Prepare for your Logiks test

Check the assessment name in your invitation. General Intermediate has 50 questions in 12 minutes; General Advanced has 30 in 20 minutes. Both cover verbal, numerical and abstract reasoning. Talogy also offers separate Advanced ability tests with different lengths; those standalone tests are not the same as General Advanced.

Intermediate emphasizes short word relationships, calculations, deductions and figure sequences under a very fast clock. The official General Advanced examples include longer reading passages, chart interpretation and abstract sequences. Our two practice versions use separate original question banks and the published General section counts and timings.

One Logiks General pass includes both full General practice versions and unlimited replays of all six short drills during your selected period. If your account includes free first attempts, you can try each short drill once. Full tests require access. Your results and saved explanations remain available after a pass expires. Other assessment types have separate passes.

Intermediate gives four minutes each for verbal, numerical and abstract. General Advanced gives eight, eight and four minutes. In our full simulation, the next section starts when you finish the current section or its time expires. Unused time does not carry over, completed sections lock, and time continues if you leave or reload the page. These transition rules describe our practice interface; follow the instructions supplied with your real assessment.

You can skip, flag and change answers within the current section of a full practice test. Feedback appears after the test ends. In short drills, explanations appear after submitting a question or its shared passage/chart group, so one explanation does not reveal a linked answer before you attempt it.

There is no universal pass mark we can substantiate for every employer and role. We show your correct answers, completion, section breakdowns and timing. Our 90% practice targets are deliberately demanding editorial learning goals, not official cutoffs, employer norms or a prediction that you will pass.

Follow your invitation and assessment instructions. We have not established a universal calculator rule across all Logiks uses. Our practice does not include a built-in calculator; prepare with the tools allowed for your own assessment.

No. The 320 questions are original independent practice. Official preparation pages on the Cubiks domain are available and publish the General formats. Use their examples to become familiar with the publisher’s presentation too. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Talogy or Cubiks.

Practice selects unseen groups first where possible while preserving the form’s content and difficulty balance. The bank is finite, so items will repeat after sufficient practice. Use saved reviews to understand your errors, and compare fresh-question results as well as familiar-question performance.