tomorrow.
YOU MADE IT 🎉 Thank you for your compliments! 😊 Good luck for your test tomorrow!
FANTASTIC VIDEO! Many thanks Jack for your great, interactive, fun and useful video. I love it!
Thank you very much for sharing your positive SPIRITS 🙂 Good luck for your test, buddy!
Party on! Thanks for sharing all this helpful material!
If you have stayed up all night, you are ready for the after-party!
Jake, I thank you so much for this video! I had this instinct to seek TH-cam videos to help me ace the test. The deadline is tomorrow, I hope that I can do it!
Sure you can do it! 💪 I'm happy you found my video, and that you use it to GET READY 😎
Great video, i just had a deductive test and i felt so frustrated cause i didnt know how to approach these questions, now i have an idea and will be more prepared for a shl test, if i ever have to do it again (hope not lol). Thank you
Aww I see!! How come that you were searching for advice AFTER you had taken the test? Still in post-adrenaline status? 😀
@@YOUinConsulting yeah, i didnt expect a test to be that tricky. So after the test i had to understand how to approach it for next time
I have Shl coming, thanks for this❤
Thank you! I am glad you found this piece of treasure 🙂💍
Hello, according to my calculations, 10% of 72.000 is 7200. 72000 + 7.200 = 79.200 and not 80.000. It seems they make an approximation
Hi! Next time, kindly add question number / video minute for reference 🙂 But I got ya, your question is about question no 1/13 at 16:42. I am afraid your calculation is not correct. The task states that in 2021, the company had 10% fewer customers than in 2020. Equivalently, this means that the number of 2021 customers amounts to 90% of 2020 customers. In order to compute the number of 2020 customers from the given number of 72.000 customers in 2021, you need to multiply by the reciprocal value: 1/90%, or 1/0,9, or 10/9 (as it is written in my solution).
When applying a percentage reduction in one direction, in order to return to the original number, you always have to apply the reciprocal value. For instance, if you increase 100 by 10% (or multiply by 1,1), it yields you 110. If you then again (wrongly) reduce by 10%, you land at 99 instead of 100. Instead you have to multiply by reciprocal value 1/1,1=10/11 to return to 100.
If you are still unclear, take a look at my percentage calculation recap video 🙂
@@YOUinConsulting Thanks for coming back to me so quickly!
@@giuseppecarmineilliano8064 Glad it helped 👍🏼
This is an incredibly useful video. Thank you
Glad you found it! 🚀 I put all effort into making this tutorial as instructive as possible 😎 If you like to return a favor, share the video with one peer who you know is also preparing for an SHL test! Good luck for yours ✨
Party on 🤯Amazing explanation, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed! Now, rock the party! 😎
This video is awesome, thank you so so much
Thank you for your kind words of appreciation! 💜
Hi, Jake! For the number 1, can you explain how to get 1.3 from the "adding 30%"?
Hi! Adding 30% to a number is mathematically equivalent to multiplying it by 1.3 . The equation 30%=0.3 is true (if you do not anymore remember why, I explain it here: th-cam.com/video/KKWDasj8NpI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FPEgEkT2kbZF5X4Y Clear now?
Hey Jack, thank you so much for this really helpful video!! Party on!! May I clarify if the mock tests mentioned in Tip 1 are different from the ones mentioned in Tip 2? Thanks!
Party on, you did it 💪💪💪 In my online test prepkit you find prep resources for many online tests, with a major section dedicated to the SHL test. The SHL mock tests introduced in tip #2 are included in that prepkit's SHL test section. Just download it, it is good 🤗
Hiii 🎉 have a question please. What’s your tips to do these in time constraints? The question will have only a little over a minute to answer… how can these be done quickly??
Hi! In the video, I had pointed the fact that some question types demand more time than others. For instance, in the numerical reasoning test part, you should run rather quickly through the, e.g., line chart and ranking questions, so that you can spend a bit more time on the pie chart and bar chart questions.
If you feel you struggle for too long with a specific question, it is important that you do not get hung up to it for too much time and rather skip it and move on quickly.
Finally, yes the tests are designed to put you under time stress. It is unlikely you will be able to a) go through all questions AND b) answer all of them correctly.
However, you will never need to get 100% right. The cut-off score may depend on the competitiveness of your target employer; the more applicants, probably the higher the cut-off score.
Can you explain further question 1 of the Inductive reasoning ?
Happy to, could you specify for your question, i.e., where exactly do you require a clarification?
Hi Jake thank you so much for this amazing video. I just want to ask something quickly on the first question line chart numerical the method of calculating the percent differs from the 4th question at 20:28 and they both determine historical value of something, what's the difference sir. I appreciate your response and time
Hi there! Thank you! Minute 20:28 leads me to the ranking question (3/5). Could you provide the exact two references (time stamps) where you wish to compare the two questions/answers?
PARTY ON!!!!! Absolutely amazing video with powerful insights and solid information. I will be singing up to your newsletter (lookout for my name) and look forward to practicing the tests tonight. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
YOU ROCK!!! 😃 Thank you for taking the time for sharing your words of appreciation. I have just checked - you have successfully signed up 👍🏼
@@YOUinConsulting Yes I have, and I have received my welcome email and resource pack all via a smooth, seamless experience. It has so many links to numerous support sources and very well composed, clearly defined sections. I cannot thank you enough!!!
That's great to hear! 👍 Good luck with your preparation & test 👍
Hello, how do you get the value of 33.800 for the 4th equation at 18:45? Thank you
You have to plug in the upper three equations for A, B and D into the equation that says 250.000 = A+B+C+D. Then solve for C, and you obtain C = 33.800
Hello may you please break it down I still don't understand
@@ntombikayisemathildamarumo9805 You divide the values by 1000 to reduce the large values you punch in your calculator
@@ntombikayisemathildamarumo9805 consider C = X, then,
250000=A+B+C+D
250000=4X+4x-92200+X+X+4200
then, 250000=10X-92200+4200
then, 250000+92200-4200=10X
then, 338000=10X
then, 33800=X
@@ntombikayisemathildamarumo9805 Step 1 --> 250 000 = 4C + 4C - 92 000 + C + C +4200 Step 2 --> 250 000 + 92000 - 4200 = 10C Step 3 --> 337 800 = 10C Step 4 --> C = 33.780 or round number 33.800
what are the SHL pilot aptitude questions and where can I find them, thank you
Please use the clues at the beginning of the video to identify which SHL test type you need to take, i.e., if it is just a General Ability type test, or if you need to expect any polit-specific questions
Excellent video, thank you!
Thank you very much! 💜
Hello Jack, I come again! Your video has been amazing and helped me make sense of everything. The company I've applied for a role in did not specify whether I'll be doing the old multiple choice or the new interactive test however, they stated that I will have approximately 18mins to complete. Does this information help deduce which test I'll be required to complete?
I look forward to your prompt response.
Happy to hear that! 👍🏼 If you go back to 11:11 of the video - 18 minutes sounds as if you might be asked to take one of the new modules - if it is only one of the modules, then most likely it will be the interactive numerical reasoning test. Obviously, I am engaging in speculation here, so please take my educated guess with caution 🙂 Good luck for your test!
Hi Jake, on deductive reasoning Calendar 2, why R&D needs to go last. Could you explain a but more?
Sure, you are referring to question 10 at minute 36:42. The Operations condition says: "Operations is scheduled with the same difference from sales as it is from R&D". Given the first 3 slots are taken already, Operations has to come fourth (otherwise, it would be impossible to have the Operations workshop be equidistant to two other workshops). Then Operations is two slots away from sales, so it must also be two slots away from R&D. For this reason, R&D must take place as the last workshop, and the remaining slot no 5 is assigned to Marketing. Clear now?
Hi jack, I've got an SHL deductive test coming up and as I've requested extra tine, my time limit is 30 min. I was wondering if could deduce whether this is a non-interactive or interactive test? thanks for the great video
Kindly check the table at 11:18. Old deductive reasoning test takes 20 minutes, new one 18 minutes. Given you asked for the extra time, it is hard to tell. Good luck for your test!
The sequencing inductive questions are the ones I struggle with most
Yes, they are tough! 😕
Great Job! Great Vídeo! "Party on!", Jack.
You are welcome! Bring some booze... 😉
Thank you very much Jake!
The entire video was vert helpful
It was published less than 24 hours ago, so I am glad you found it! Good luck for your test 🚀
@@YOUinConsulting Can you please direct exactly how to access the free material for the SHL test?
I've signed up to the newsletter and got an email right away. In the email itself I chose option number 2, "Take the FREE YOUinConsulting aptitude test & find out THE TRUTH!". However, the pdf provided addresses general interview preparation (which is reasonable given the title), and doesn't mention the SHL test.
Thanks again!
@@avivlaufman1 Sure 🙂 In my welcome email, you need to click on the 5th button "Get my resources now" (under "5. Claim your FREE resources for your consulting online test preparation!"), and then you immmediately get the email with all the free SHL test prep resources that I have compiled for you. Let me know when it has worked for you 👍
@@YOUinConsulting It has worked. Thanks!
@@avivlaufman1 Great to hear 👍 I hope you can put the practice materials to good use, good luck for with assessment 💪
Hello Jack, for the first deductive reasoning question at 29:14, how did you get 270 people maximum?
At 11.30 am, if you count the attendants of the four rooms together, you get:
1: 120
2: 0
3: 90
4: 60
In total 270 attendants, well-belove the conference centre's 340 maximum capacity. Is it clear now?
How did you calculate the % shares - Barchart 25:44
Hi Merry, for each bar you have to divide the segment time by the total time for that bar. So for instance to get to the 53% in the top left, you need to divide 75/142.5 .
@@YOUinConsultinghey Jack, thank you for this brilliant video! Just wondering at this bar chart why there is a scale to 160 across the side?
@louishayes5898 very good question! In the real test, you would need to drag the borders of the bars to their correct levels instead of typing in the digits, so the legend here is just an illustration.
Plz explain the pie chart calculations
Hi! You refer to question 2 at 17:43, right? In order to solve for C, you need to plug in the solutions for A, B and D into the fourth equation, hence: 250.000 = (4xC) + (4xC - 92.200) + C + (C + 4200). This equals to 250.000 = 10xC - 88.000. Now, you solve for C and obtain C = 33800. I hope this clears up your confusion 🙂
Hi Jack! I am slightly confused. Time stamp 22:30: Jerome and Maria seem to be the same. Jerome made target at exactly 10% and didn't exceed the goal, yet he's receiving a bonus. Maria made target as well at just over 10% at 437.8 deliveries, but I rounded it off to 437 instead yet she isn't receiving a bonus. Why is that?
Hi! Was just about to respond to your question on the pie chart / island C, but seems you have resolved it yourself in the meantime 🙂 Jerome indeed completed 770/700 = 10% deliveries, and his average rating is sufficient to earn the 25 USD bonus. Maria completed 437/398 < 10% deliveries (check your calculation once again!), which is why she has not earned the bonus. Clear now?
@@YOUinConsulting I am clear! Thank you 🙂
@@thabangmooki2229 Great!
Party on! Thank you for the helpful Video. I tried the SHL Practice Test and the time was so short, I could not manage it. Is it really about to finish everything correctly in the given time?
Thank you very much 🖖 Of course, the more questions you answer, the better! As I explain in the early parts of the video, every company may set the cut-off score individually and by itself, so the more questions you answer, the higher your odds of exceeding the required score.
If you found you struggled in SHL's official mock test modules, I suggest you invest some further time into test preparation (given the SHL mock tests are somewhat easier than the real ones).
Good luck for your prep & test! 👍
@@YOUinConsulting Thanks for responding so fast. I need to make the assessment until Monday and don`t have much time to practice. any tipps what to focus on? I probably won`t be able to cover everything.
That is still two days 🙂 Have you spotted certain weaknesses during taking the official SHL mock tests? Then I suggest you to focus on those test parts you struggled with the most. If you are unsure, then focus on the numerical reasoning test.
For preparation, the paid SHL test prepkit is very good, and two days would be enough to process its most important materials. If you are looking for further free resources beyond the SHL mock tests, you can for instance work with those I suggest in my prepkit on the other online tests, for instance McKinsey's or BCG's mock tests, which also test your analytical and quant skills.
@@YOUinConsulting yeah, and I have 3 other exams next week, need to learn for them too this weekend:D my weakness the speed and regarding specific tasks the sequence part. Thanks for the tipps. I will also include the strategy of skipping some tests to do better on others.
Could someone tell me if my answer will be counted as correct if I selected the correct answer (or any answer), but ran out of time and didn’t manage to click 'next'?
Most probably, your answer will not have been captured, since it did not get saved. You need to click on "next" to log it in
Party on! I love this.
Thank you! I love your comment 😀
Can you explain how you get the polouplation of Island C please?
Hi! You refer to question 2 at 18:47, right? In order to solve for C, you need to plug in the solutions for A, B and D into the fourth equation, hence: 250.000 = (4xC) + (4xC - 92.200) + C + (C + 4200). This equals to 250.000 = 10xC - 88.000. Now, you solve for C and obtain C = 33800. Is it clear now?
@@YOUinConsulting How do solve for C, i get that 92,200-4,200 gives the 88,000, and what makes uo the 10xc , is it the (4xc)+(4xc)+c+c. Thanks
Like terms adds up so you’d have 4x+4x+x+x= 10x
hello. I have a total of 46 minutes for the general assesment and 20 minutes for the personality profile. Will it be interactive? Thanks
Kindly check the table at 11:18 of the video. 46 minutes is more than the usual 36 minutes. SHL offers many different test modules, maybe you can inquire a little more about the number of questions to expect?
@@YOUinConsulting im guessing its the 10 minutes time for reading the instructions and sample questions. I'm thinking right now if I can open the "start assesment" in my email so I can have a clue in the starting menu of SHL if its interactive or the MC one. I cant inquire the number of questions since the company based who sent me ths shl email is based from another country, and not from my HR.
@@joseph3662 I understand. Yes, you can do that. See minute 10:45 of my video :) Works?
@@YOUinConsulting Upon checking, yeah, its interactive. There are words like drag and activity based on the instruction page. Thank you so much for this vid. Party On Jack.
@@joseph3662 are you attempting this for Astra Zeneca?
Im attending a shl assessment for daa. Can u let me know what can I expect
@@similjoy343 DAA =? Please follow the steps described from 08:17 to find out
Hey, I need to prepare for a new version interactive general ability test in short time. I will highly appreciate for your guidance.
Hi, then this video is made for you! It features and covers the entire new interactive version of the general ability test 👍🏼
@@YOUinConsulting. Thanks..It is super! Could you please provide more preparation materials specific for test. Such as concept about graph calculation or for ratio questions
@@aysha1402 Glad you find it useful 👍🏼 You find further free test prep materials in my online test prepkit for download (instructions in video & description)
Thanks Jack! Party on.
You made it!! 💪🎉
@@YOUinConsultingHello Jack, I have texted you on LinkedIn and would like to discuss about the courses you are offering. Could you please revert to me on that. Thanks in advance 😊
Got ya now. We talked it out 😀
First of all Thank you for your video it was amezing. For the Ranking 21:39 I think Rita should be 2 and Dirk should be 1. could you please expain more
You are right and this is the case. See the numbers in the red bubbles at minute 21:39, Rita is no 2 and Dirk no 1.
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33:40 such questions are effective to solve on printed papers instead of on screen
Yes! If you watch for two minutes longer, I recommend exactly that! 😎
@@YOUinConsulting sure, I did and got after two minutes later :)). ... Thank you for such helpful video
@@js_offc8436 Haha cool, then we had the same thought 😎 Happy you find it useful 👍
IN MINUTE 18:41, how did you solve C?
You need to plug in the partial solutions for A, B and D (first three equations) into the last equations, so the only remaining variable in the last equation is C. Then, solve for C.
I don't seem to receive the e-mail after subscribing. How long does it take?
Hi! You receive the emails immediately after signing up. I have just checked for your account - you have received the welcome email and now just need to click the buttons to get the free test prepkit 🙂 Kindly confirm you have received everything 👍🏼
@@YOUinConsulting I did! Thank you!
@@kiddepim Happy to hear that! Good luck with your test 👍🏼
Are calculators allowed?
For the online test, yes for sure!! Nobody notices anyway what you do when you are taking the test from home... If you have to take the test in the employer office, I am less sure - I suggest you to just ask for their conditions, since it is a fair question to ask! Good luck, Jack
Still very confused about the moving triangle question at 39:20
Same!
@@arranknight2379 Hi, finally realized it, try and imagine they are not triangles, just boxes. Imagine that you're downloading something and the shaded part is moving from right to left for each shape
Moving from each tile from the left to the right, the each pair of triangles moves one step to the left within the shapes. Can you see it?
these questions are not difficult.... its the time limit that kills you.... how can speed through them with accuracy?
It is indeed tough to be correct on all of them. One strategy is to know which are the more difficult ones to skip those and complete the other, less time-consuming ones
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...as if there was no tomorrow! 😉
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As if there was no tomorrow!! 😉 Good luck for your test 👍
@@YOUinConsulting Thank you
I get the general ability test with 20 minutes
I hope you manage it! 🙂
ESCP lets go
@@bibilegros1828 You have to do this to get into ESCP?
@@YOUinConsulting A very few international students are allowed to do this instead of the GMAT yes
@@bibilegros1828 I see! A substitute for GMAT... very interesting!
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Yay! Thank you for your trust in my work 🎩
Very good business online to make money from employer I suppose.
What do you mean?