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SEHS Results
Complete guide to interpreting SEHS scores, percentiles, and selection outcomes for Melbourne High, Mac.Robertson, Nossal, and Suzanne Cory. Learn what scores mean and your next steps.
The SEHS test is scored using standardized scoring across all 5 components. Your overall score is calculated based on performance in Reading, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Writing.
Range: 0-100
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Range: 0-100
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Your percentile shows how you performed relative to all other SEHS test takers.
Top 1% of test takers
Selection Chance:
Very High chance for all 4 SEHS schools
Top 2-5% of test takers
Selection Chance:
High chance for Melbourne High, Mac.Robertson, strong chance for Nossal, Suzanne Cory
Top 6-10% of test takers
Selection Chance:
Good chance for Nossal, Suzanne Cory; competitive for Melbourne High, Mac.Robertson
Top 11-15% of test takers
Selection Chance:
Chance for Nossal, Suzanne Cory; less likely for Melbourne High, Mac.Robertson
Below typical SEHS entry range
Selection Chance:
Selection unlikely; consider reapplying next year with additional preparation
Here's what happens after you receive your SEHS test results.
Parents receive SEHS test results and percentile rankings via email and mail.
Submit preferences for up to 4 SEHS schools in order of preference.
Offers made based on test scores, preferences, and available places.
Complete enrollment forms, pay fees, attend orientation.
Unofficial estimates based on historical data. Actual cutoffs vary annually.
96th-99th percentile
Competition Level: Very High
96th-99th percentile
Competition Level: Very High
90th-95th percentile
Competition Level: High
88th-93rd percentile
Competition Level: High
Accept within the deadline to secure your place
Priority: HighSubmit all required documents and pay enrollment fees
Priority: HighAttend all orientation sessions to meet staff and students
Priority: MediumContinue strong study habits over summer break
Priority: MediumAnalyze which components were strongest and weakest
Priority: HighPlan to reapply for Year 10 entry (if available)
Priority: HighResearch high-performing local schools or private schools
Priority: MediumRequest score breakdowns to understand improvement areas
Priority: MediumStart your SEHS preparation today with our proven methods and increase your chances of selection for Melbourne High, Mac.Robertson, Nossal, or Suzanne Cory.