Number of questions: 29

Time limit: 31 minutes

Average time per question: 64 seconds

This section assesses your ability to:

• Draw conclusions from facts or rules.

• Analyse and interpret information from graphs, charts, tables and diagrams and draw conclusions from these.

• Identify assumptions from statements.

• Apply critical thinking to different scenarios.

• Interpret and organise information in a time-efficient and logical manner.

Common student struggles:

• Organising information in a logical manner.

• Prioritising which question types to answer.

• Interpreting information from graphs, charts, tables and diagrams and drawing conclusions from these.

Time Management Tips:

• Prioritise the Quick Wins

  • Identify the question types you find easier or quicker (e.g., syllogisms or single-statement evaluations).

  • Tackle these first to build momentum and save time for more complex questions.

• Use Diagrams and Tables

  • Organise information as you read - jot down key facts, draw flowcharts or tables to visualise relationships.

  • This can save time by preventing rereading and helping you spot logical connections faster.

• Know When to Move On

  • If a question is taking too long, guess, flag, and skip - don't let one question eat into your time.

  • You can return to flagged questions if time allows at the end.

The main question types in Decision Making are:

• Logic puzzles

• Syllogisms

• Interpreting Venn/Euler diagrams

• Probabilistic reasoning

• Strongest argument questions

• Interpreting data from graphs/tables