AssessmentDay gives a free sample but keeps fully-worked solutions and volume behind a paid pack. Here every answer is explained, free.
Short answer: AssessmentDay gives a genuinely useful free sample, but it keeps the fully-worked solutions and the bulk of the questions behind a paid pack and asks you to create an account first. If you want worked answers on every question with no signup, you can get that here for free.
The common complaint about AssessmentDay is that its free tier is thin and the detailed worked solutions are a paid feature. Understanding why an answer is right is the whole point of practice.
On this site every question - numerical, verbal, diagrammatic, situational-judgement - comes with a full worked answer, free and with no signup. Every question here is free with a full worked answer, no signup and no card.
| Aptitude Practice | AssessmentDay | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, forever | Around £40 per year |
| Worked solutions | Every question, free | Detailed worked solutions are a paid feature |
| Signup to start | Not required | Free account required even for the sample |
| Question volume | Full sets, free | Free tier is one sample per type |
| Employer prep pages | Employer-specific practice | Very limited |
Best for: candidates who want worked answers on every question without paying or signing up. AssessmentDay suits you if you want its percentile benchmarking and do not mind a paid pack.
AssessmentDay Alternative practice here is a free alternative to the paid prep sites that rank for this: the same skill types, a worked answer on every question, and no expiring licence.
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