"We started looking for Edutest practice material almost a year out and were surprised at how little was freely available. Once we found the right combination of resources and built a proper study schedule, our son went from being overwhelmed to genuinely confident. He earned his place at QASMT and still talks about how the preparation made test day feel familiar."
Parent, Brisbane
📋 Data Sources & References
Edutest examination structure and component details verified against edutest.com.au official sample question information. Queensland Academies application timelines referenced from Education Queensland published guidelines. All preparation recommendations are based on BrainTree Coaching's experience supporting Queensland selective school candidates.
Edutest Practice Questions: Your Complete Free Resource Guide for Queensland Academies
Preparing for the Edutest examination is the single most important academic step your child will take on their path to a Queensland Academy placement. Whether your family is targeting QASMT (Queensland Academy for Science, Mathematics and Technology), QACI (Queensland Academy for Creative Industries), or QAHS (Queensland Academy for Health Sciences), the Edutest is the gateway — and quality practice questions are the key to unlocking your child's best performance.
Yet finding effective Edutest practice questions can be frustrating. Official sample materials are limited, free resources vary enormously in quality, and the sheer breadth of the exam — spanning five distinct components over approximately three hours — means generic study materials rarely hit the mark.
This guide cuts through the noise. You will find every worthwhile source of free Edutest practice material, understand exactly what each component demands, and learn how to structure a preparation plan that transforms practice into genuine exam readiness. Whether you are six months out or six weeks away, the strategies here will sharpen your child's preparation for the Queensland Academies exam.
🎯 In this guide, you'll discover:
- Where to find official Edutest sample questions on edutest.com.au
- The best free resources for each of the five Edutest components
- What question types to expect in Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Writing
- Targeted study strategies for every component of the exam
- How to build a realistic and sustainable practice schedule
- A clear comparison of free versus paid preparation resources
- How BrainTree's Queensland Academies preparation courses support families
- Answers to the most common questions parents ask about Edutest practice
Everything you need to find, use, and maximise Edutest practice resources for Queensland Academies
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Understanding the Edutest Format for Queensland Academies
Before searching for practice questions, your child needs a clear picture of what the Edutest actually involves. The examination comprises four core components for all candidates, plus a Writing task for Year 7 entry applicants. The total testing time is approximately three hours, making stamina and time management as important as content knowledge.
Edutest at a Glance — Queensland Academies
Five components, approximately three hours, designed for a 50% completion rate
Verbal Reasoning
Sentence completion, analogies, synonyms/antonyms, classification, and deduction
Numerical Reasoning
Number series, arithmetic, matrices, data interpretation, and geometry
Reading Comprehension
Passages, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and punctuation
Mathematics
Numbers, algebra, measurement, data analysis, and spatial reasoning
The Writing component applies to Year 7 entry only and allows 15 minutes for a single extended response. While brief, it carries meaningful weight and rewards students who can plan quickly and write with clarity under pressure.
A critical detail many families overlook: the Edutest is designed so that most students will not finish every section. The test intentionally includes questions of escalating difficulty, with a target completion rate of approximately 50%. This means your child should not panic if they cannot answer every question — the test is built that way. Strategic time allocation and knowing when to move on are skills that practice develops.
For a detailed breakdown of each component's weighting and structure, see our Queensland Academies exam format guide.
Official Edutest Sample Questions: Where to Find Them
The most authoritative source of practice material is always the test provider itself. Edutest publishes sample questions and familiarisation materials on their official website at edutest.com.au. These resources should be your first stop — they represent the closest available approximation of the real examination's style, difficulty, and format.
What you'll find on edutest.com.au:
- Sample questions for each component demonstrating the question format
- Guidance on what each section assesses and how questions are structured
- Information about the test environment and conditions
💡 Make Official Samples Count
Because official Edutest sample material is limited, treat it as a diagnostic tool rather than a drill resource. Have your child attempt the official samples under timed conditions, then analyse performance carefully. This reveals which components need the most attention — and sets the benchmark against which all other practice can be measured.
While the official samples alone are insufficient for comprehensive preparation, they serve an irreplaceable role: showing your child exactly what the real test looks and feels like. Every other resource you use should be evaluated against this benchmark.
Free Practice Resources for Edutest Preparation
Beyond the official samples, several categories of free resources can meaningfully support your child's Edutest preparation. The key is knowing which resources align with the specific reasoning skills the Edutest assesses — and which are a poor fit despite appearing relevant.
BrainTree's Free Practice Materials
BrainTree offers free mock tests that include selective-school-style questions aligned with the reasoning depth and time pressure of real examinations. These are purpose-built for students preparing for Australian selective entry tests, making them significantly more relevant than generic online question banks.
We also provide a free competitive exam welcome pack designed to give families a structured starting point for their preparation journey. This is particularly useful for families in the early stages of Queensland Academies preparation who want to assess their child's baseline before committing to a full programme.
Reasoning and Aptitude Question Banks
Many of the skills the Edutest assesses — particularly Verbal Reasoning and Numerical Reasoning — overlap with reasoning tests used globally. Free question banks designed for verbal analogies, number series, pattern recognition, and logical deduction can supplement Edutest-specific materials effectively.
Look for resources that focus on reasoning processes rather than rote curriculum content. The Edutest does not simply test whether your child has memorised formulas or vocabulary lists — it tests whether they can apply logic flexibly to unfamiliar problems.
Curriculum-Aligned Mathematics Resources
For the Mathematics component, Year 6–7 Australian curriculum materials provide a solid foundation. The Edutest Mathematics section covers numbers, algebra, measurement, data analysis, and spatial reasoning — all of which align with the Australian Curriculum. Free resources from state education departments and reputable educational publishers can reinforce these foundational skills before your child encounters them in reasoning-heavy Edutest formats.
Reading Comprehension Practice
Quality reading comprehension passages are among the most widely available free resources. Any well-crafted comprehension exercise that requires inference, vocabulary interpretation, and analysis of author purpose develops the same skills the Edutest Reading Comprehension component demands. Encourage your child to practise with a variety of text types — fiction, non-fiction, editorial, scientific — to build the flexible comprehension the exam rewards.
For curated practice materials specific to the Queensland Academies pathway, visit our Queensland Academies practice resources page.
Sample Question Types by Component
Understanding the specific question types your child will encounter is essential for targeted practice. Here is what each Edutest component includes.
Verbal Reasoning Question Types
The Verbal Reasoning component assesses language-based reasoning through six core question types:
- Sentence completion — selecting the word or phrase that best completes a sentence logically and grammatically
- Word relationships — identifying how pairs of words relate to each other (cause/effect, part/whole, degree)
- Synonyms and antonyms — recognising words with similar or opposite meanings in context
- Classification — identifying which word does not belong in a group based on a shared characteristic
- Analogies — completing word pairs that follow the same logical relationship (e.g., hot is to cold as light is to __)
- Deduction — drawing logical conclusions from given statements or premises
Numerical Reasoning Question Types
Numerical Reasoning tests mathematical thinking beyond standard curriculum knowledge:
- Arithmetic reasoning — multi-step problems requiring flexible application of operations
- Number series — identifying patterns in sequences of numbers and predicting the next term
- Matrices — completing grids where numbers follow row and column rules simultaneously
- Data interpretation — reading charts, tables, and graphs to extract and calculate information
- Geometry reasoning — applying spatial and geometric logic to solve problems
Reading Comprehension Question Types
Reading Comprehension assesses both understanding and technical language skills:
- Passage comprehension — answering questions about the meaning, purpose, and structure of written passages
- Grammar — identifying correct or incorrect grammatical usage
- Spelling — recognising correctly and incorrectly spelled words
- Vocabulary — understanding word meanings in context
- Punctuation — applying rules of punctuation correctly
Mathematics Question Types
The Mathematics component covers five curriculum-aligned areas at an advanced reasoning level:
- Numbers and operations — fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, and order of operations
- Algebra — patterns, unknowns, and simple equations
- Measurement — length, area, volume, time, and unit conversion
- Data and statistics — interpreting and analysing data sets, probability basics
- Space and geometry — shapes, angles, symmetry, transformations, and spatial visualisation
Study Strategies for Each Edutest Component
Each Edutest component rewards a different practice approach. A one-size-fits-all study plan will leave gaps — targeted strategies close them.
Verbal Reasoning Strategy
Verbal Reasoning improves fastest when your child builds both vocabulary breadth and logical reasoning habits simultaneously. Daily reading of challenging texts — editorials, science articles, quality fiction — naturally expands vocabulary. Supplement this with dedicated analogy and classification exercises that train your child to identify relationships between concepts quickly.
Key focus: Practise deduction questions specifically. Many students find formal logical reasoning (drawing conclusions from premises) the least intuitive question type. Even 10 minutes of daily deduction practice builds the structured thinking this component demands.
Numerical Reasoning Strategy
Strong foundational numeracy is the prerequisite. Ensure your child is confident with mental arithmetic, fractions, and percentages before moving to pattern-based reasoning questions. Number series practice is particularly high-yield — the skill of pattern identification transfers across multiple question types.
Key focus: Practise matrices questions, which require identifying rules operating in two dimensions simultaneously. These are often the most time-consuming and unfamiliar question type for students new to reasoning-style testing.
Reading Comprehension Strategy
Begin with untimed comprehension to build analytical depth, then introduce time pressure progressively. Focus on inference questions — those that ask your child to read between the lines rather than locate information stated directly in the passage.
Key focus: Do not neglect the technical language elements. Grammar, spelling, and punctuation questions are among the most straightforward marks available, yet students who focus solely on passage comprehension often lose marks on these skills. Short daily drills on grammar rules and spelling patterns protect these marks.
Mathematics Strategy
The Mathematics component bridges curriculum knowledge and reasoning ability. Ensure your child has a strong grasp of Year 6–7 curriculum content, then focus on applying that knowledge to multi-step, unfamiliar problems — the style of question the Edutest favours over straightforward computation.
Key focus: Spatial reasoning and measurement conversion are frequent weak spots. Regular practice with geometry problems and unit conversion exercises builds the fluency needed to handle these under time pressure.
Writing Strategy (Year 7 Entry)
With only 15 minutes, the Writing task demands efficiency above all else. Your child should allocate 2–3 minutes to planning and the remainder to writing. Practise producing concise, well-structured responses under strict time limits at least twice per week.
Key focus: Develop a reliable essay structure your child can deploy automatically — introduction, two to three body paragraphs, conclusion. Sophistication of vocabulary and sentence variety will differentiate strong responses from average ones.
Daily Practice Habits That Build Edutest Readiness
- ✓Read challenging material for 20–30 minutes (builds Verbal Reasoning and Reading Comprehension simultaneously)
- ✓Complete 10 minutes of mental arithmetic or number series practice
- ✓Practise one set of analogy or classification questions
- ✓Review any errors from the previous day — understand why each mistake occurred
- ✓Write under timed conditions at least twice per week (Year 7 candidates)
- ✓Complete one full timed component test per week once preparation is underway
Creating Your Edutest Practice Schedule
A structured practice schedule transforms sporadic study into measurable progress. The timeline below provides a framework that families can adapt to their starting point and available time.
Queensland Academies Preparation Phases
Assessment Phase
Objectives
- Establish a baseline across all Edutest components
- Identify the two strongest and two weakest areas
Key Activities
- Complete official Edutest sample questions under timed conditions
- Take a diagnostic practice test across all four core components
- Record scores and note which question types caused the most difficulty
- Set specific, measurable improvement targets for each component
Foundation Phase
Objectives
- Build core skills in each component
- Develop consistent daily study habits
Key Activities
- Daily reading (20–30 min) with comprehension questions twice per week
- Mental maths drills (10 min daily)
- Verbal Reasoning practice — analogies, classification, and deduction (3 sessions per week)
- Mathematics curriculum reinforcement for weak topics
- Weekly writing practice under timed conditions (Year 7 candidates)
Intensive Phase
Objectives
- Build speed and accuracy under time pressure
- Simulate exam conditions regularly
Key Activities
- Weekly timed component tests with strict 30-minute limits
- Full-length practice test every two to three weeks
- Targeted practice on identified weak areas (4 sessions per week)
- Error analysis after every timed test — categorise mistakes by type
- Review and refine time management strategies across components
Exam Readiness Phase
Objectives
- Consolidate skills and build exam-day confidence
- Maintain performance without burning out
Key Activities
- Fortnightly full-length practice tests under realistic exam conditions
- Focus exclusively on high-yield improvements from error analysis
- Reduce overall study intensity in the final week
- Practise the test-day routine — timing, materials, breaks
- Review strongest strategies and build confidence through familiar material
⚠️ Protect Against Burnout
Students preparing for Queensland Academies entry are typically in Year 5 or Year 9 — ages where sustained academic pressure can quickly lead to fatigue and disengagement. If your child shows signs of declining motivation, frustration, or anxiety, reduce session length or take a short break from structured practice. Consistent, sustainable effort over months always outperforms intense cramming in the final weeks.
Free vs Paid Resources: Making the Right Investment
Both free and paid resources play a role in effective Edutest preparation. Understanding where each adds the most value helps you allocate your time and budget wisely.
Free vs Paid Edutest Practice Resources
Where each type of resource adds the most value
| Feature | Option 1 | Option 2 | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | $50–$2,000+ | Free for foundations; paid for depth |
| Edutest Alignment | Variable — some resources match well, many do not | Purpose-built to mirror Edutest format and difficulty | Paid resources are more reliably aligned |
| Full-Length Practice Tests | Rarely available in complete timed format | Multiple full-length papers with timing and scoring | Paid resources provide realistic simulations |
| Answer Explanations | Often minimal or absent entirely | Detailed worked solutions for every question | Explanations are critical — paid wins here |
| Progress Tracking | Requires manual spreadsheet tracking | Built-in score tracking and diagnostic reports | Paid platforms save significant time |
| Writing Feedback | No expert feedback available | Professional marking with actionable feedback | Writing feedback is a major paid advantage |
| Flexibility | Available anytime with no commitment | May require subscriptions or scheduled sessions | Free resources offer more flexibility |
The most effective strategy for most families is blended: use free resources to build foundational skills and assess your child's starting point, then invest in paid resources for realistic full-length practice tests, detailed answer explanations, and — crucially for Year 7 candidates — expert feedback on Writing.
If your budget allows only one paid investment, prioritise structured practice tests with worked solutions. The ability to understand why an answer is correct — not just that it is correct — is what transforms practice into genuine skill development.
How BrainTree's Preparation Courses Support QLD Families
BrainTree's Queensland Academies preparation courses are designed specifically around the Edutest's five-component structure, with content calibrated to the reasoning depth, time pressure, and question styles your child will encounter on test day.
What BrainTree's QLD Academies Programme Includes
Diagnostic Assessment
An initial assessment across all Edutest components identifies your child's strengths and the specific areas where targeted practice will yield the greatest improvement. This sets the foundation for a personalised study plan.
Component-Specific Skill Building
Structured lessons and practice sets for Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Writing — each aligned to the question types and difficulty level of the actual Edutest.
Timed Practice Tests
Regular full-length practice examinations under realistic conditions build stamina, sharpen time management, and provide the diagnostic data needed to track progress and adjust the study plan.
Detailed Performance Analysis
Every practice test is followed by comprehensive performance feedback — not just a score, but an analysis of which question types and reasoning skills need further development.
Expert Writing Feedback
For Year 7 candidates, Writing responses receive professional marking with specific, actionable feedback on structure, vocabulary, argument development, and mechanics.
For families exploring Queensland Academies options, our Queensland Academies practice resources page provides additional curated materials and guidance specific to the Edutest pathway.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find official Edutest sample questions?
The official source is edutest.com.au, where Edutest publishes sample questions and information about what each component assesses. While the quantity of official samples is limited, these materials are the most accurate representation of the real exam's format, difficulty, and question style. Treat them as your primary benchmark.
How many practice tests should my child complete before the Edutest?
Most well-prepared students complete between 8 and 12 full-length practice tests across their preparation period, supplemented by numerous component-specific practice sessions. The quality of review after each test matters far more than the total number of papers completed.
Is the Edutest the same for all three Queensland Academies?
The core Edutest format — Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Mathematics — is consistent across QASMT, QACI, and QAHS. The Writing component applies to Year 7 entry (QASMT only). Each academy may weight results differently as part of their holistic selection process, but the test itself follows the same structure.
Can my child prepare effectively using only free resources?
Free resources can build strong foundational skills, particularly in Reading Comprehension, vocabulary development, and curriculum-aligned Mathematics. However, the areas where paid resources add the most value are realistic timed practice tests, detailed worked solutions, and expert feedback on Writing. A blended approach typically delivers the best outcomes.
How long should Edutest preparation take?
Most families find that four to six months of consistent preparation provides a strong foundation. Starting too early risks burnout, while starting too late limits the time available for sustained skill development. The key is consistency — regular, manageable sessions over months are far more effective than intensive cramming in the final weeks.
What is the biggest mistake parents make when choosing practice resources?
Using materials that do not align with the Edutest's reasoning focus. The Edutest is not a curriculum test — it assesses how your child applies knowledge through reasoning, pattern recognition, and logical deduction. Practice materials that focus on rote memorisation or straightforward computation prepare your child for the wrong type of challenge.
Should my child practise under timed conditions from the beginning?
Not necessarily. In the early stages of preparation, untimed practice allows your child to develop deep understanding without the stress of time pressure. Once foundational skills are solid — typically after four to six weeks — introduce timed conditions progressively. By the final month of preparation, all practice should simulate real exam timing: 30 minutes per component.
How does the Edutest differ from the Year 7 NSW selective school test?
The Year 7 NSW selective school test uses a different format — it is computer-based and assessed by Cambridge University Press & Assessment. The Edutest is the specific examination used by the Queensland Academies and several NSW selective schools for Years 8–11 entry. While both test reasoning ability, the question types, timing, and format differ significantly. Preparation materials are not directly interchangeable.
Does my child need a tutor for Edutest preparation?
Not all children need a tutor, but structured support — whether from a tutor, a course, or a guided programme — typically accelerates improvement. The areas where professional support adds the most value are Writing feedback, diagnostic assessment, and targeted strategy for the reasoning-heavy components (Verbal and Numerical Reasoning) where self-study can be less efficient.
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Last updated: 31 January 2026