Full PSLE Maths mock exams, timed and marked for you
Ten complete mocks in the 2026 PSLE format. Your child sits them on screen, timed like the real exam, and you never mark a page.
How it works for your child
The 2026 format
Paper 1: 70 minutes, no calculator, 18 multiple-choice and 12 short-answer questions. Paper 2: 80 minutes, calculator allowed, 5 short-answer and 10 structured questions. Paper 2 opens once Paper 1 is done.
The exam habits too
Flag a question for later, move between booklets, and review blanks before handing in. The timer runs on our server, so it is the same on every device.
Written working, marked
Structured answers are marked for method, as in the PSLE. Your child can photograph written working. Any answer the marking is not sure about goes to a teacher before your child sees the result.
Topical papers too
Between mocks, timed topic tests let your child practise one topic under exam conditions, as often as needed.
Timed mock exams, answered
How many mock exams are there?
10 full mocks, each a Paper 1 and a Paper 2. The questions in the mocks are kept out of everyday practice, so they stay fresh.
Can my child pause a mock?
No. The timer keeps running, as in the exam. Practice sets are untimed if your child needs to work slowly.
Everything in Knowbotic
Diagnostic test
A short timed PSLE Maths diagnostic for P6 that finds the habits costing your child marks, then turns them into a practice plan for the week.
See it →Mistakes, fixed
Every wrong answer traced to the habit behind it, explained step by step, then practised until it is right 3 times in a row. See it working.
See it →Today’s plan
Your child's home screen shows one thing to do today, the week as a path from diagnostic to full mock, and what still needs practice.
See it →Parent view and weekly report
See your child's PSLE Maths progress every week: days practised, right first time, topics, habits fixed and what still costs marks.
See it →Knowbot, the maths tutor
Knowbot helps your child on any practice question in English, Chinese, Malay or Tamil. It asks questions back instead of giving the answer away.
See it →See which habits are costing your child marks.
Three PSLE questions, free, no sign-up. You’ll see exactly where the marks went. Then 7 days of everything for S$4.99.