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Free Tiffin 11+ practice test

Thirteen Stage One English and maths questions, then a parent report on where to start.

13 questions · 15 minutes

Each paper has its own clock. Paper and a pencil help; no calculator. The clock shows test pace; the report works with whatever was answered.

SectionQuestionsTime
English68:00
Maths77:00
Total1315 minutes

What you get

  • A parent report the moment the practice test ends, no account: answers by paper, where to start, and three short sessions for this week.
  • Print it or save it as a PDF. Saving to a free account is optional.

How the range is worked out

  1. Each question has a difficulty level from our Tiffin question bank. Difficulty levels are set by our question writers.
  2. In each paper we find the ability that best explains how many your son got right, allowing for how hard those questions were.
  3. Tiffin's Stage One scores are standardised. We use the usual 11+ scale, where the boys who sit it average 100 in each paper with most between 85 and 115, and place your son's ability on it. The result is our estimate on that scale, not a Tiffin score.
  4. Tiffin invites the boys with the highest average of English and maths to Stage Two, so we show that average too. With six or seven questions a paper the range is wide; a full timed mock narrows it.

Questions

Is this an official Tiffin paper?

No. The questions are our own, written for Tiffin's Stage One English and maths, and each one was solved independently by two solvers. Tiffin publishes illustrative questions on its website.

How long does it take?

15 minutes: English 8 and maths 7. Tiffin's 2027 FAQ says its Stage One English and maths tests typically take 40 to 60 minutes each. This sample uses its own timings.

How does Tiffin choose boys for Stage Two?

By the average of the standardised Stage One English and maths scores. At Stage Two, the final ranking weights Stage Two English 50%, Stage Two maths 30% and Stage One maths 20%.

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