What year is the Victorian selective entry exam?
Students sit the exam in Year 8 to apply for Year 9 entry to a selective entry high school in Victoria. It is administered by ACER for the Department of Education.
The Year 9 selective school test in Victoria is the selective entry exam run by ACER for the Department of Education. It is sat in Year 8 by students applying for Year 9 entry to a selective entry high school. This page explains the format, what official practice material exists, and gives you a free sample paper with answers to try today.
The Victorian selective entry exam is administered by ACER for the Department of Education. Students in Year 8 sit the exam to apply for a place in Year 9 at a selective entry high school. Dates, fees and application steps are set each year, so check the ACER selective entry website before you plan.
Coaching providers commonly describe five components: Reading, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning and Writing. Per-section timings are reported inconsistently across sources, so we do not quote them here. Confirm the current structure and timings with ACER.
Our free sample paper is a short taster covering all five areas: a reading passage, mathematics, quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning and a writing task. It has 17 multiple-choice questions, full worked answers and a self-marking guide for the writing.
It is original practice material written by PracticeExamPro. It is not an official paper and does not contain real exam questions. Use it to see which areas feel comfortable and which need work before you move on to longer timed papers.
We could not find an official release of full past Victorian selective entry papers. ACER publishes exam format information and sample questions on its selective entry website, and these are the closest official equivalents.
Be cautious of any site that claims to sell "past papers" from the real exam. Practice papers from providers, including ours, are written to match the style of the test, not copied from it. Sample questions and our PDF bundles together give you enough variety to build stamina and speed.
NSW selective entry is mainly at Year 7, based on the Selective High School Placement Test sat in Year 6. Places in later years are limited and vary by school and year. The NSW Department of Education advises families to contact individual selective schools about vacancies and entry requirements, and some schools set their own process. If you are in NSW, read our selective practice tests and test papers pages, and check directly with the schools you are interested in.
Students sit the exam in Year 8 to apply for Year 9 entry to a selective entry high school in Victoria. It is administered by ACER for the Department of Education.
We could not find a release of full past papers. ACER publishes format information and sample questions, and you can download our free original sample paper with answers. Always confirm the current format with ACER.
No. It is original practice material written by PracticeExamPro in the style of the five commonly reported test areas. It is not affiliated with ACER or the Department of Education.
NSW selective entry is mainly at Year 7. Some selective schools may offer limited places in later years, and the NSW Department of Education advises contacting those schools directly about their requirements.