Our story
Built by final year students
who couldn't find a way to prepare.
We applied for graduate roles at the same companies you're applying to. We went through the same automated screening. We built forge because the preparation tools that existed were either useless or unaffordable.
Who we are
Founded by final year students.
forge was founded by final year students — one running product, content, and partnerships, the other building everything you see: the full-stack platform, the AI pipelines, the adaptive assessment engine.
Meet Pratham Ranjan, co-founder of forge, or visit his LinkedIn profile.
We built forge because we were the target users. We've sat SHL tests, AON games, and HireVue interviews for real graduate applications. We know what the formats look like, where the traps are, and why generic prep doesn't work.
forge is live at forgeprep.io. We share assessment walkthroughs and preparation guides through our public channels. We're a community first. The platform is what we built so the community has something to practise on.
How we handle question corrections
We check reported issues against the question, its instructions, the worked answer and the grading code. Where a task allows more than one valid arrangement, our checks must account for those alternatives.
Corrections are checked against the question version being repaired. Automated regression checks cover the repaired answer contracts and reject unexpected content changes. This helps prevent a correction from being applied to a different version of the question.
Our materials are independent, representative practice. Practice scores describe the recorded attempt; they are not official provider scores or hiring predictions. Please report unclear instructions or answer workings through contact support.
Free content
Free walkthroughs and worked examples.
Follow Numerical Monday and Verbal Wednesday on Instagram and LinkedIn for assessment walkthroughs, common traps, and worked examples.
Numerical Monday
Every Monday
One real SHL-style numerical reasoning question. Bar chart, pie chart, or line graph. We show the question, the trap most people fall into, and the correct working — step by step.
Verbal Wednesday
Every Wednesday
One verbal reasoning question from real assessment formats — true/false/cannot say, inference, critical reasoning. Explained clearly so the logic actually makes sense.
Follow us for practice questions and preparation tips.