Quantitative Reasoning contains 36 questions to be answered in 24 minutes (that’s 40 seconds per question). The questions vary in difficulty. Usually, easy questions can be solved by applying one calculation and harder questions will involve two or more.
You will need to use your prior GCSE knowledge of Maths including mental maths skills, problem solving and data analysis. Research has shown that there are about 17 different topic areas that come up each year. Of these, you will find that the application of formulae and equations will need to done in at least half of these so it is definitely worthwhile spending some time ensuring that you remember the main ones.