Understanding AEIS & S-AEIS CEQ Eligibility for 2026 MOE Primary School Admissions

Are you confused about your child’s eligibility for September AEIS or March S-AEIS tests? We know the process can be overwhelming, and that’s why we’ve broken it down into a simple, easy-to-read guide. The CEQ (Cambridge English Qualifications) criteria ensure students are placed at the right academic level, giving them the best chance for success.

Here’s a clear table outlining the eligibility based on your child’s birth year, age, and academic requirements. By understanding these requirements, you’ll feel confident about your child’s academic future.

Reference: MOE > International Students > AEIS > Eligibility Criteria

Birth Year	Age @ 1 Jan 2026	AEIS CEQ Score	AEIS Test Level	AEIS Maths Tested	S-AEIS CEQ Score	S-AEIS Test Level	S-AEIS Maths Tested	Possible Outcomes
2018	7 to 7+	A2 ≥100	P2	P1	A2 ≥100	P2	P1	Pri 2, Pri 1 or unsuccessful
2017	8 to 8+	A2 ≥120	P3	P2	A2 ≥120	P3	P2	Pri 3, 2, 1 or unsuccessful
2016	9 to 9+	A2 ≥130	P4	P3	A2 ≥130	P4	P3	Pri 4, 3, 2 or unsuccessful
2015	10 to 10+	B1 ≥140	P5	P4	A2 ≥130	P4	P3	Pri 5, 4, 3 or unsuccessful
2014	11 to 11+	B1 ≥140	P5	P4	A2 ≥130	P4	P3	Pri 5, Pri 4 or unsuccessful
2013	12 to 12+	B1 ≥140	P5	P4	—	—	—	Pri 5 or unsuccessful

Disclaimer: The information provided in this table is for general reference only. In the event of any discrepancies or updates, the Ministry of Education (MOE) website shall prevail as the official and most accurate source. We encourage parents to verify details directly on the MOE website to ensure accuracy.

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