The exam is divided into several sections: mathematics, written English, English interview and intelligence test. Personally, I think the most important things are intelligence test and English interview. There are 60 questions in the intelligence test, but it should be completed within 20 minutes. The topic is very simple at the beginning, and the more difficult it is to get to the back. Many people complain that there is not enough time, so they have to bring their watches for reference. I suffered a big loss this time, because I didn't bring my watch and didn't know the time, so I didn't finish reading it. Specifically, you should do whatever the Singapore examiner tells you to do. If you want to stop writing, you must stop writing, just like I ran out of time when I was doing a puzzle, but I was about to fill in the answer to a question and stopped writing. English written test is very difficult! It's hard! There are many multiple-choice questions, but seriously, I can understand the questions, but I can't understand the options. Personally, I think the written test is a relatively simple English composition. There are two topics, both of which are writing letters. The topic is easy to understand, that is, to write a 250-word composition, but as long as it is guaranteed not to deviate from the central meaning. An English interview is to ask you a few simple questions, such as "Why do you want to study in Singapore?" "Tell me about your family." ..... very creative, he will let you ask them a question. If you want to take the exam, I suggest you work harder in the interview. The math exam has been in English for years, and this time it is in Chinese, and there are many questions, 40 questions and 2 hours. Well, just speed up at ordinary times.

This is part of my answer to others, and I hope to adopt it with my pure hand ~