Scholaroo — scholarship and selective-entry practice

Scholarship and selective-entry practice for Australian students in Years 5 to 9.

What is

Scholaroo?

Scholaroo is a practice platform for the scholarship and selective-school tests Australian students sit: IDAT, ACER, Edutest, AAS and the NSW, VIC and WA selective exams. Every question is graded instantly, progress is tracked by topic, and short study notes are written for the areas that need work.

Student practising on a laptop

Real test formats

Questions follow the structure and timing of the actual exam, section by section.

Parent and child reviewing results

Instant feedback

Every answer is marked the moment it is submitted, with a short explanation.

Classroom or study desk

Progress and notes

Results by topic, and curriculum-aligned study notes for the weakest areas.

Who is Scholaroo for?

Scroll to see what each person gets. 1 / 3

A student mid-practice

Instant feedbackTimed mocksStudy notes

Students

Practise the exact sections you will sit, see straight away what went wrong, and read a short note on how to fix it.

Parent and child at the kitchen table

Progress by topicReal timingsPlain results

Parents

See strengths and weak spots by topic after every session, and know which test your state and school actually use.

Teacher with a small group

Class accountsAdmin portalQuestion bank

Teachers and tutors

Set up student accounts, follow each student's progress, and draw on a question bank checked by an expert-teacher review step.

Built on the tests students actually sit

Over0Test formats

Across0Test sections

In all0States and territories

IDAT · International Diagnostic & Admissions TestACER · Scholarship testsEdutest · Scholarship testsAAS · Academic Assessment ServicesNSW Selective · HSPTVIC Selective · SEHSWA GATE · ASET

Hear what families have to say.

“The timed mock felt like the real thing. On test day nothing surprised her.”

Parent of a Year 6 student

Sydney, NSW

“I like that it tells me straight away if I got it wrong and why.”

Year 5 student

Melbourne, VIC

“The topic breakdown showed us fractions were the problem. We fixed that in two weeks.”

Parent of a Year 7 student

Perth, WA

“Study notes are short enough that he actually reads them.”

Parent of a Year 6 student

Brisbane, QLD

“Setting up a class took ten minutes and I can see every student's weak topics.”

Tutor

Adelaide, SA

Two ways to practise

Practice test or mock test

Pick any single section and learn at your own pace, or sit the whole thing against the clock.

Student sitting a timed practice test

Practice test

Choose a section, no clock, feedback after every question. Best for learning a new topic.

Mock test

Every section in order, real time limits, a break where the real test has one. Best in the weeks before the exam.

Start a practice test Start a mock test

Practise the real test.Get feedback themoment you answer.