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π’ Fresh Questions Based on the 2026 Exam
This is a newly created practice test series with fresh questions, prepared after reviewing accounts shared by students who sat the 2026 Selective Entry Exam.
The new questions place greater focus on application-based questions, word problems and reasoning, with fewer direct calculation-based questions, as reported by many students who appeared in the 2026 exam.
β¨ What Is Included in the 2027 Test Series?
β Fresh questions based on 2026 student feedback
β Greater focus on application-based questions and word problems
β Combined Reading and Verbal Ability sections in full exam-style tests, following the format reported in 2026
β Two writing prompts in each full exam-style test
β Rhetorical and persuasive writing prompts, including tasks supported by facts or data
β Vocabulary-building practice test for a strong foundation for Writing and Verbal & Reading.
β Selective Edge tests with more difficult questions and unfamiliar formats
β More tests added progressively throughout the preparation year
This practice test series provides structured preparation across Mathematics, Quantitative Reasoning, Reading & Verbal Ability and Writing.
| Subject | Tests | Questions |
| π’ Mathematics | 19 | 560+ |
| π Quantitative Reasoning | 10 | 295+ |
| π Reading and Verbal Reasoning | 15 | 700+ |
| βοΈ Writing | 7 |
10 writing tests
Multiple attempts available
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| π Total | π 50 Tests | β 1575 Questions |
Each full exam-style test includes two fresh writing prompts, allowing students to practise writing together with the other exam sections.
The series includes rhetorical and persuasive writing prompts, including tasks that ask students to use supplied facts or data.
Students can attempt writing tasks several times and use the feedback to improve structure, grammar, clarity, argument and use of evidence.
Students receive instant and practical feedback on writing tasks, including structure, grammar, clarity, argument and use of evidence.
A special feature of our Selective Entry preparation platform.
π Stop Paying High Fees for Writing Assessment
Many writing assessment services charge high fees for manual marking. In practice, many now use AI-assisted evaluation methods.
Our instant writing assessment provides structured feedback at a lower cost, allowing students to practise several times and improve during their preparation.
This provides a lower-cost option for students seeking regular writing feedback for the Selective Entry Exam.
π New Tests Added Throughout the Year
We will continue reviewing student feedback, reported exam changes and discussions across different platforms. As more useful information becomes available, new questions and practice tests will be added throughout the year at no additional cost.
Kindly note that ACER does not publish exact question counts or confirm that the same format will be used each year. Our tests therefore use different question counts, timings, difficulty levels and formats to help students prepare for both familiar and unexpected exam conditions.
- β 52 Practice Tests, 1575 Questions, Flexible Validity
- β Mathematics, Quantitative, Reading & Verbal, and Writing
- β Fresh Questions Based on the 2026 Exam feedback
- β 10 AI-Powered writing assessments: narrative, persuasive and metaphorical
- β β‘ Selective Edge: Advanced tests with challenging, varied formats reflecting ACER’s evolving style
- β Includes full-length, topic-focused, and special anti-cramming practice tests
- β Unlimited test attempts (Except Writing). (Start with 50, request more if needed)
- β Diverse & challenging questions in ACER and other formats - because the exam style can vary
- β Know the time spent on each question and understand where you have been slow
- β Free access to newly added tests over the year
- β Detailed performance reports to identify strengths and weaknesses
What does the it include?
These exam style Free Trial Tests allow students to try selected questions from our test series before making a purchase decision.
The Reading and Verbal Ability trial test is combined to reflect the format reported by students in the 2026 exam.
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Subject: Selective School Victoria - Mathematics
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Subject: Selective School Victoria - Verbal Ability
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Subject: Selective School Victoria - Quantitative Ability
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Subject: Selective School Victoria - Creative Writing
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