SHL Deductive guide

Business logic · Interactive tasks · Worked deductions

SHL Deductive practice

Use the facts to arrange people, organize tasks and find dates that satisfy every rule. Work through five untimed tasks or practice twelve tasks against an 18-minute clock.

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Before you start

  • Treat each task’s facts as true. Combine all the rules; do not add assumptions from everyday life.
  • Use the labelled controls to rank, assign or schedule items, or select the required dates. Then select Submit answer. Only submitted answers count.
  • Our learning practice moves forward only. Skip question records no answer and cannot be undone.
  • There is no time limit. After each answer, study the original task and the worked deduction, then select Continue.

Our original tasks cover ranking, grouping, shared availability, scheduling and calendar dates. They use a fixed mix, rather than reproducing SHL’s adaptive test or official scoring.

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Start with a simple example of combining rules. It does not use an attempt or require an account. The practice bank includes more demanding tasks.

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