Use QRT-style practice to build the underlying numerical reasoning skills, but do not assume a practice test will match the live assessment question for question.

Assessment formats can change, and third-party practice material may differ in interface, difficulty, timing, or emphasis. The safest preparation is to master the reasoning skills while following the instructions in your actual invitation.

A practice set can still be useful for interpreting tables, percentages, ratios, and making accurate calculations under time pressure even if the exact presentation is different.

Practice timed quantitative reasoning, review every error, and use your official assessment instructions as the final reference for format and rules. Avoid optimizing for one mock's quirks. Keep a short note of what improved and what still broke so the next practice session has a clear purpose.