A free diagnostic for skills used in the SEAG transfer test. Maths adapts as your child answers. English uses a 28-question fixed form with one sustained reading passage. The results are item-level evidence for planning practice, not a predicted exam outcome. No account needed to start.
Maths adapts to each answer. A fixed-form English session follows 28 set positions, with one shared passage retained for questions 16 to 28. There is nothing to revise for and no time pressure. At the end you get cautious item-level evidence that can inform a practice plan.
What you will see at the end
Yes, it is completely free. There is no card and no subscription. You can take the whole diagnostic without creating an account, and your results carry over if you later decide to sign up.
Maths usually asks 15 to 25 adaptive questions. The fixed-form English diagnostic asks 28 questions and keeps one shared passage available for questions 16 to 28.
No. You can start straight away with no account and no card. You only create a free account afterwards if you want the full item-level report and a practice plan informed by the evidence collected.
No. This is SEAGReady's own diagnostic, not an official SEAG or AQE paper. It provides item-level evidence to guide practice; it does not produce a SAS, percentile, official band or predicted exam result.
You see a first look at the sampled areas where answers were correct and the items to revisit. Creating a free account unlocks the full item-level report and a practice plan that uses this evidence as a starting point.