PSLE progress tracker

Log each practice paper or section you do, from school, an assessment book or a past-year paper, and see subject by subject where your marks are going and what you haven't practised yet.

How it works

  1. Practise as usual. Any paper from any source, or one section of it.
  2. Log it in under a minute. Pick the subject and the paper or topic, enter your marks, and say whether it was timed. Add where it came from and a note if you like.
  3. See where you stand. Each subject shows your average score, how many of its papers and topics you've practised, and your last five scores on each, with the trend. Print it to share with a parent or teacher.

What you'll see

Example
12
sessions
66%
avg score
6/14
components practiced
Fractions
80% ↑ 2 days ago
Ratio
45% ↓ yesterday
Mathematics, with made-up scores. Each dot is one of the last five sessions on that topic.

What it tracks

48 papers, sections and topics across the four PSLE subjects:

Mathematics 14
  • MCQ — Paper 1A
  • Paper 1B
  • Short-answer — Paper 2
  • Long-answer — Paper 2
  • Fractions
  • Percentage
  • Ratio
  • Algebra
  • Order of operations
  • Circles
  • Areas, Perimeter & Volume
  • Angles
  • Average
  • Data Interpretation
Science 11
  • Booklet A
  • Booklet B
  • Reproduction
  • Water Cycles
  • Plant Transport
  • Human Body
  • Electrical System
  • Photosynthesis & Respiration
  • Energy Forms & Conversion
  • Interaction of Forces
  • Food Chains
English 14
  • Situational Writing
  • Continuous Writing
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary
  • Vocabulary Cloze
  • Visual Text Comprehension
  • Grammar Cloze
  • Editing for Spelling and Grammar
  • Comprehension Cloze
  • Synthesis & Transformation
  • Comprehension OE
  • Listening Comprehension
  • Reading Aloud
  • Stimulus-based Conversation
华文 (Chinese) 9
  • 写作 — 试卷1
  • 语文应用 — 试卷2
  • 短文填充 — 试卷2
  • 阅读理解MCQ — 试卷2
  • 完成对话 — 试卷2
  • 阅读理解OE — 试卷2
  • 朗读篇章 — 试卷3
  • 会话 — 试卷3
  • 听力理解 — 试卷3

Free. Your log is saved to your SmartPathSG account and only you can see it. You sign in with your email and a one-time code, no password.