The CEM Select exam is a computer-based assessment created by the Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring (CEM). It is widely used by independent schools in the UK to fairly evaluate applicants' academic potential beyond their curriculum knowledge.
The test is non-adaptive, meaning all candidates receive the same questions in the same order, with the ability to review and change answers.
The exam duration is about one hour, divided into six sections covering verbal, numerical, and non-verbal reasoning.
The exam evaluates three core abilities:
The verbal section often includes comprehension passages with questions assessing understanding and vocabulary. Numerical questions cover Key Stage 2 maths topics, and non-verbal reasoning tests visual analysis skills.
Many prestigious independent schools use CEM Select for admissions, including:
To succeed, your child should:
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