Perfect Numerical and Logical Test Results (Perfect (Random House)) Paperback – Illustrated, 7 Jan. 2010

Cons: It’s revised in 2014 and considering less updated as it’s 2022 now. Half of the book is primary school maths. The other half is similar to UKMT mathematical trust challenge old questions. There’s not much point to read, if you have passed GCSE maths and participate in UKMT math challenges before.Pros: However it’s beginner friendly if you know nothing about numerical and logical questions.

Good introduction to different types of questions, but the practice were examples created with an assumption that you will be able to use a calculator during the test. Logical reasoning practice test way too easy (I'd assume the practice test would be challenging rather than be there to make you feel good)

I would definitely recommend this book to anyone taking graduate level logic tests.The logic section was very accurate to my actual test and gave me an insight into the methods I needed to use.The logic section is not big but it tells you all the different types of questions you will get, lets you have a go and then tells you how to look at it and solve it in simple terms.I can not comment on the numerical part as I used a different book for that test