Understand the starting point
An interest question asks whether you would like an activity. A practice question asks you to solve a particular task. Enjoying data does not mean you will answer every numerical question correctly, and a correct answer does not establish that you want a career involving that task.
Look more closely
Our six practice questions cover two numerical, two logical and two verbal examples. Review the explanation, identify where your reasoning changed and try a similar exercise later. Six questions are too few to measure general aptitude, intelligence or career suitability.
Choose a next step
Use both kinds of information in a conversation: what you want to explore and what you may want to practise. Your opportunities also depend on education, circumstances and the requirements of the specific course or role. No score here closes a career path.
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