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Help your child get ready for the Victorian Selective Entry High School exam with free, AI-powered practice questions. Smart Oz Kids covers all four sections — reading, mathematical reasoning, analytical reasoning and writing — in a fun, gamified format built for Year 8 students. Practise at your own pace, track progress and build confidence before test day.
The VIC Selective Entry exam is the entrance test used to select students for Victoria's four fully selective government high schools — Melbourne High, The Mac.Robertson Girls' High, Nossal High and Suzanne Cory High. It is administered by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) on behalf of the Victorian Government, and is generally sat by students in Year 8 applying for a Year 9 place the following year. The exam assesses four areas: reading comprehension, mathematical reasoning, analytical (verbal and general) reasoning, and writing. Smart Oz Kids uses these exam names descriptively to help families practise the underlying skills — we are an independent study tool and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or providing real past papers from ACER or the Victorian Department of Education.
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This practice is designed for Victorian students in Year 8 (and keen Year 7 students starting early) who are aiming for a place at a selective entry high school, along with the parents supporting them. Because places are highly competitive and the skills take time to develop, most families begin preparing 6 to 12 months ahead of the test. Whether your child is just exploring what the exam involves or fine-tuning timed technique in the final weeks, our questions adapt to their level so they can steadily improve across every section.
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Students usually sit the VIC Selective Entry exam in Year 8 to apply for a Year 9 place at one of Victoria's four selective entry high schools. The test is held in the year before entry, so preparation typically happens across Year 8 (and sometimes late Year 7).
Start early — ideally 6 to 12 months out — and practise all four sections regularly: reading, mathematical reasoning, analytical reasoning and writing. Build core skills first, then add timed practice to improve speed and confidence. Free tools like Smart Oz Kids let your child work through practice questions at their own pace and see where they're improving.
It is considered challenging because places are limited and many strong students apply, so the questions test reasoning and problem-solving rather than just recall. With consistent, structured practice across all four sections, most students steadily build the skills and timing they need. Regular short sessions tend to work better than last-minute cramming.
The exam assesses four areas: reading comprehension, mathematical reasoning, analytical (verbal and general) reasoning, and writing. Smart Oz Kids provides practice questions across all of these so your child can prepare for the full test.
The exam is used for entry to Victoria's four fully selective government high schools: Melbourne High School, The Mac.Robertson Girls' High School, Nossal High School and Suzanne Cory High School. One application and test can be considered across all four schools.
No. Smart Oz Kids uses AI to generate original practice questions aligned to the skills the exam assesses — we do not provide official past papers and are not affiliated with or endorsed by ACER or the Victorian Government. Our goal is to help your child practise the reading, maths, reasoning and writing skills the real exam draws on.
Disclaimer: Smart Oz Kids is an independent practice platform. We are not endorsed by or affiliated with ACER (for VIC Dept.). VIC Selective Entry is used descriptively to help identify relevant practice material.