11+ Full Mock Test Hub: 2026-2027 Practice Exams
Experience real grammar school entrance exam conditions before the big day with our 11+ Full Mock Tests. Unlike single-topic practice, these complete exam sets cover English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning in one comprehensive package — available for both GL Assessment and CEM formats.
To pass the 11+ exam, students need more than knowledge — they need exam strategy and stamina. Our full practice exams simulate the exact timing and structure of the 2026-2027 assessments, helping to dramatically reduce exam-day anxiety and improve performance across all four papers.
Not sure where to start? Check our guide below:
Why Full Mock Tests Are Essential for 11+ Success
Topic-by-topic practice builds knowledge. Full mock exams build exam readiness. Both are essential — but most students don't do enough complete mock exams under real exam conditions. Here's why they matter:
Build Exam Stamina
The 11+ exam spans 3+ hours across multiple papers. Students who never practise full exams often tire badly in the final papers.
Measure Real Performance
Only full mock exams reveal how a student performs under complete time pressure across all four sections simultaneously.
Build Mental Switching
Moving from English to Maths to Verbal Reasoning requires mental agility. Regular mock exams train this mental flexibility automatically.
Reduce Exam Anxiety
Familiarity removes fear. Students who complete 4-6 full mocks arrive on exam day feeling prepared, not panicked.
Track Progress
Comparing mock exam scores across attempts reveals whether preparation is working and which areas still need attention.
100% Free
All mock tests and practice materials on Omishaan UK are completely free — no registration, no fees, no limits.
✅ Recommended Mock Exam Schedule
Complete 4-6 full mock exams during your 12-week preparation: one every 2-3 weeks starting from Week 5. Between each mock, spend 2 weeks on targeted subject practice based on your weakest paper results. Always review every mistake thoroughly before taking the next mock exam.
Practice by Subject: Expert-Led Topic Hubs
Full mock exams test overall readiness. Use our subject-specific hubs between mock exams to fix targeted weaknesses identified from your results. Each hub covers all question types with progressive difficulty levels and detailed explanations.
English Hub
Reading comprehension, creative writing, grammar, vocabulary and punctuation for GL and CEM.
Practise English →Mathematics Hub
Number, fractions, algebra, geometry, data handling — all topics calculator-free.
Practise Maths →Verbal Reasoning Hub
Synonyms, antonyms, analogies, coding, classification — all 21 VR question types covered.
Practise VR →Non-Verbal Hub
Matrices, sequences, 3D visualization, rotation, and pattern recognition strategies.
Practise NVR →Vocabulary Hub
Curated word lists, synonyms, antonyms, and word families essential for 11+ success.
Build Vocabulary →GL Assessment is used by approximately 70% of grammar schools across England including Kent, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Surrey, and most of the South East. These full mock exams replicate the exact four-paper GL format — each paper administered separately with strict time limits.
GL Assessment Exam Structure (4 Separate Papers)
- Paper 1 — English: 45-50 minutes | Reading comprehension + Creative writing
- Paper 2 — Mathematics: 45-50 minutes | 40-50 questions (no calculator)
- Paper 3 — Verbal Reasoning: 50 minutes | 80 questions
- Paper 4 — Non-Verbal Reasoning: 50 minutes | 80 questions
Total exam time: ~3.5 hours across all four papers
GL Assessment Mock Exam Set A Available
Standard difficulty. Ideal for first full mock exam. Balanced coverage of all question types across all four papers.
| Mock Set | Paper | Time | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| GL Mock Set A | 📖 Paper 1: English (Reading & Writing) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start English Paper |
| ➕ Paper 2: Mathematics (No Calculator) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start Maths Paper | |
| 🔤 Paper 3: Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon - Start VR Paper | |
| 🧩 Paper 4: Non-Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon - Start NVR Paper |
GL Assessment Mock Exam Set B Available
Standard difficulty. Includes increased emphasis on inference and multi-step maths problems.
| Mock Set | Paper | Time | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| GL Mock Set B | 📖 Paper 1: English (Reading & Writing) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start English Paper |
| ➕ Paper 2: Mathematics (No Calculator) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start Maths Paper | |
| 🔤 Paper 3: Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon - Start VR Paper | |
| 🧩 Paper 4: Non-Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon - Start NVR Paper |
GL Assessment Mock Exam Set C — Challenging
Higher difficulty for competitive grammar schools. Includes harder vocabulary and complex multi-step reasoning.
| Mock Set | Paper | Time | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| GL Mock Set C (Challenging) |
📖 Paper 1: English (Reading & Writing) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon |
| ➕ Paper 2: Mathematics (No Calculator) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon | |
| 🔤 Paper 3: Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon | |
| 🧩 Paper 4: Non-Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon | |
| GL Mock Set D (Coming Soon) |
📖 Paper 1: English (Reading & Writing) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon |
| ➕ Paper 2: Mathematics (No Calculator) | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon | |
| 🔤 Paper 3: Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon | |
| 🧩 Paper 4: Non-Verbal Reasoning (80 Questions) | 50 mins | Coming Soon |
Why Full GL Mock Exams Are Especially Valuable
GL Assessment's highly consistent year-on-year question formats make mock exams exceptionally powerful. By your 3rd complete GL mock, students recognise question patterns automatically — this familiarity directly translates to speed and confidence on exam day. Combine mock exams with our complete GL Assessment guide for maximum preparation effectiveness.
Always review your mock results section by section. If Verbal Reasoning scores are lowest, spend two weeks on the Verbal Reasoning Hub before taking your next full mock. If Maths is weak, focus on the Mathematics Hub with targeted topic practice.
CEM exams are used by grammar schools in Birmingham, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and several other regions. Unlike GL's four separate papers, CEM combines all subjects into two mixed papers where verbal, numerical, and non-verbal questions alternate unpredictably — requiring rapid mental switching and significantly faster pace.
⚡ CEM Exam Structure (2 Mixed Papers)
- Paper 1: ~45-50 minutes | Mix of Verbal Reasoning + English + Numerical Reasoning
- Paper 2: ~45-50 minutes | Mix of Non-Verbal Reasoning + further Verbal + Maths
Key difference: Question types switch unpredictably mid-paper. Speed and mental agility are as important as accuracy. Students must adapt to rapid context changes throughout both sessions.
CEM Mock Exam Set A Available
Standard difficulty CEM-format papers. Familiarises students with the mixed-subject rapid-switch format essential for CEM success.
| Mock Set | Paper | Time | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| CEM Mock Set A | 📝 Paper 1: Verbal & Numerical Reasoning Mixed | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start Paper 1 |
| 📝 Paper 2: Non-Verbal & Mixed Reasoning | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start Paper 2 |
CEM Mock Exam Set B Available
Increased time pressure variant. Higher question volume designed to build the rapid processing speed essential for CEM performance.
| Mock Set | Paper | Time | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| CEM Mock Set B | 📝 Paper 1: Verbal & Numerical Reasoning Mixed | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start Paper 1 |
| 📝 Paper 2: Non-Verbal & Mixed Reasoning | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon - Start Paper 2 |
CEM Mock Exam Sets C & D — Challenging
| Mock Set | Paper | Time | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| CEM Mock Set C (Challenging) |
📝 Paper 1: Verbal & Numerical Reasoning Mixed | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon |
| 📝 Paper 2: Non-Verbal & Mixed Reasoning | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon | |
| CEM Mock Set D (Coming Soon) |
📝 Paper 1: Verbal & Numerical Reasoning Mixed | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon |
| 📝 Paper 2: Non-Verbal & Mixed Reasoning | 45-50 mins | Coming Soon |
CEM Speed Drills — Essential Supplements
Full CEM mock exams build overall readiness. These targeted speed drills build the rapid processing skills specifically needed for CEM's time-pressured format. Use between mock exams for maximum benefit.
| Speed Drill | Questions | Time | Focus | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verbal Speed Drill 1 | 40 | 15 mins | Synonyms & Antonyms | Start Drill |
| Numerical Speed Drill 1 | 30 | 12 mins | Mental Arithmetic | Start Drill |
| NVR Pattern Drill 1 | 25 | 12 mins | Matrices & Sequences | Start Drill |
| Mixed Subject Drill | 50 | 20 mins | All subjects mixed | Start Drill |
How to Use 11+ Mock Tests Effectively
Completing mock exams randomly without a structured approach produces limited improvement. Follow this proven process to extract maximum value from every mock exam.
Before the Mock Exam
- Set up proper exam conditions: Quiet room, no phone, proper desk, strict timing
- Use authentic materials: Pencil, ruler, blank paper for working only
- Match the format: If your schools use GL, take GL mocks. If CEM, take CEM mocks.
- Plan which papers today: Consider splitting across two days for the first few attempts
During the Mock Exam
- Strictly enforce time limits: Stop each paper when time is up — realism matters
- Mark skipped questions clearly: Note questions skipped for time, not just difficult ones
- No interruptions: Bathroom breaks between papers only, just like the real exam
- Do not check answers mid-paper: Complete each paper fully before reviewing anything
After the Mock Exam — The Critical Step
Most students mark the paper and move on. The review session is where real improvement happens.
- Mark each paper separately and note the percentage score in each section
- Identify your lowest-scoring paper — this becomes your priority for the next 2 weeks
- Within that paper, identify the specific question types where most errors occurred
- Categorise each error: Was it a knowledge gap? A strategy failure? Or time pressure?
- Use subject hubs for targeted practice on those specific question types
- Re-test on similar questions one week later to confirm the gap is closed
✅ Recommended 12-Week Mock Exam Schedule
- Weeks 1-4: Subject-specific practice only (all four hubs) — build question type mastery
- Week 5: First full mock exam (untimed) — establish baseline, identify weak areas
- Weeks 6-7: Targeted practice on two weakest areas from mock 1 results
- Week 8: Second full mock exam (timed) — measure improvement
- Weeks 9-10: Targeted practice on remaining weak areas
- Week 11: Third full mock exam (timed, strict conditions)
- Week 12: Light review, confidence building, final preparation
Splitting Papers Across Days
The actual 11+ exam is administered across multiple days or sessions. We recommend this approach for mock exams:
- Day 1 (Saturday): English paper + Mathematics paper (~90-100 minutes total)
- Day 2 (Sunday): Verbal Reasoning + Non-Verbal Reasoning (~100 minutes total)
As the exam date approaches (final 3-4 weeks), practise completing all papers on the same day to build full endurance for schools that administer all papers in one day.
❓ 11+ Mock Test Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about using full mock exams for 11+ grammar school preparation.
General Mock Test Questions
What is included in an 11+ full mock test?
A full GL Assessment mock test includes four separate papers: English (45-50 minutes, reading comprehension + creative writing), Mathematics (45-50 minutes, 40-50 questions, no calculator), Verbal Reasoning (50 minutes, 80 questions), and Non-Verbal Reasoning (50 minutes, 80 questions). Total exam time is approximately 3.5 hours. CEM full mock tests include two combined papers mixing verbal, numerical, and non-verbal reasoning across two sessions of approximately 45-50 minutes each.
How often should my child take 11+ mock tests?
Complete one full mock exam every 2-3 weeks during the 12-week preparation period — approximately 4-6 full mock exams total. Between mocks, spend 2 weeks on targeted subject practice based on your weakest paper results. Completing too many mock exams without reviewing mistakes and targeted practice between them produces diminishing returns. Quality review of each mock exam is more valuable than volume of tests taken.
Should we do mock tests in one sitting or split across days?
We recommend splitting across two days early in preparation: Day 1 — English and Maths; Day 2 — Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning. This replicates real exam scheduling and builds stamina progressively. As the exam date approaches, practise completing all papers on the same day to build full endurance for schools administering all papers in one sitting.
When should we start doing 11+ full mock tests?
Begin full mock tests approximately 8-10 weeks before the actual 11+ exam, after completing initial question-type practice. Starting before basic question types are understood produces discouraging results. The recommended first mock is after 4 weeks of systematic subject practice, taken untimed to establish a starting baseline.
Scoring and Analysis
How do I use mock test results to improve performance?
After every mock: identify the lowest-scoring paper (priority for next 2 weeks); within that paper, find the specific question types with most errors; categorise each error as knowledge gap, strategy failure, or time pressure; use subject-specific hub practice for targeted improvement; re-test on similar questions one week later to confirm improvement. The review session, not the test itself, is where scores improve.
How do I mark the English creative writing paper?
Creative writing marking can be subjective. Focus on: clear story structure (beginning, middle, end); varied vocabulary and sentence length; proper paragraphing; correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation; engaging opening and satisfying conclusion. For GL Assessment, aim for 200-300 words with a clearly communicated idea rather than perfect prose. Consistent structured feedback after each attempt builds improvement faster than general comments.
Are these mock tests harder than the real 11+ exam?
Our mock tests are designed to be at or slightly above the difficulty of competitive grammar school entrance exams. Students who can complete our challenging sets within time limits will feel confident on the actual exam day. The standard difficulty sets match typical GL Assessment and CEM difficulty levels. The challenging sets (Set C and above) are calibrated for highly competitive schools.
What should we do if mock test scores aren't improving?
Plateauing scores often indicate: tests completed without thorough mistake review; practice not targeting specific weak question types identified in results; time pressure causing anxiety masking actual knowledge; or fundamental vocabulary/maths gaps needing direct attention. Solution: pause mock exams for 2 weeks, focus intensively on weakest subject hub, ensure every mistake is fully understood, then resume. If scores still plateau, consider whether test anxiety is a factor — familiarity through more practice usually resolves this.
What is the difference between GL and CEM mock tests?
GL Assessment mock tests have four separate papers — English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning, Non-Verbal Reasoning — each tested independently with predictable question formats. CEM mock tests combine all subjects into two mixed papers where question types alternate unpredictably, requiring rapid mental switching. GL rewards deep subject mastery; CEM rewards speed and adaptability. Always use the mock format matching your actual target schools' exam provider.
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