Bain aptitude practice · Numerical module
Tables, charts, percentages and growth rates under time pressure, scored automatically at the end of each set.
$20
1-year access · one-time payment
Final sale once access starts. Try the free demo first.

Best forYou want speed and accuracy on chart and table questions.
About the Bain-style online aptitude test
Aptitude screens mix verbal, numerical, logical and situational judgement questions, each with its own question style.
On DrillCasePractice is split by section, so you can drill the one that is weakest.
The time per question is short, and speed matters as much as accuracy.
On DrillCaseEvery set is timed, with a countdown on each question.
A total score alone does not show which questions cost you the time.
On DrillCaseAfter each set you see every question marked right or wrong, then retry the set.
Want the full format first? Read the Bain online test guide.
How it works
Step 1
Pick a section and work through a timed set.
Step 2
The set is scored automatically when you submit.
Step 3
Go through each question marked right or wrong, then retake the set.
What you get
Try before you pay
Try 50 free verbal questions (sample bank, no payment). You also get the 63-case library and 582 drill questions free, with or without a purchase.

A case from the free library: prompt, tags and a downloadable PDF. Real DrillCase screen.
Which one is for you
Verbal
$20
1-year access · one-time payment
Verbal is your weakest section and you want targeted volume.
Final sale
Numerical
$20
1-year access · one-time payment
You want speed and accuracy on chart and table questions.
Final sale
Situational
$20
1-year access · one-time payment
SJT questions feel subjective and you want to see how they are marked.
Final sale
Logical
$20
1-year access · one-time payment
You want a focused set on deductive and critical-thinking items.
Final sale
Mock tests
$49
1-year access · one-time payment
You have practiced by section and want a full dress rehearsal.
Final sale
Comprehensive
$99
Lifetime access · one-time payment
You want every section covered and a full mock before test day.
Final sale
Preparing for more than one firm? The All-Access Pass ($250) covers every product.
Final sale, so try it first
Access starts the moment you pay, so this product is non-refundable. That is why there is a free, interactive demo instead of a video. Only Data Analysis VIP and the All-Access Pass carry the 7-day money-back guarantee.
Read the refund policyDrillCase is independent practice. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bain & Company.
No. DrillCase is independent practice modeled on public descriptions of the Bain-style online aptitude test format. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Bain & Company.
174 numerical reasoning questions: Data sets on sales, finance, staffing and pricing. 24 data interpretation questions: Data quality, calculations and trends, charts. Question-by-question review: Each answer marked right or wrong, with the set score.
1-year access · one-time payment. You pay $20 once in USD. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
Yes. Try 50 free verbal questions (sample bank, no payment). The 63-case library and 582 drill questions are also free for everyone.
No. Numerical starts as soon as you pay, so it is non-refundable. Try the free demo first. Only Data Analysis VIP ($159) and the All-Access Pass ($250) carry the 7-day money-back guarantee.
Per-section modules are $20 each, with 1-year access, if one section is your weak spot. Comprehensive ($99, lifetime access) includes every section, the case-study sets and the 3 mock papers, so it costs less than buying the four modules plus the mocks separately ($129).
A laptop or desktop in a current version of Chrome, Edge or Safari, the same setup you would use for the real online test. Pages open on mobile, but timed practice is built for a larger screen.
Right after payment. You receive a confirmation email and the product appears in your DrillCase dashboard. If anything goes wrong, email support@drillcase.com.
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