Prepare like an athlete.Show up like it's game day.
The kids who practise? They can't wait for test day. Adaptive ICAS practice across all six subjects — for students who want to explore what they're really capable of.
Exploreyour excellence.
ICAS is a chance to push yourself beyond the curriculum — to find out what you're really capable of. The students who practise don't just perform better. They walk into competition day confident, sharp, and ready to enjoy it.
Go beyond the curriculum
ICAS questions are designed to stretch you — higher-order thinking, creative problem-solving, reasoning that goes deeper than school. Practising for ICAS means building skills the curriculum doesn't always reach.
Learn from every question
Every question comes with a detailed explanation — why the correct answer works and why the others don't. Understanding why matters more than just knowing what. That's how you actually build the skill, not just see whether you got it right.
Know where you stand
See how you're tracking across every ICAS subject. Where are you strong? Where can you improve? How do you compare? Clear signals, not guesswork.
Practise for the format
Timed questions. Competition conditions. The specific question types ICAS uses. The more familiar it feels, the more confident you are on the day — and the more fun it is.
Aim for the medal
High Distinction is the top 1%. A medal is the highest score in your region. See exactly where you sit and what it takes to get there.
Your practisingground.
Every athlete has a practising routine. This is yours. Sessions fit around school, homework, and everything else — and every one makes you sharper for competition day.
Deep practice in a single ICAS subject — English, Maths, Science, Digital Technologies, Writing, or Spelling Bee. Pick your focus, or let the platform pick the subject that needs the most work.
Full ICAS-format test under timed conditions. The questions, the time pressure, the format — exactly what competition day feels like. When you've done it five times on ForMe, the real thing is just another round.
Questions at and above your current level. Find your ceiling, then push past it. This is where you discover what you're really capable of.
Practise your way.
You don't need a desk and an hour. Ten back-seat minutes on the school run. Ten more at the table after dinner. Twenty on a weekend walk with the questions read aloud. That's how a real practising week looks.
Ten back-seat minutes is enough. Pull out your phone, hit start — five questions of English reasoning before the bell.
After dinner, before whatever's next. Pick the subject; the platform picks the questions. Ten minutes, then on to the next thing.
Headphones in, questions read aloud on a Saturday walk. The reasoning lands differently when you hear it — step by step, not skimmed.
The more practice adapts,the more effective it is.
Every student focuses, reads, and processes information differently. ForMe adapts — in font, in pace, in how questions are delivered — so practice works with how your child actually learns.
Dyslexia-friendly fonts. Adjustable spacing. Audio and voice. Short sessions with no timer pressure. A calm, uncluttered interface. Whatever helps them get more out of every session is already built in.
See yourselfgetting better.
Two views, both useful. The student sees competition-level data — subject performance, readiness signals, the climb. The parent gets the same picture simplified.
At-a-glance dashboard
- A 30-second view
How your child is tracking. Which subjects are strong, where more practice would help, and whether they're on track for their goal. Clear, honest, no jargon.
- On-track for the medal?
See whether they're tracking for Credit, Distinction, or High Distinction — based on real performance, not encouragement.
Subject performance & readiness
- Competition-readiness signal
Are you on track for a Credit? A Distinction? High Distinction? A clear signal based on your actual performance, not a guess.
- Improvement trajectory
Watch your progress over time. See the trend, not just today's result. Every session adds to the picture.
The assessment intelligence
behind every session.
Jai is the assessment intelligence behind ForMe. It analyses every question in depth — what skill it tests, what it maps to, what misconceptions it catches — so that practice measures real understanding, not memorisation.
That's why ForMe can tell you "you're strong at numerical reasoning but your spatial reasoning needs work" instead of just "you got 72% in maths." Every session gets you closer to genuine skill, not pattern recognition.
Every question mapped to skill, topic, misconception.
Difficulty and focus update after every answer.
Feedback names the gap. Not "do more maths".
What's includedwith every subscription.
Seven-day free trial · No card up front
Built by the peoplewho run ICAS.
ForMe is built by Janison — the organisation behind ICAS, the largest academic competition in the Asia-Pacific region. We know the competition because we run it. The questions, the format, the standards — built on the same expertise that creates ICAS itself.
This isn't a third-party prep tool guessing at the format. It's built from the inside.
ForMe is built by Janison, the organisation that runs ICAS. The practice content is built to the same standards and covers the same skills the competition tests.
Every sessionmakes competition dayeasier. And more fun.
Start with a session. See where you're tracking. Find out what you're really capable of.