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Primary 5

Level P5

For children applying to enter Primary 5. Questions are written to Primary 4 content, the year below, as MOE sets the test.

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Overview
Applying to enter
Primary 5
Content tested
Primary 4 (the year below). MOE: “familiar with the topics taught in our mainstream schools for the level preceding the one they applied for.”
Paper
P4/5
Born between
2 January 2015 to 1 January 2017 (a child born between 2 January 2014 and 1 January 2015 may choose Primary 5 or Secondary 1), for admission in 2027 (MOE age checker, 18 October 2026). Use the official checker with the exact date of birth.
Before applying
Cambridge B1 Preliminary for Schools with a Cambridge English Scale score of 140 or above, taken within 12 months before the application month.
Possible outcomes
Primary 5, Primary 4, Primary 3, or unsuccessful (fewer outcomes for older applicants).
2026 test date
Thursday 3 September 2026.
Mathematics paper (85 min)
Part 1: multiple-choice: 30 questions, 35 minPart 2: short-answer and open-ended: 8 short-answer + 6 open-ended, 50 minRuler, set square, protractor. No calculator, no dictionary.

Facts checked on 17 October 2026 against moe.gov.sg and seab.gov.sg. Always confirm with MOE’s own age checker.

Topics we practise

Topics
  • Number and Algebra › Whole Numbers
  • Number and Algebra › Fractions
  • Number and Algebra › Decimals
  • Measurement › Area and Perimeter
  • Geometry › Angles
  • Geometry › Symmetry
  • Statistics › Tables and Line Graphs
  • Geometry › Rectangle and Square
  • Geometry › Line Symmetry
  • Geometry › Nets
  • Statistics › Tables
  • Statistics › Line Graphs
  • Statistics › Pie Charts

Sample questions

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P5 · MathematicsNumber and Algebra › Whole Numbers › Factors and multiples

Which number is a common factor of 24 and 36?

Choose one answer. Your first choice is final.

P5 · MathematicsNumber and Algebra › Whole Numbers › Multiplication by a 2-digit number

A hall has 24 rows of chairs with 35 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there?

Choose one answer. Your first choice is final.

P5 · MathematicsNumber and Algebra › Fractions › Mixed numbers and improper fractions

Express 2 3/5 as an improper fraction.

Choose one answer. Your first choice is final.

Primary 5 practice PDF