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  1. Conducting UKiSET private school entry exam revision using your own specimen UKiSET set.
  2. So, we suggest that UKiSET parents and UKiSET tutors start by downloading and printing out specimen papers.
  3. Then sift through the individual UKiSET past papers. Put the whole seven + exam bundle in to approximate order of increasing difficulty.
  4. This way allows whomever is supervising the child’s UKiSET revision sessions to select a challenging paper each time.
  5. The paper needs to be set at your child’s current UKiSET ability level. So neither too easy. Nor too challenging.

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What do the three UKiSET subtests assess ?

      • UKiSET Reasoning test.

      • Cambridge English Placement UKiSET.

      • UKiSET English essay.

    How long does the UKiSET take?

    The test takes approximately 2 hours. The difficulty increases according to the age of the students.

    Students above 16 may take longer to complete. 

    Which are the UKiSET private schools?

    The UKiSET is used by these leading private schools across the UK:

        • Eton College

        • Felsted School

        • Framlingham College

        • Glenalmond College

        • Harrogate Ladies’ College

        • Leighton Park School

        • Loughborough Grammar School

        • Marlborough College

        • Oakham School

      UKiset exam practice

      Section 1 UKiset has three reasoning tests:

          • UKiSET Verbal reasoning (using problems using words and language)

          • Non-verbal reasoning UKiSET (solving problems using pictures, diagrams and patterns)

          • UKiSET Quantitative reasoning (solving problems using mathematical skills)

        UKiSET Section 2 – Cambridge English Placement Test

        The second section of the UKISET is the Cambridge English Placement Test. This assesses:

            1. Reading

            1. Listening

            1. Use of English (Vocabulary, spelling and grammar)

          UKISET Section 3 – English Essay

          The third section of the UKISET is the English Essay. The UKISET’s English Essay is a handwritten assessment. This involves:

          – Writing on a topic given to the UKISET test-taker on the UKISET testing day.

              • The third English Essay section of the U?KISET lasts for approximately 30 mins.

              • The number of words required varies by year. So, for year 7 it is 150 words; for year 8 (180 words); Year 9 (200 words); 10 (250 words); Year 11 (300 words); and for Year 12 (350 words).

            UKISET Sample Question

            1. How many triangles are shown here?

            How Do I Prepare for the UKiset test?

                • Reading books and Listening audio books to help expand vocabulary and improve comprehension, and critical thinking skills.

                • Exercising mathematical logics for the quantitative reasoning tests to increase the accuracy and confidence.

                • Practicing short essays on a wide range of topics.

                • Encourage yourself to express and justify opinions in English.

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              What counts as a good UKiset score depends greatly on the school a candidate is applying to attend, and also varies according to the three sections of the test. The following points can act as a rough guide.  

              UKiset Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning and Maths Scores: 

              For these sections of the UKiset, candidates scores are standardised against tens of thousands of British students of the same age in the state and independent school sectors. 

              The Standard Age Score (SAS) is based on the number of questions answered correctly, the average score for students in UK independent schools is 111. 

              Different schools will expect different scores. The more academically selective a school is the higher their SAS expectation is likely to be. The top schools are likely to require in excess of 125+ average standardised test score. 

              It is always worth noting that two average Standardised Age Scores are given to schools, one overall average and one that excludes the Verbal Reasoning Score. This is to ensure that a candidate’s level of English does not unduly affect the overall score in this section. 

              UKiset Reading and Listening score

              For this component of the UKiset, students are given an English CEFR level. Most schools will be looking for a minimum of B2 score.

              Essay Writing score

              This is marked by schools themselves and they will have varying expectations of what counts as a ‘good’ mark or score.  

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