ISEB Common Pre-Test Practice Simulations
JobTestPrep offers complete preparation to help your child ace their upcoming ISEB Pre-Test. Many of the top private schools in the country include the ISEB Common Pre-Test exam as a mandatory step in their application process, so being prepared for the test is critical to ensure a spot in some of the best schools.
Our ISEB Pre-Test PrepPack includes three full-length mock tests to practice for all test sections with accurate questions and detailed explanations.
Access these top-notch simulations and help your child perform to the best of their abilities in all test areas:
- English — practice with 100+ questions about reading comprehension, grammar, spelling, and sentence completion.
- Mathematics — unlock expert tips and answering strategies of mathematical national curriculum topics.
- Verbal Reasoning — enhance problem-solving skills by developing word and letter usage.
- Non-Verbal Reasoning — prep with hundreds of examples of spatial reasoning and pattern recognition questions.
ISEB Pre-Test Practice
480+ practice questions in simulations that include 4 sections:
- English practice tests
- Mathematics practice tests
- Verbal Reasoning Questions
- Non-Verbal Reasoning practice tests
ISEB Common Pre-Test FAQs
The ISEB (Independent Schools Examination Board) test is a standardized assessment used by many independent schools in the UK to evaluate students for admission. Administered online in 6th and 7th grades, the test includes four main components: English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Each section measures specific cognitive skills such as reading comprehension, grammar, mathematical problem-solving, logical reasoning, and critical thinking.
The test adapts to each student’s abilities, with questions dynamically selected based on their previous answers, ensuring a tailored testing experience.
The ISEB Pre-Tests are conducted online in an adaptive, multiple-choice format, adjusting to each student's ability level by selecting questions based on their previous answers. The test is divided into four key sections, each assessing different cognitive skills:
English: Evaluates students' reading comprehension and grammar.
Mathematics: Tests students' mathematical knowledge and problem-solving abilities.
Verbal Reasoning: Measures comprehension, logical thinking, and reasoning through language-based questions.
Non-Verbal Reasoning: Assesses critical thinking and problem-solving skills using visual patterns and diagrams.
A good ISEB score typically depends on the specific requirements of the independent school to which a student is applying. Generally, a higher score indicates stronger academic abilities, with schools often looking for students who perform well across all sections—English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. While there is no fixed benchmark for what constitutes a "good" score, students who score above the average for their age group and demonstrate consistent strengths in key areas are generally considered competitive candidates for admission.