SHL Verify G+ Course 2026: Graded Prep for the General Ability Test
The Verify G+ packs 30 questions into 36 minutes. Our course drills all three abilities in graded sets: easy, then moderate, then hard. Two full-length practice runs finish the path. Start free with the timed drill.
A team ships 120 orders in week one and 150 in week two. What is the percentage increase?
The increase is 30 orders on a base of 120, and 30 divided by 120 is 0.25. Working from the original figure first keeps percentage questions quick when the clock is running.
Seven Verify G+ style questions at the standard 72-second pace, each explained the moment you answer.
What is the SHL Verify G+?
The Verify G+ is a timed SHL test. Employers use it to screen candidates on three reasoning abilities, numerical, deductive and inductive, rolled into one General Ability score. The standard version asks 30 multiple-choice questions in 36 minutes, 10 on each ability. The interactive version runs 24 adaptive questions in the same 36 minutes, and the employer decides which version you sit.
Our Verify G+ Course trains exactly that test. Ten lessons carry 300 practice questions: every practice lesson holds an easy, a moderate and a hard set, and two full-length 30-question simulations close the path.
- Easy 8 sets of 10 One easy set in each of the 8 practice lessons
- Moderate 8 sets of 10 The same lesson, one step harder
- Hard 8 sets of 10 The hardest set the lesson carries
- Full simulations 2 of 30 questions The length of the real standard G+
That is the whole course: 240 graded questions plus 60 simulation questions, 300 in total, every one on the three G+ abilities.
What does the Verify G+ measure?
| Ability | What it tests | Where it matters at work |
|---|---|---|
| Numerical Reasoning | Reading numbers, tables and rates, then reasoning with them | Roles that live with budgets, data or targets |
| Deductive Reasoning | Applying stated rules to reach the one conclusion that must be true | Roles that apply policies, contracts or procedures |
| Inductive Reasoning | Spotting the pattern behind unfamiliar shapes and sequences | Roles that meet new problems without a playbook |
Each ability is scored on its own, and the three roll up into one General Ability score. The course gives every ability its own graded lessons.
SHL reports results to the employer, not to you. Preparation moves your percentile; chasing a rumored pass mark does not.
There is no universal pass mark. Each employer sets its own target per role and rarely publishes it, and your results go to the employer, not to you. Ask the recruiter what the role requires.
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The drill pulls one question from each of the seven practice families in the course, from basic math to odd one out. Every question runs on a 72 second clock, the pace the publisher figures imply: 36 minutes over 30 questions. Enter your email at the end and the AI names the family and the pacing habit that cost you most.
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Why the SHL Verify G+ Course works
Graded, not dumped
Every practice lesson climbs from an easy set to a moderate one to a hard one: 24 graded drills of 10 questions across the 8 practice lessons. You always know the next rung.
Full-length simulations
Two 30-question simulations run the exact length of the standard test, so the real sitting is your third full run, not your first.
Built on the real structure
The 300 questions map the three tested abilities across seven families, from data interpretation to matrices. Nothing filler, nothing off-test.
Honest about scoring
No invented pass marks anywhere. The course explains percentiles and comparison groups, and tells you what to ask the recruiter about the bar.
Walk into the test knowing the shortcut for every question type.
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Free question banks vs. paid prep: what actually differs
| Free question banks | Other paid prep | SHL Verify G+ Course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Easy to hard grading inside every practice lesson | No | Rare | Yes |
| Two full-length 30-question simulations | Rare | Varies | Yes |
| 300 questions on the three tested abilities only | Partial | Varies | Yes |
| AI read of your free-drill answer pattern | No | Varies | Yes |
| Percentile guidance without invented pass marks | Rare | Varies | Yes |
| Price | $0 | Varies | $68.00 once · 90 days · 7-day money-back guarantee |
One payment. The whole graded path.
Ninety days with every graded set, both simulations and the AI drill behind a single payment.
Testing soon? The graded structure works fastest: drill your weakest family at easy level tonight, at hard level tomorrow.
SHL Verify G+ Course
Best for: candidates whose invitation names the Verify G+ or the SHL General Ability test.
- 300 practice questions across 26 quizzes
- 24 graded drills: easy, moderate and hard sets in all 8 practice lessons
- Two full-length 30-question simulations
- 10 lessons and 9 topics on the three tested abilities
- 90 days of access on any device
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How the Verify G+ usually runs
The invitation names the test
An email from the employer links to the assessment with a deadline. If it says Verify G+ or General Ability, this course is the matching prep.
The employer picks your version
You do not choose between the standard and interactive forms. The standard runs 30 fixed questions; the interactive adapts across 24.
You sit 36 minutes of reasoning
Both versions allow 36 minutes. The standard form averages 72 seconds a question, and pacing is where unprepared candidates bleed points.
Scores roll up
Each ability is scored, then combined into one General Ability score read against a comparison group the employer picks.
The employer applies its bar
Results go to the employer, not to you, and no universal pass mark exists. Retakes, where they happen, are the employer's call.
Built by the team behind 1.2M+ prepared students.
Our course team built the Verify G+ program around the test's own shape: three abilities, a hard clock, and no reward for slow accuracy. Graded sets exist because pace is trained in steps, not leaps. Each family starts easy, tightens, and ends at test sharpness, with two full-length runs to prove it.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Verify G+ Test
Everything candidates ask before taking the SHL Verify G+ test, answered straight.
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The Verify G+ rewards candidates who have already felt its pace. The graded path builds that feeling one set at a time, and the free drill is step zero.
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Sources and claims
- Verify G+ standard version: 30 multiple-choice questions, a 36-minute allowed time and 10 questions per ability, measuring numerical, deductive and inductive reasoning: SHL's Verify G+ product factsheet, retrieved 2026-09-09.
- Verify Interactive G+: 24 questions in the same 36-minute allowed time, adaptive and activity-based; the employer decides which version a candidate receives: SHL's Verify Interactive G+ factsheet, retrieved 2026-09-09.
- Scoring: each ability is scored and one overall General Ability score is reported (both factsheets). No universal pass mark or cut score is published; employers read results against a comparison group they select and control candidate results, per SHL's own candidate support material.
- Retake and cooling-off policies are set by employers, with six to twelve months commonly cited by independent sources; no universal window exists and this page states none as SHL policy.
- "300 practice questions", "26 quizzes", "10 lessons and 9 topics", the 24 graded drills of 10 questions across the 8 practice lessons, and the two 30-question simulations: counted from the live SHL Verify G+ Course on 2026-09-08.
- The 72-second drill clock is derived arithmetic: 36 minutes divided by 30 questions is 72 seconds per question, the standard-version pace.
- 7-day money-back guarantee: PrepTerminal terms and conditions (refund conditions apply; reviewed case by case).
- Independent company reviews are on Trustpilot (4.3 out of 5 from 441 reviews, retrieved 2026-09-26). "1.2M+ students" is platform-wide across all PrepTerminal courses.
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One question before you go?
Feel the Verify G+ pace on a single question, right here. No account, no card, no catch.
A team ships 120 orders in week one and 150 in week two. What is the percentage increase?
The increase is 30 orders on a base of 120, and 30 divided by 120 is 0.25. Working from the original figure first keeps percentage questions quick when the clock is running.
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