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JMSSaspirant MHS is a shit school ngl, bro its like a rat race, they have too many expectations and bro imagine being around boys all day, wouldn't u kinda then not wanna hang out with girls at all??

JMSSaspirant u punjabi??

JMSSaspirant wait bro whats a second round?

na i think vi guru will make you surely get into the school, just pray bro

JMSSaspirant good luck paaji

idk for kids in year 8, maybe yall should do ICAS tests, its a great practice and shit, if I were u kids and if your doing the test next year, you could possibly find practice icas tests and do them, assess yourself and see what y;ou got wrong and perfection all of those things to perfection your real test for JMSS

guys um no one else from my school is applying for JMSS, u reckon ill get in??

Harshil bro just look it won't really be like that like hard, just look what my parents said is that hopefully you'll get in but like to fair if u don't (worst case scenario), its not the end of the world, you can still get a higher ATAR than someone going to John Monash and you can still do the same course, same uni, so I guess give it your best shot and just let fate decide..........

they have a pretty wierd selecting system but I mean to be fair if u think you all superiors except SR, I reckon 75 % you will get in, just pray to god....

and like lets say if u got three superiors and 2 above averages you'll get in 90% u will get in

bro i reckon u do, cuz like apparently u have to be sorta like consistent in all of the subjects like if u got three superiors and one at average, 85% u wont get in

ik its a lot of info but thats like all u need, guys don't stress too much, to be fair u just need above averages and kinda nothing else, so i maybe suggest getting a tutor and actually trying hard in class, im trying out for JMSS in 2025 for 2026 year 10, im kinda chill ngl

broooo, look all i know is that apparently the maths test was pretty hard and theres literally like on in which u have to answer 60 questions in 30 mins, science was kinda free like my mates said, heres some more highly useful info:

The entrance exam at JMSS is considered more holistic than those of other selective schools, as it is only the first step in a multi-stage selection process. This approach ensures that students who are genuinely passionate about science and technology are given a chance to shine beyond their exam scores.

Exam Components and Preparation Tips:

Mathematics (Multiple Choice):
Covers topics from Year 8-10: data analysis, trigonometry, parabolas, Pythagoras' theorem, algebraic arithmetic, linear equations, quadratics, and surds.
Preparation: Regular practice of these topics using textbooks and online resources like Khan Academy, Mathletics, and IXL. Focus on problem-solving skills and time management.

Numerical Reasoning (Multiple Choice):
Tests your ability to identify numerical patterns and solve problems quickly.
Preparation: Engage in daily math puzzles and logic games. Strengthen your knowledge of roots and square numbers.

Science Reasoning (Multiple Choice):
Involves reading scientific passages, analyzing data, and answering questions based on fundamental science concepts.
Preparation: Improve your reading comprehension and analytical skills. Utilize resources like BBC Bitesize and CK-12 for diverse scientific topics.

Science Analysis and Reporting (Writing):
Requires you to interpret scientific data and write a report.
Preparation: Practice writing clear and concise scientific reports. Focus on interpreting graphs, tables, and experimental results.

Science Interest (Writing):
An essay that explores your interest in science and your understanding of scientific issues.
Preparation: Write essays on various science-related topics and current issues. Get feedback from teachers to improve your writing skills.
Selection Process Overview
Initial Testing:
Five Test Papers: Mathematics, Numerical Reasoning, Science Reasoning, Science Analysis and Reporting, Science Interest.
Shortlisting:
Top 500 students from over 1000 applicants are selected for interviews.
Interview Stages:
Group Activity: Four students work together to solve a riddle or problem. Assessors observe teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Individual Math Puzzle: Solving a math puzzle alone to demonstrate individual problem-solving abilities.
One-on-One Interview: A 10-minute session discussing your achievements, interest in JMSS, and a science-based question.
CV and Supporting Documents:
Submit two current school reports and a CV highlighting your top five achievements, awards, extra-curricular activities, and leadership roles.
Final Selection:
Students are ranked based on their performance in all stages. Only the top 100 boys and 100 girls are offered admission.
Interview Tips
Be Authentic: Show genuine enthusiasm for science and technology.
Demonstrate Teamwork: In the group activity, be cooperative and supportive.
Show Problem-Solving Skills: Approach the math puzzle methodically.
Communicate Clearly: In the one-on-one interview, express your ideas confidently without appearing overconfident.
Additional Preparation Resources
Edutest Practice Exams: Edutest Shop.
Academic Assessment Services: Practice Tests.
Khan Academy: Khan Academy.
Mathletics: Mathletics.
IXL Learning: IXL.
BBC Bitesize: BBC Bitesize.