Elizabeth Blackburn School of Science Practice Exams for Year 11 Entry
Build scientific confidence and exam readiness with our full-length EBSS practice tests written by qualified teachers.
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Why our EBSS Practice Exams Build Confidence and Readiness
Our EBSS practice exams help students prepare for the unique demands of the Elizabeth Blackburn School of Science entry process. Each test mirrors the structure and style of the official exam, focusing on science reasoning, mathematical reasoning, verbal reasoning, and written expression. In addition, we include detailed solutions and writing prompts to support deeper understanding.
Because our materials are written by experienced educators, they reflect the standards expected of high-performing science students. Whether your child is preparing early or reviewing key concepts, these resources offer flexible study options and clear feedback. Moreover, students can access their exams instantly and begin preparing right away. With the right tools and guidance, they’ll feel confident and ready to succeed on test day.
Frequently Asked Questions and Resources
Do you have a question about our Elizabeth Blackburn School of Science practice exams? See the list below for our most frequently asked questions. If you questions is not listed here, then please contact us.
The EBSS exam includes Mathematics, Science Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension. Each section is multiple choice and designed to assess critical thinking, problem-solving, and scientific literacy.
Current Year 10 students can apply for Year 11 entry, and current Year 11 students can apply for Year 12. EBSS is a selective VCE program focused on science and mathematics, hosted by The University High School.
Unlike general selective exams, EBSS places a strong emphasis on scientific reasoning and analysis. It also includes a group activity and personal interview to assess collaboration, communication, and motivation.
Extended Investigation is a compulsory Year 11 subject at EBSS. Students design and conduct a research project, developing skills in inquiry, analysis, and academic writing. It’s a core part of the school’s science-focused curriculum.
Preparation should include practice exams that reflect the EBSS format, especially in science reasoning and mathematics. Students should also build confidence in group discussions and interview settings. Our website offers targeted EBSS practice exams and interview prep resources written by qualified teachers.