60 in 6 practice test
60 multiple-choice questions in 6 minutes, heavier on percentages, fractions and decimals.
What it is based on
Flow Traders says its graduate trading process starts with a numerical test covering mental maths and sequences. The assessment platform it links to describes the maths part as a short timed sprint, commonly given as 60 questions in 6 minutes. Candidates report a heavy mix of percentages, fractions and decimals, not just whole-number multiplication.
Exact question counts and scoring can change between cycles. Use this as speed practice, not a copy of the real test.
How this practice test works
60 questions, 6 minutes, four options each. +1 for right, −1 for wrong and 0 for a skip, so you practise judging when to move on. Press 1 to 4 to answer and S to skip on a keyboard.
How to prepare
- Learn fraction, decimal and percentage conversions on sight with the fractions and percentages drills.
- Keep whole-number speed sharp with the classic two-minute drill.
- Practise number sequences separately, since they are reported as their own section.
Also called the Flow Traders maths test, Flow Traders numerical test or Flow Traders online assessment maths.
QuantDrill is independent and not affiliated with Flow Traders. This is a practice test based on publicly reported formats.
Questions people ask
What is on the Flow Traders numerical test?
Flow Traders says it covers mental maths and sequences. Candidates report the maths part mixes percentages, fractions, decimals and whole numbers under a tight clock.
How long is the Flow Traders maths test?
It is commonly described as 60 questions in 6 minutes, but formats can change, so check your invitation.