Your readiness for the Rolls-Royce assessment
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overall percentile
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games you're ready for
You have not played any of these games yet — so right now this is a blank page, not a low score. One run of each takes about fifteen minutes and turns it into a plan.
Game by game
The 5 games this assessment draws on, scored against fixed norms.
4 of 5 scores are locked. Your overall percentile and the game to fix first are free.
Numerosity Game Practice
You have never run this one, and an untested game is a bigger risk than a known-weak one — you cannot spend your remaining time well until you have the number.
Play it free — 3 minYour plan
Know exactly what to do with the days you have left.
Unlock every percentile above, plus a day-by-day plan built around your weakest games for this specific assessment — not a generic checklist.
What the Rolls-Royce assessment actually involves
Rolls-Royce screens engineering and graduate applicants with cut-e (Aon) aptitude tests — numerical and mechanical reasoning under tight timers. Here's what they measure and how to build the speed to pass.
Percentiles come from our own fixed norm tables and are not the employer's benchmark — no vendor publishes its cut scores. See what counts as a good score for why. GamePrep is an independent practice platform, not affiliated with any employer or assessment vendor.