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ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

Prepare well. Keep the test fair.

ScholarBank uses original, operator-approved questions to practise transferable reasoning. It does not trade in recalled, leaked or secure examination content.

Published ScholarBank service information · Updated 23 July 2026
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Our promise

Original questions only

ScholarBank questions are written for this platform. They may practise publicly described skills and broad formats, but they are not presented as real, past or exact-replica examination items. The current 804-question bank includes 68 free samples and the complete bank is included with Scholar. Its separate EduTest-format practice bank is clearly labelled as original, construct-based practice rather than an official paper. Items remain subject to correction, replacement or withdrawal.

Good preparation builds methods that travel: reading evidence closely, testing numerical rules, structuring a response and making decisions under time pressure. It does not require privileged test content.

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What is not allowed

  • Uploading, requesting or distributing recalled questions from a live or secure test.
  • Claiming that ScholarBank content is official, endorsed or an exact replica.
  • Using automated tools to extract or republish the question bank.
  • Sharing a learner’s private results without the account owner’s authority.
  • Using the service to harass a learner or create high-pressure public rankings.

If questionable content appears

Do not distribute it further. Record the concern through the support path and avoid reproducing potentially secure material in the report. ScholarBank may investigate, correct or remove a reported item. Support is not an emergency service and no response time is guaranteed.

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Healthy preparation choices

Use shorter regular sessions, review explanations after mistakes and move from untimed learning to timed simulation gradually. A score dip is a signal for a different method, not a judgement about a student’s potential.

Accessibility adjustments are part of fair preparation. Learners should be able to use untimed practice, larger text, high-contrast controls and reduced visual noise. Families should contact the real assessment provider early about approved test-day arrangements.

A learner under 18 should use ScholarBank with a parent, carer or guardian. Only an adult with authority for that learner should create or link a learner profile, manage a membership or make privacy choices for them.

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Get help without over-sharing

Use support for a non-urgent content, account or safety concern, or Data controls to record a privacy request. These channels are not emergency services and do not guarantee a response time.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact emergency services (000 in Australia) or a trusted adult instead of using ScholarBank. Do not put sensitive child information, passwords or secure examination material in a support request.

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