chxin They have changed quite a lot in my opinion, if that is the only one you have then use it but imp I think there are more better ones that are new, btw most people do Jac tutoring we all know that and if you follow the same path as them what gives you an advantage?
Jac may be the most popular but it isn't the best neither is spectrum.
If you are rich (Probably not) then you can try Henderson's it may be $75 per lesson but it has a very high success rate of you getting an offer at a SEHS school including MHS

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      asianasen I did a Jac math test set 23 for fun on this. My score was 43/50, it's simple but I'm a bit rusty so that's why I messed up. I jus wanna see if any one else wants to beat my score.

        Are you sure about that because there is mainly just Naplan.

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          Chakraboi thats tt6, no? tt8 is for selective (yr 8 students wanting to be in a sehs in yr 9) or can younger kids also join

              MMHS I did TT6 at the normal time to prepare for an accelerated program at my local high school. After finishing, I did Level 7 but only stayed for six months. Then I started TT8 midway through Year 6 and finished it a year early, midway through Year 7.

              The content was pretty easy, and I noticed they reused their material with small changes, like in their weekly tests and maybe the simulation ones too. Overall, it was alright i guess, but not too challenging