Yes, the numerical test is written by SHL. There are 35 questions, and you have 35 minutes. It's a standard paper test with circles to fill in. You are allowed to (and I encourage you to) use a calculator.The verbal test isn't SHL, its some other company's stuff. There are 80 questions to answer in 30 minutes. Don't be too scared, it is actually more achievable than the numerical test is, if you work quickly enough. There are five sections, and all are related to logic / critical reasoning. Some are True/False/Cannot Say/Partially True/Partially False etc. Some of them are even more logical. I myself found the first section most challenging because "Partially True" and "Partially False" is a very thin line.
