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Learn About NNAT
Clear guides for parents, students, and educators. Understand the test, find your child’s level, plan thoughtful practice, and make sense of the results—one useful step at a time.
What would you like to learn?
Choose a topic below. Each guide connects to related information and original practice.
What Is NNAT?
Understand visual reasoning, what the assessment measures, and how schools may use it.
Explore this guide →NNAT Levels by Grade
Compare Levels A–G, find your child’s grade guide, and confirm the level assigned by the school.
Explore this guide →NNAT Test Prep
Build a calm routine with short sessions, helpful clues, and thoughtful answer review.
Explore this guide →NNAT Test Format & Timing
Learn about directions, working time, five answer choices, and paper or digital delivery.
Explore this guide →NNAT Scores Explained
Make sense of NAI and percentile rank, and read practice results in the right context.
Explore this guide →Gifted Score Guide
Understand school-specific eligibility criteria and the questions to ask before drawing conclusions.
Explore this guide →NNAT FAQs
Find clear answers to common questions about levels, preparation, testing, and results.
Explore this guide →A helpful place to start
- Get the big picture. Read what NNAT measures.
- Confirm the assignment. Check levels by grade and ask your school which edition and level it uses.
- Know the format. Explore directions and timing before introducing timed practice.
- Build a comfortable routine. Use preparation tips and the family practice plan.
- Read results in context. Learn about official score reports and school eligibility decisions.
See the ideas in pictures
Our visual guides introduce the assessment and show useful ways to approach original practice problems.
PUT YOUR LEARNING INTO PRACTICE
Try a few questions together
Start with original grade practice and explanations, or explore the interactive sampler for a short test-taking experience.
NNAT3.org provides independent educational guidance and original practice. Your school confirms the test assignment and how official results are used. Visit the Parent Center for test-day tips and school questions.