PSLE Exam Guide ( Singapore 2025 )

PSLE Exam Guide – Subjects, Format & Study Tips (Singapore 2025)

The Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) is a major milestone for all Singaporean students. It assesses a student's readiness for secondary school education. In this guide, we explain the exam format, subjects covered, scoring, and how to prepare effectively.

PSLE 2025, Singapore Education, MOE Exams, Study Tips

📘 PSLE Subjects

English Language
Mathematics
Science
Mother Tongue Language (Chinese / Malay / Tamil)

🎯 Scoring System

PSLE uses the Achievement Level (AL) system, where AL1 is the highest and AL8 the lowest. Your PSLE Score = Sum of the ALs for all four subjects.

📅 Study Plan Tips

Start revision at least 6 months before PSLE.
Use practice papers from past years.
Focus on weak areas and get help through tuition or online classes.
Use the MOE Student Learning Space (SLS) regularly.

Stay calm, eat healthy, and get enough sleep — PSLE is important, but your wellbeing matters too!

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