Practice multiplication tables from 2× to 25× (×1–×10 each). Time limits: 10s for 2×–11×, 20s for 12×–14×, 25s for 15×–19×, and 30s for 20×–25×.
Fast, automatic recall of times tables is one of the biggest hidden advantages in the selective entry exam's maths and numerical reasoning sections — every second not spent on arithmetic is a second available for the actual problem solving. The timed drills here push beyond the usual 12× ceiling up to 25×, so multi-digit products that stall other students become instant. Pick a table, beat the clock, and come back daily until every answer is reflex.
You'll practice multiplication tables from 2 to 25, with each table going from ×1 to ×10.
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⏱️ 10s (2×–11×), 20s (12×–14×), 25s (15×–19×), 30s (20×–25×) per question
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