HMRC Practice Aptitude Test Pack

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HMRC Practice Aptitude Test Pack

Preparing for a role with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) requires you to pass their rigorous selection process, which includes a series of aptitude tests. Our HMRC Practice Aptitude Test Pack is tailored to help you succeed in this competitive recruitment process.

This comprehensive pack offers you a deep dive into the types of assessments you?ll face, covering everything from numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning, to critical thinking. You?ll have access to a range of that mirror the actual HMRC format, helping you become familiar with the test style and improve your accuracy under timed conditions.

What?s Inside the HMRC Practice Test Pack?

• HMRC Numerical Reasoning Tests (CEB/SHL Style): Assess your ability to interpret data, work with percentages, ratios, and analyze trends. These tests are crucial for understanding complex numerical information.
• HMRC Verbal Reasoning Tests (CEB/SHL Style): Practice understanding and evaluating written information, an essential skill for all HMRC candidates.
• HMRC Diagrammatic / Logical Reasoning Tests (CEB/SHL Style): These tests help you tackle scenarios you might face in the workplace, assessing how well you handle various challenges.

Key Features of this Test Pack

• Full-Length Practice Tests: Simulate the real HMRC aptitude tests with our full-length assessments, complete with time constraints.
• Detailed Answers and Explanations: Learn from your mistakes with thorough explanations for each answer, allowing you to understand where you went wrong.
• Performance Tracking: Track your progress over time to identify areas that need improvement, ensuring you?re well-prepared for the official assessments.
• Tips and Strategies: Access test-taking tips and strategies that will help you tackle tricky questions, manage time efficiently, and boost your confidence.

Understanding the HMRC Application Process

Here?s a breakdown of what to expect during the HMRC recruitment process:

Stage 1 ? Application Form

Fill out an online form with basic personal information, including your full name, address, and work history. This step sets the stage for the next phases of the selection.

Stage 2 ? Aptitude Tests

You?ll be required to take multiple online tests, including:

• Judgement Test: Answer multiple-choice questions about workplace scenarios.
• Verbal Reasoning: Focuses on extracting key information from text and forming logical conclusions.
• Numerical Reasoning: Assesses your ability to work with numerical data accurately and efficiently.
• Work Strengths Test: Analyzes your preferences and typical behavior in the workplace.

Stage 3 Video Interview

You?ll complete an online video interview where you?ll answer pre-recorded questions, allowing HMRC to gauge your communication skills and motivations.

Stage 4 Online Assessment Centre

Candidates who pass the previous stages will attend an online assessment centre, which takes place over two days:

Day 1

• In Tray Task: A 75-minute task where you?ll manage a simulated workload, making decisions and responding to various requests.
• Group Discussion Exercise: Collaborate with a group on two briefs?one common to the group and one tailored to your specific role.

Day 2

• Written Analysis and Presentation: Analyze provided materials, draft a report, and present your findings. This test measures your ability to understand and communicate complex information.
• Role Play Exercise: Resolve a customer issue in a role-play scenario, assessed on key competencies like customer focus, decision-making, and analytical skills.

Why Choose the HMRC Practice Test Pack?

By preparing with our HMRC Practice Aptitude Test Pack, you?ll have a clear edge over other candidates. This resource is designed to mimic the real exam conditions, helping you to stay calm and collected during the official tests. It?s the perfect tool for anyone serious about securing a role at HMRC, giving you the knowledge and practice you need to make the best impression.

With our pack, you?ll be more than ready to ace the HMRC selection process.

FREE SAMPLE HMRC  PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Question-1:

How much was spent on Clothes and Shoes in year 5 if the same percent increase was
maintained as between year 3 and year 4?
A. 1,920 Euros
B. 1,921 Euros
C. 1,922 Euros
D. 1,934 Euros
E. 1,935 Euro

VERBAL REASONING

Question 16
The government was warned by electoral administrators that the risk of fraud is now much higher.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: A. True
Explanation: The passage clearly states that electoral administrators warned of higher fraud risk.

Question 17
There is currently insufficient fraud to bring the electoral system into disrepute.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: C. Cannot tell
Explanation: The passage does not provide evidence about the current level of fraud.

Question 18
The previous system of postal voting was considered by election administrators to be less open to fraud.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: B. False
Explanation: There is no statement supporting that the earlier system was less open to fraud.

Question 19
There is a process for checking the validity of applications for postal votes.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: C. Cannot tell
Explanation: The passage does not mention whether applications are checked for validity.

Question 20
It is clear that the author of the passage agrees with the concerns raised by the administrators.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: C. Cannot tell
Explanation: The author’s opinion is not stated, only administrators’ concerns.

Question 21
The record price for crude oil is $50 a barrel.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: B. False
Explanation: The passage says prices fluctuated between $20 and $50, with current levels around $45, but does not confirm $50 as the record price.

Question 22
New extraction techniques allow oil to be extracted at a price of between 80 and 90 cents a barrel.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: B. False
Explanation: The 80–90 cents per barrel figure refers to the most efficient oil fields, not the new techniques.

Question 23
It is reasonable to assume that greater capacity at times of high demand will help stabilize prices.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: A. True
Explanation: The passage suggests producers want greater stability and are expanding capacity to respond to demand.

Question 24
The passage states that the recent exploration has found new reserves.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: B. False
Explanation: Exploration revealed that more oil exists than previously assumed, but it does not directly say new reserves were discovered.

Question 25
It would be reasonable to infer from the passage that oil analysts were impressed by the findings of the exploration and research.
A. True
B. False
C. Cannot tell

Answer: A. True
Explanation: The analysts concluded there is much more oil and that new techniques are more effective, showing a positive impression.

Download the HMRC Practice Aptitude Test Pack now and take the first step towards your career in public service.