Updated April 2026 · Unbiased breakdown of what each platform actually does
WikiJob is a UK career guidance website covering graduate job hunting, including aptitude test preparation. Its aptitude test section offers free practice tests for numerical, verbal, and situational judgment tests, alongside general career advice content for UK graduate applicants. WikiJob is primarily a content site — its practice tests are a secondary feature, not its core product.
TestSolve is an AI-powered aptitude test solver. You take your real assessment, press F8 on any question, and receive the answer on your phone in a few seconds. TestSolve does not require you to study or practise beforehand — it solves questions in real time during your actual test.
WikiJob is a practice test platform. You pay for access to a library of mock tests designed to help you improve your skills before test day. You study, practise, and hope that the practice transfers to your actual performance. WikiJob has no role on the day of the actual test.
| Feature | TestSolve | WikiJob |
|---|---|---|
| Works during your actual test | ✓ Yes — real-time answers | ✗ No |
| Cost | Free tier · From $14.99 for 30 questions | ✓ Mostly free |
| Practice test quality | AI trained on real assessments | Basic — community-generated |
| Employer-specific prep packs | ✓ 200+ companies, deep research | General guides only |
| Graduate job market guidance | ✗ Not covered | ✓ Extensive UK career content |
| Forum / community | ✗ Not offered | ✓ Active graduate forum |
| SHL Verify Interactive practice | ✓ Full support | ✗ Not covered |
| Number of practice questions | Unlimited (paid) | Limited free tests |
| Real-time test-day assistance | ✓ a few seconds | ✗ Not offered |
| Explanation quality | AI solution with steps | Basic answers |
| TestSolve | WikiJob | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Yes — free solve, no card required | Yes — practice tests are free |
| Paid plan | From $14.99 for 30 questions · no subscription | No significant paid tier for tests |
| Per-test pricing | Per-question pricing · no subscription | N/A — mostly free |
Free and accessible: WikiJob's practice tests are completely free and require no registration. For a candidate who just wants to try a few practice questions quickly, WikiJob is the path of least resistance.
UK graduate career content: WikiJob's main strength is editorial content — guides on how to write a CV, what to expect at different companies, interview questions for specific employers, and general graduate job hunting advice. This content is genuinely useful.
Active forum: WikiJob hosts an active community forum where candidates share real experiences from assessments — specific questions encountered, interview formats, assessment centre exercises. This crowdsourced intelligence is sometimes more accurate than official guidance.
Practice test quality is basic: WikiJob's practice tests are community-generated and older in many cases. They lack the publisher-specific calibration of SHL, Kenexa, or Cappfinity question formats. A WikiJob numerical test and an actual SHL Verify Interactive test are very different experiences.
No employer-specific intelligence: WikiJob's assessment guides are surface-level — correct on format but lacking the specific question counts, time limits, cut-off scores, and preparation strategies found on dedicated preparation platforms.
No depth for non-UK markets: WikiJob is almost entirely focused on the UK graduate market. Candidates applying to Indian IT companies, US corporates, or global employers will find limited relevant content.
No test-day capability: WikiJob cannot help you during your actual assessment. Its value is entirely pre-test.
WikiJob is a useful free resource for initial research about a company's assessment process and for casual practice questions. It is not a serious preparation tool for candidates who need to pass competitive assessments at Goldman Sachs, EY, or KPMG. For those employers, dedicated preparation platforms or TestSolve's real-time assistance are substantially more effective.
For candidates who want to improve their aptitude test skills over time — who have weeks to prepare and genuinely enjoy sharpening their quantitative reasoning — WikiJob is a legitimate option. For candidates who have an assessment coming up in 24–72 hours, or who simply want to maximise their score on the day rather than rely on uncertain practice transfer, TestSolve is the more direct solution. Many candidates use both: practice with WikiJob to build familiarity with question formats, and use TestSolve during the actual test to ensure correct answers.
WikiJob excels at context and preparation strategy. TestSolve excels at delivering real-time answers during your actual assessment. Use both for the best outcome.
WikiJob offers free articles and guides. Practice tests require a subscription. TestSolve offers one free solve, then packs from $14.99.
No. WikiJob is a preparation resource. TestSolve is the only one that works during your real assessment.
Yes. Read WikiJob guides to understand what to expect, then use TestSolve during the assessment.
As of April 2026, Deloitte's assessment process has been updated to include the SHL Verify suite, comprising numerical and verbal reasoning tests, a situational judgment test (SJT), and an immersive online assessment. Candidates receive the assessment link within 48 hours of applying and have 5-7 days to complete it. The numerical reasoning test consists of 25 questions to be answered in 18 minutes, while the verbal reasoning test includes 30 questions with a 17-minute time limit. The SJT presents 20 scenarios to be completed in approximately 25 minutes. Both on-screen and physical calculators are permitted during the numerical test. Notably, there is a six-month retake policy, and candidates are typically expected to score within the top 30-50% to progress further. ([testsolve.ai](https://www.testsolve.ai/?utm_source=openai))
Recent candidate feedback highlights the importance of time management and familiarity with the test formats. For instance, the numerical reasoning test often features data tables and charts requiring quick interpretation, with an average of 43 seconds per question. Candidates have found it beneficial to practice similar questions to improve speed and accuracy. In the verbal reasoning test, passages are business-focused, covering topics like strategy and market analysis, with approximately 34 seconds allocated per question. A common challenge is distinguishing between "probably true" and "definitely true" statements, so careful reading is essential. ([testsolve.ai](https://www.testsolve.ai/?utm_source=openai))
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