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A full timed exam covering all four sections, with results and guidance on what to practise next.
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WA ASET mock exams and readiness reports
Give your child practice with all four sections in exam order. Afterwards, see what went well, where they found it difficult and what to practise next.
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per exam · one-off · no subscription
Each purchase includes that exam, its results and feedback. Exam numbers identify different papers, not difficulty levels.
Inside each mock exam
Practise all four sections
Reading
Section 1
Writing
Section 2
Quantitative
Section 3
Abstract
Section 4
After the mock
See your child’s section scores and review how they managed the time.
Parent guidance
Identify strengths and choose practical next steps from the section results and AI writing feedback.
Choose one exam or the two-exam pack. Each exam has different questions and its own results and feedback. All prices are in Australian dollars.
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A full timed exam covering all four sections, with results and guidance on what to practise next.
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A second full timed exam with different questions and a new writing prompt. Use it for another practice session, not as a harder level.
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Mock Exam 1 + Mock Exam 2, each with its own results and feedback.
A$89 one-off · A$9 below the standard single-exam prices
After the exam
Go beyond a score: see which questions to revisit, how to work through them together and what to look for when your child tries again.
Your results and parent report bring together section scores, question review and practical guidance. Writing feedback is generated by AI, not a human examiner.
This is a simplified example of the information provided, not a complete report or a real child’s results.
Compare mock exam optionsIllustrative example · fictional results
These numbers are made up to show how results are presented. They are not targets or typical results.
Parent guidance brings together completed practice papers and mock exams, including repeat attempts. These two fictional question groups show how that guidance works; they are not a breakdown of the exam scores above.
Quantitative — Multi-step Problem Solving: 2 of 6 correct; 4 answered incorrectly; 0 unanswered. Data Interpretation: 5 of 6 correct; 1 answered incorrectly; 0 unanswered.
Start by revisiting multi-step problem solving questions in the question review. Use the steps below to find out what needs another explanation before doing a whole new paper.
Choose two multi-step questions to revisit without a timer. Before calculating, ask: “What are we trying to find, and what must we work out first?” Write the steps in order, then check them against the explanation.
On another multi-step question, can your child choose and explain the steps without a prompt? A correct answer alone does not show how they reached it.
These counts describe completed work, including repeat attempts. Question groups can differ in difficulty. They do not establish a lasting strength or weakness, or explain why an answer was missed.
“Your story has a clear main idea. Give the turning point more space so the reader can follow why the character changes their mind.”
Illustrative feedback only. Your child’s AI feedback depends on their submitted response and is shown when an assessment is available.
Practice results describe work on that paper. They do not predict an official TSS, rank your child against other students or predict a school place. Different papers can differ in difficulty.
See correct-answer counts and percentages for the three reasoning sections, plus an AI writing score out of 20 and feedback on ideas, structure and expression when a writing assessment is available. Use these results to choose what to practise next.
These results describe your child’s work on this paper. They do not predict an official TSS or whether your child will receive a place. Writing feedback is generated by AI, not a human examiner. Different papers can differ in difficulty.