Everest Tutoring GATE results 2026
Everest Tutoring students who sat the ASET in March 2026 scored above the 209.5 selective-entry cut-off 75% of the time, 103 received selective-school offers, 66 scored 240 or above, and the top score was 286.07. One student recorded the top writing mark in Western Australia, 85.58. Figures were published on 1 May 2026.
Updated 13 September 2026
Where scores sat against the 209.5 cut-off
Bands shaded light sit below the cut-off. The two bands above 240 are where selective offers clustered.
2025 and 2026 side by side
| Measure | 2025 (derived) | 2026 | Change as published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Above the selective-entry cut-off | 70% | 75% | up 5 points |
| Selective-school offers | 59 | 103 | up 74% |
| Students scoring 240 or above | 32 | 66 | up 106% |
| Top score | 275.07 | 286.07 | up 11 marks |
| Cut-off used | Not published | 209.5 | Cut-offs move each year with the cohort |
What is in these numbers, and what is not
Who is included. Counted from students enrolled in an Everest GATE class who sat ASET in March 2026 and shared their result with us.
Who is not included. Students who sat the ASET without being enrolled in an Everest class, and enrolled students who chose not to share their result. Results are not verified against Department of Education records, because we do not receive them.
What a pass means. A score above 209.5, the lowest score that received a selective-entry offer in the 2026 round. It is not a mark set by the Department, and it moves each year.
No cohort size. The denominator has not been signed off, so this page does not state how many students sat. A percentage without a stated denominator should be read with care, including this one.
What we would change. When the cohort size is confirmed, it goes in the answer paragraph, the table and the Dataset markup on this page, and this note says when it changed.
An Everest student recorded 85.58, the highest writing mark in Western Australia in the 2026 round. Writing is marked against the WA GATE criteria in class every fortnight.
Questions about these results
How is a pass defined?
Which students are counted?
Why is there no cohort size on this page?
Where do the 2025 figures come from?
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