P&G Online Assessment Test: Full Guide and Practice Questions [2024]
The Digit Challenge measures your numerical reasoning and your ability to execute numerical calculations swiftly and precisely through interactive, gamified, and adaptive questions that get more complex as you go.
Our interactive preparation pack is the only true-to-life simulation of the actual interactive assessment. By practicing beforehand, you will refresh your math skills and learn how to perform complex mathematical operations in a short time – getting quickly to the highest difficulties and achieving scores higher than those of other candidates. Our Digit Challenge PrepPack includes:
- Full Digit Challenge Adaptive Simulation, mimicking the real test with the same type of questions and difficulty levels.
- Digit Challenge Extra Practices, refreshing your numerical reasoning abilities and allowing you to enhance your math operations performance.
- Digit Challenge Study Guides, taking you through the game's mechanics and offering expert tips on how to excel at it.
Digit Challenge Test Practice
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Full Digit Challenge Adaptive Simulation
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8 Digit Challenge Extra Practices
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2 Digit Challenge Study Guides
Link to the full P&G Preparation
What is the Digit Challenge?
The Digit Challenge is Aon’s interactive Numerical Reasoning Test. This test is employed by various companies and financial firms and is one of the four assessments included in the P&G assessment test.
The test assesses your ability to perform numerical calculations quickly and accurately through interactive arithmetic equations, in which you will need to demonstrate your understanding of the order of mathematical operations, commonly known as BODMAS (Brackets, Orders, Division and Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction).
You will be presented with equations with missing numbers, and your task is to find the right combination of digits to fill in the blanks and correct the equations.
You will have 5 minutes to complete as many tasks as possible.
As you progress, the difficulty of the questions will adjust based on your answers—either increasing or decreasing—to best reflect your abilities by the end of the test.
You are allowed to use a calculator during the test.