Key TipsThe MGIB tests (Numerical and Verbal Reasoning) are widely used across thousands of employers and can be delivered online and also face-to-face during the Assessment CentreOur tests are written by previous SHL and Kenexa Test Psychometricians and developers. You can get a very strong experience of the real thing simply by taking our FREE Numerical and Verbal tests – click on the tab on the top-left of the screen nowRemember practice will increase your chances of succeeding. You do not need to have a large variety of tests to improve – focussing on a handful of tests repeatedly will encourage deeper learning and understanding, which is better than spreading yourself thinly across say 15 Numerical testsSHL CEB Managerial and Graduate Item Bank (MGIB)The Managerial and Graduate Item Bank (MGIB) is a test battery consisting of numerical and verbal reasoning tests that have been published over the course of many years. Since its first publication, there have been 6 Numerical and 6 Verbal reasoning tests produced. The Numerical Graduate Managerial (NMG) tests range from NMG1 to NMG6 and this is similar to the Verbal Managerial Graduate tests (VMG1 to VMG6).Numerical Managerial Graduate (NMG) testCandidates are required to answer questions which require numerical reasoning using information provided in tables and charts. You are given 5 options to choose from; only 1 of the options is correct. The level of mathematics required is no more than that obtained at GCSE level. Simple arithmetic, calculation percentages and ratios, and interpreting graphs will definitely help. It is advised that candidates practise as much as possible. Did you know our tests are written by ex-SHL test developers? Take a FREE Numerical Reasoning Test and receive FREE expert feedback too. Click on the tab at the top-left of this page now.Verbal Managerial Graduate (VMG) testCandidates are required to answer questions which require verbal reasoning using information contained in passages of text. You are given 3 options to choose from; ‘True’, ‘False’ or ‘Cannot Say’ which is determined based upon the information contained in the passage. Only 1 of the options is correct. Those with English as their first language may have an advantage over others; however the low cut-offs or requirement criteria to pass will ensure that no one is discriminated against. It is advised that candidates practise as much as possible.Did you know our tests are written by ex-SHL test developers? Take a FREE Verbal Reasoning Test and receive FREE expert feedback too. Click on the tab at the top-left of this page now.For more information, see section on ‘Ability tests’.START TAKING TESTS TODAY View our range of tests and select the combination that’s right for you. VIEW OUR TEST OPTIONS