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PSLE 2025 Timetable
*This page was last updated on 16 Jan 2025.
PSLE 2025 Examination Calendar
Here is the examination calendar for PSLE 2025 according to the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB).
| Date | |
|---|---|
| Registration | 9 April (Wednesday) to 23 April (Wednesday) |
| Oral | 13 August (Wednesday) to 14 August (Thursday) |
| Listening Comprehension | 16 September (Tuesday) |
| Written Examination | 25 September (Thursday) to 26 September (Friday) 29 September (Monday) to 01 October (Wednesday) |
| Marking Exercise | 13 October (Monday) to 15 October (Wednesday) |
Detailed 2025 PSLE timetable dates are not released yet. We will update the dates once the information is released. Stay tuned!
Understanding PSLE
If you are reading this, that means you have already started your research to prepare your child for the Primary School Leaving Examination, popularly known as PSLE. Admittedly, it is an examination that makes the entire Singaporean household sit up and take notice as the PSLE is the first significant landmark in a Primary 6 student’s education journey. It’s a compulsory national examination that marks the end of the Singapore Primary School program and the beginning of Secondary School.
Under the new PSLE scoring system, each subject will be scored using scoring bands known as Achievement Levels (ALs), which range from AL1 to AL8. The total score is then derived from the sum of the four PSLE subjects, which range from 4 to 32. The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board and the Ministry of Education Singapore are the joint examining authorities for the PSLE.
Throughout Primary School, which lasts for 6 years from Primary 1 (age 7) to Primary 6 (age 12), teachers and parents work towards preparing the child for the PSLE. So, it is natural that you should know everything there is to know about the PSLE schedule and examination, starting with the subjects, syllabus, new scoring system, and exam dates.
★ For your expected PSLE score, simply key in the expected score for each of the four subjects into our PSLE Score Calculator
About The Exam
The Primary School Leaving Examination is segregated into three parts. The Oral and Listening Comprehension exams are for language subjects only. The written are for a minimum of four subjects:
- Oral Examination (language subjects only)
- Listening Comprehension Examination (language subjects only)
- Written Examination
PSLE Schedule
The written examination of the PSLE is held annually from around August to October. A Primary 6 student is expected to sit for the exams for a minimum of four subjects at the standard or foundation level.
- English
- Maths
- Science
- Mother Tongue (native language)
However, the Oral and Listening examinations are held before the written ones. Oral Examinations will usually be held in August, while the Listening Examination will usually be conducted in September. The Oral Examination has been conducted in the e-examination format since 2017 for both Standard and Foundation Mother Tongue Languages.
Other subjects are also taught at the Primary level such as Physical Education, Art, Music, Social Studies etc, however, these are non-examinable subjects.
Frequently Asked Questions About PSLE
Q1: What is PSLE?
PSLE stands for Primary School Leaving Examination. It is a national examination that marks the end of the Primary School program and the beginning of Secondary School in Singapore.
Q2: How is the PSLE score calculated?
The PSLE score is derived from the sum of the subject scores in the four tested subjects, which are English, Maths, Science, and Mother Tongue. The score ranges from 4 to 32 in the PSLE grading system.
Q3: When are the PSLE written examinations held?
The PSLE written examinations are held annually from September to October. The exam dates are usually released by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in February . We will update the dates once the information is released. Stay tuned!
Q4: What are the dates for the PSLE 2025 examinations?
The dates for the PSLE 2025 examinations have been announced. Registration is open from April 9th to April 23rd, the Oral Examination will be held on August 13th and August 14th, the Listening Comprehension is scheduled on September 16th, and the Written Examinations will be held from September 25th to October 1st.
Q5: Where can I download exam papers to prepare my child for PSLE 2025?
To help your child get in PSLE-ready shape, download our free exam papers for some extra practice!
Q6. How can I see my PSLE results?
You can view your PSLE result by logging into your MySkillFuture portal and then clicking on OpenCerts.
Q7. When should I begin to study for PSLE?
Ideally, it's best to start preparing for the PSLE from Primary 5. But if you haven't done that, you can start now. In the first week, solve worksheets to find out where you need improvement. Then, check the PSLE timetable mentioned above and make a schedule for yourself. Make sure to include time for studying weak topics and revising what you already know.
