PSLE prep · Primary P5–P6 · Singapore
Your PSLE study kaki
PSLE practice that actually explains itself. Work through real past-year papers from Singapore schools, sit full timed mock exams, and get an instant AI explanation on every question — with a weekly plan built around your weak topics. For P5–P6.
33,529+ questions from real school papers · Launching soon · Free to start
Fractions
What is ¾ of 60?
Here's why:¾ means 3 out of 4 equal parts. Split 60 into 4 parts (60 ÷ 4 = 15), then take 3 of them: 15 × 3 = 45.
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- Singapore schools
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- PSLE subjects
- P5–P6
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How it works
Three steps — from picking a topic to a PSLE revision plan that adapts every week.
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Pick a subject & topic
Choose any of the four PSLE subjects, then drill into a specific MOE topic — or let a quick diagnostic find the weak spots for you.
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Practise real past-year questions
Work through questions pulled from actual Singapore school and prelim papers, at your level, one focused set at a time.
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Get instant AI feedback
Every answer gets a clear worked explanation, and your weekly plan shifts to whatever needs the most work before the PSLE.
Built for the PSLE
P5 and P6 are the run-up to the PSLE. Everything here is aimed at turning that practice into real exam confidence.
Real past-year school papers
Questions drawn from actual exam and prelim papers across 34 Singapore schools — the same papers families hunt down for PSLE prep, not generic made-up practice.
Instant AI explanations
Get a clear, encouraging worked explanation the moment an answer is wrong — like a patient tutor on call, not just an answer key.
MOE-aligned topics
Every question is mapped to the official MOE syllabus, so PSLE revision targets exactly what gets tested — no wasted evenings.
Know where you stand
Mastery scores per topic and a weekly plan that shifts to the weakest areas, so you can see PSLE readiness improve week by week.
PSLE oral, with real feedback
A full English oral studio: reading-aloud scored honestly for pronunciation and pace, the 2026 photo-based Picture Conversations for P5 and P6 — and after every attempt, pupils hear their own recording back, because hearing yourself is how delivery improves.
Full listening exam papers
Complete 20-question listening comprehension papers for P5 and P6 — seven natural-voice texts, each played twice, exam-style — plus single clips with harder challenge tiers. Audio starts instantly, every time.
Say it right — and spell it right
Nearly 500 commonly mispronounced words across ten difficulty tiers — from the classic 'th' sounds for P5 all the way to the Legend tier for PSLE high-flyers (onomatopoeia, anyone?). Say a word for instant pronunciation feedback, hear a word and type its spelling — the weekly-test format — or read a whole list in one go for word-by-word analysis.
Draw the answer, marked fairly
Some questions need more than picking an option: complete a circuit, shade a fraction, finish a bar chart, plot points on a grid. Marking is decided by code — consistent and fair — and the tutor explains, never guesses.
See it in action
Practice that explains itself
Answer a question, and instead of a bare “right or wrong”, you get a friendly, step-by-step explanation — so every attempt actually teaches something.
- ✓ Worked reasoning, not just the answer key
- ✓ Written in plain, encouraging language
- ✓ Tied back to the MOE topic being tested
Illustrative example written by us. Inside the app, questions come from real past-year school and prelim papers.
A metal spoon left in a bowl of hot soup soon feels hot to the touch. Which property of the metal best explains this?
💡 Show the AI explanation▾
The answer is A. Metals are good conductors of heat, so heat energy from the hot soup travels quickly up the spoon to the handle — making it feel hot. Being heavy, magnetic or bendable doesn’t affect how heat moves through the material.
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Timed mock exams
Sit a full paper, under exam conditions
Knowing the content and performing on the day are different skills. Mock papers rehearse the second one: the clock, the pacing, the decision to move on and come back.
Real time pressure
A live countdown per paper, with the same pacing demands as the day itself — so running out of time stops being a surprise.
Full-length papers
Complete papers structured to the current PSLE format, booklet by booklet, rather than loose questions in isolation.
Marked with a breakdown
A score plus where the marks went — which topics cost the most, and where time was spent versus where it should have been.
Mock papers use our own original questions, written to the current PSLE format and difficulty — never reproduced exam questions.
Timed to the real 2026 paper structure
Mocks follow the official format — same papers, same durations, same mark allocations.
🔢 Mathematics
2 h 30 min · 100 marks- – Booklet A — 10 MCQ (1 mark) + 8 MCQ (2 marks)
- – Booklet B — 12 short-answer (2 marks)
- – 5 short-answer (2 marks)
- – 10 structured / long-answer (3–5 marks)
🔬 Science
1 h 45 min · 100 marks- – Booklet A — 30 MCQ (2 marks each, 60 marks)
- – Booklet B — 10–11 structured (2–5 marks, 40 marks)
Formats as examined in 2026, perSEAB. English and Mother Tongue also include Oral Communication and Listening Comprehension papers, which we don’t simulate — mock exams cover the written papers.
All four PSLE subjects
A deep bank across every subject that counts towards the PSLE score, growing each term.
Frequently asked questions
Does this help with the PSLE?＋
That’s exactly what it’s built for. ExamKaki covers P5 and P6 — the run-up to the PSLE — using real past-year school papers organised by MOE topic. Consistent practice on genuine paper-style questions, with the weak topics resurfaced each week, is some of the most effective PSLE preparation there is.
Are these real PSLE papers?＋
Not exactly — and it’s worth being precise. SEAB does not release actual PSLE examination papers. What you get here are real past-year school and preliminary exam papers from Singapore primary schools: the same papers families hunt down for PSLE prep, set in the same format and to the same syllabus.
Can my child sit a full timed paper?＋
Yes — timed mock exams are a core part of it. You get full-length papers structured to the current PSLE format with a live countdown, so your child rehearses pacing and time management, not just the content. Each one is marked with a breakdown of where the marks went.
Where do the mock exam questions come from?＋
Mock papers use our own original questions, written to match the current PSLE format, topic spread and difficulty. We model the structure of the real thing — we do not reproduce actual examination questions.
Is it free?＋
Yes — you can start practising for free, with no sign-up needed to try it. We may add optional premium features later, but the core practice stays free.
Which levels and subjects does it cover?＋
Primary 5 and Primary 6, across all four subjects that count towards the PSLE score: English, Mathematics, Science and Mother Tongue (Chinese). We add questions every term.
How does the AI help?＋
When an answer is wrong — or whenever you ask why — the AI gives a clear, step-by-step explanation in plain language, like a patient tutor rather than an answer key. It also tracks mastery per topic and decides what you should practise next.
Does it help with the AL scoring system?＋
Indirectly, yes. Since 2021 the PSLE has used Achievement Levels (AL1 is the top band, at 90 marks and above). We don’t predict AL grades, but mastery tracking shows which topics are dragging a subject down, so revision time goes where it moves the needle most.
Is ExamKaki affiliated with MOE or SEAB?＋
No. It’s an independent study tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Ministry of Education or the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board. Questions are mapped to the published MOE syllabus so practice lines up with what schools actually teach.
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