NSW Selective

Practice that mirrors the real exam — and a dashboard your child will actually use.

Four full subjects — Thinking Skills, Mathematics, Reading, and AI-marked Writing — across 14 complete practice tests, matched to the real exam's time limits and question counts.

Here's exactly what shows up after a test

Screen for screen — the same dashboard that appears the moment a practice test is submitted, in both light and dark mode. Try the toggle.

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NSW Selective School Practice · Score out of 100 with Writing

4Tests Complete

64.3Best Score /100

57.2Average /100

88%

Thinking Skills

83%

Mathematics

87%

Reading

84%

Writing

✓

Test 1

All 4 subjects complete

65.9/100

Complete

Thinking Skills 70% 28/40

Mathematics 63% 22/35

Reading 67% 20/30

Writing 64% 16/25

There's more inside

A few more real screens from inside a Selective account — swipe through to see what happens after a test.

70%28/40

Great effort! A few more to master.

Argument Analysis 8/10

Logical Deduction 7/10

Data Interpretation 3/6

Mathematical Reasoning 5/8

Category-by-category breakdown, every test

✓ Warm-Up

✓ Thinking Skills Band 4/5

✓ Mathematics Band 4/5

● Reading Band 3/5

○ Writing

○ Practice Exams

A clear path from warm-up to full practice exams

18/25

Ideas & Content4/5

Text Structure4/5

Language & Vocabulary4/5

Persuasive Devices3/5

Spelling & Grammar3/5

Writing marked criterion by criterion, not just a number

This is what's waiting after the first practice test.

A real question, reviewed the way your child will see it

Every question comes with a full explanation once answered — not just a right/wrong mark.

Thinking Skills · Logical Deduction✓ Correct

Study the following statements carefully:
All members of the Drama Club attend every rehearsal.
Sam does not attend every rehearsal.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn with certainty?

A Sam is not a member of the Drama Club ✓

B Sam sometimes attends rehearsals

C The Drama Club has poor attendance

D Sam used to be a member of the Drama Club

Explanation — This is a valid logical argument in the form: All A are B. Sam is not B. Therefore Sam is not A. Since all Drama Club members attend every rehearsal (B), and Sam does not attend every rehearsal (not B), Sam cannot be a Drama Club member (not A). This is modus tollens — a valid form of deductive reasoning. Options B, C, and D cannot be logically concluded from the given statements.

How results are actually reported

Band 4/5

Selective readiness is reported as a band from 1 to 5 — not a percentage, not a ranking against other students. It's a direct read on where your child sits against the real exam's expectations.