Practice AEIS Mock Exam Papers
No more struggling now that your child is familiar with the exact exam format and question types. Feel confident that your child is properly prepared for the actual exam.
Our AEIS Mock Exams are designed to replicate the actual exam, giving your child the best preparation possible.
Exact MOE Syllabus
Questions that follow the official curriculum, ensuring your child practices what truly matters.
Exact AEIS Exam Format
Build confidence with AEIS-style questions that mirror the real test.
Timed Mock Exams
Simulate real exam conditions with timed practice sessions to enhance time management skills.
Practiced by Successful Students
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Receive a detailed report identifying weak areas, allowing your child to improve before the actual exam.
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Cambridge English Qualification (CEQ) - Primary
The mock exams offer a perfect simulation of the Cambridge English Qualifications A2 Key for Schools (KET) and B1 Preliminary for Schools (PET) exam format. This enhances your child's confidence, ensuring they are fully prepared for the actual exam day.
Primary 5 school admission through AEIS
B1 Preliminary for Schools
Required CES score: 140 and above
Paper 1: Reading
45 MINUTES
Content: 6 parts/32 questions…
Primary 4 school admission through AEIS
A2 Key for Schools
Required CES score: 130 and above
Paper 1: Reading and Writing*
60 MINUTES
Content: 7 parts/32 questions
Marks: 50%
Primary 3 school admission through AEIS
A2 Key for Schools
Required CES score: 120 and above
Paper 1: Reading and Writing*
60 MINUTES
Content: 7 parts/32 questions
Marks: 50%
Primary 2 school admission through AEIS
A2 Key for Schools
Required CES score: 100 and above
Paper 1: Reading and Writing*
60 MINUTES
Content: 7 parts/32 questions
Marks: 50%
AEIS Secondary English
AEIS Secondary 3 English Mock Exam
Part 1: Writing*
Choose 1 out of 2 topics and write a 300 to 400 words composition on it.
Part 2: Comprehension and language use
50 compulsory multiple-choice questions comprising:
AEIS Secondary 2 English Mock Exam
Part 1: Writing*
Choose 1 out of 2 topics and write a 250 to 350 words composition on it.
Part 2: Comprehension and language use
50 compulsory multiple-choice questions comprising:
AEIS Secondary 1 English Mock Exam
Part 1: Writing*
Choose 1 out of 2 topics and write a 200 to 300 words composition on it
Part 2: Comprehension and language use
50 compulsory multiple-choice questions comprising:
AEIS Primary / Secondary Mathematics
No manual marking required! Online mock exams for AEIS and S-AEIS with automated marking and immediate grading. You will receive instant performance reports to highlight areas for improvement.
AEIS Secondary 3 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (34 items).
Part 2: Short-answer questions (20 items) and open-ended questions (10 to 15 items).
AEIS Secondary 2 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (34 items).
Part 2: Short-answer questions (20 items) and open-ended questions (10 to 15 items).
AEIS Secondary 1 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (34 items).
Part 2: Short-answer questions (20 items) and open-ended questions (10 to 15 items).
AEIS Primary 5 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (30 items).
Part 2: Short-answer questions (8 items) and open-ended questions (6 items).
AEIS Primary 4 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (30 items).
Part 2: Short-answer questions (8 items) and open-ended questions (6 items).
AEIS Primary 3 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (29 items)
Part 2: Short-answer questions (17 items)
AEIS Primary 2 Math Mock Exam
The mock exam comprises 2 parts.
Part 1: Multiple-choice questions (29 items)
Part 2: Short-answer questions (17 items)
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WHAT IS AEIS
Conducted by the Ministry of Education, Singapore (MOE) around September or October each year, the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) is a centralised admissions exercise for international students who wish to join the Singapore mainstream primary and secondary schools in January of the following academic year.
International students will be tested on English and Mathematics during the centralised AEIS test to assess the student’s English literacy, numeracy and reasoning abilities. Taking AEIS test does not guarantee students any admission. Admission is subject to the applicant’s performance in the test. For students who are successful, school placement will depend on available vacancies and the declared Singapore residential area of the student.
English is the primary medium of instruction in the Singapore mainstream schools, otherwise known as public schools. Hence, to prepare for the AEIS test, international students should be familiar with the English and Mathematics syllabi of the preceding level that they plan to apply for during registration.
WHO IS AEIS FOR
International students who are non-Singapore Citizens (SC) or non-Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) who do not have a place in any Singapore mainstream schools and were not offered a place by successful AEIS (or S-AEIS) test are eligible to take part. International students may apply for the AEIS test to seek admission into Primary 2-5 and Secondary 1-3 levels in January of the following academic year.
English is the primary medium of instruction in the Singapore mainstream schools, otherwise known as the public schools. Hence, to prepare for the AEIS test, international students should be familiar with the English and Mathematics syllabi for the preceding level that they intend to apply for during AEIS registration.
Follow these steps:
- Submit an online application. Make sure you have a valid email address.
- Make payment for the fees through the preferred mode of credit or debit card during your online application.
o If you are unable to do so, you can also pay through PayNow or NETS. You will receive an email with QR code for payment through PayNow and instructions to pay through NETS. If you choose to pay by NETS, you are to make an appointment at least 2 days in advance before proceeding to our Customer Service Centre.
- Email the following supporting documents in PDF or JPG to seab_as@seab.gov.sg within 1 week. Please indicate the applicant’s name in the email subject title.
o Your child’s birth certificate (Original) and a Notarised copy if the birth certificate is not in English.
o Your child’s passport with validity of at least 6 months.
If your application and payment are successful, you will receive an official email from the Singapore Examinations & Assessment Board (SEAB). The email will include:
- The AEIS entry proof
- Your child’s details
- Index number
- Test timetable
- Test venue
- Instructions for applicants, such as do’s and don’ts, what to bring, etc.
If your child has taken the AEIS or S-AEIS and was offered a school place, you will not be able to apply again.
Select the test level to apply for based on acceptable age range.
Primary | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The acceptable age range, admission level and tested content are as follows:
Your child should not be more than 2 years older than the age eligible for that level. |
| Secondary | ||||||||||||||||
For admission to secondary schools, you can choose to apply for the Sec 1, Sec 2 or Sec 3 test based on acceptable age range:
Your child should not be more than 2 years older than the appropriate age for that level. |
ASEAN Countries | Non-Asean Countries | |
Primary School | $478/mth | $788/mth |
Secondary School | $800/mth | $1,470/mth |
Junior College | $1,067/mth | $1,870/mth |
This is a close estimate on school fee.
WHAT IS S-AEIS
Conducted by the Ministry of Education, Singapore (MOE) around February each year, the Supplementary Admissions Exercise for International Students (S-AEIS) is a centralised admissions exercise for international students who wish to join the Singapore mainstream primary and secondary schools in January of the following academic year.
International students will be tested on English and Mathematics during the centralised S-AEIS test to assess the student’s English literacy, numeracy and reasoning abilities. Taking S-AEIS test does not guarantee students any admission. Admission is subject to the applicant’s performance in the test. For students who are successful, school placement will depend on available vacancies and the declared Singapore residential area of the student.
English is the primary medium of instruction in the Singapore mainstream schools, otherwise known as public schools. Hence, to prepare for the S-AEIS test, international students should be familiar with the English and Mathematics syllabi of the preceding level that they plan to apply for during registration.
WHO IS S-AEIS FOR
The Supplementary Admissions Exercise for International Students (S-AEIS) is for international students seeking admission to Primary 2 to 4 and Secondary 1 to 2 in the same academic year.
International students who are non-Singapore Citizens (SC) or non-Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) who do not have a place in any Singapore mainstream schools and were not offered a place by successful S-AEIS (or AEIS) test are eligible to take part.
English is the primary medium of instruction in the Singapore mainstream schools, otherwise known as the public schools. Hence, to prepare for the S-AEIS test, international students should be familiar with the English and Mathematics syllabi for the preceding level that they intend to apply for during AEIS registration.
Follow these steps:
- Submit an online application. Make sure you have a valid email address.
- Make payment for the fees through the preferred mode of credit or debit card during your online application.
o If you are unable to do so, you can also pay through PayNow or NETS. You will receive an email with QR code for payment through PayNow and instructions to pay through NETS. If you choose to pay by NETS, you are to make an appointment at least 2 days in advance before proceeding to our Customer Service Centre.
- Email the following supporting documents in PDF or JPG to seab_as@seab.gov.sg within 1 week. Please indicate the applicant’s name in the email subject title.
o Your child’s birth certificate (Original) and a Notarised copy if the birth certificate is not in English.
o Your child’s passport with validity of at least 6 months.
If your application and payment are successful, you will receive an official email from the Singapore Examinations & Assessment Board (SEAB). The email will include:
- The S-AEIS entry proof
- Your child’s details
- Index number
- Test timetable
- Test venue
- Instructions for applicants, such as do’s and don’ts, what to bring, etc.
If your child has taken the AEIS or S-AEIS and was offered a school place, you will not be able to apply again.
Select the test level to apply for based on acceptable age range.
Primary | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The acceptable age range, admission level and tested content are as follows:
Your child should not be more than 2 years older than the age eligible for that level. |
Secondary | ||||||||||||||||
For admission to secondary schools, you can choose to apply for the Sec 1 or Sec 2. test based on acceptable age range:
Your child should not be more than 2 years older than the appropriate age for that level. |
ASEAN Countries | Non-Asean Countries | |
Primary School | $478/mth | $788/mth |
Secondary School | $800/mth | $1,470/mth |
Junior College | $1,067/mth | $1,870/mth |
This is a close estimate on school fee.
