SACE Exam Timetable 2026
Official 2026 SACE examination timetable summary and revision links for major Stage 2 subjects.
The SACE Board has published the official 2026 examinations timetable PDF, including all language examination sessions. The timetable runs across early to mid-November 2026. This page summarises the official release and sends students to the PDF for exact subject sessions rather than duplicating the whole timetable. See the key dates table below for the exact official dates.
The SACE Board has published the official November 2026 examinations timetable PDF, with all language examination dates now finalised.
All exam sessions, including every language examination, now have confirmed dates in the official PDF.
Official Source: SACE official 2026 examinations timetable (PDF)
Last checked against official sources: 17 August 2026
Key Dates
Subject Revision Links
All exam sessions, including every language examination, now have confirmed dates in the official PDF.
English
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Mathematical Methods
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Biology
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Chemistry
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Physics
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Psychology
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Economics
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Business Innovation
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Legal Studies
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Study Tips
Understand the 30/70 Split
SACE external exams contribute 30% of your Stage 2 subject grade. The other 70% comes from school-assessed tasks. A strong exam performance can significantly lift borderline grades.
Review Past Papers
The SACE Board publishes past exam papers and Chief Assessor reports. Work through these under timed conditions and pay attention to common mistakes highlighted in the reports.
Focus on Stage 2 Content
External exams assess Stage 2 content only. Make sure your notes cover all learning requirements for your chosen subjects.
Use the Performance Standards
SACE subjects have clear performance standards (A to E). Review the A-grade descriptors for each assessment type to understand exactly what examiners are looking for.
Use Practice Exams
Simulate real SACE exam conditions with Revizi’s online test mode. Practice MCQ, short answer and extended response questions under timed conditions — then review results to target weak topics before exam day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do SACE exams start in 2026?
The official 2026 SACE examinations timetable starts in early November 2026. See the key dates table for the exact official date.
Has the full SACE 2026 timetable been published?
Yes. The official November 2026 timetable PDF has been published in full, including all language examination dates and times.
When are SACE results released in 2026?
The official timetable PDF does not publish a 2026 SACE results or ATAR release date. Students should check the SACE Board and SATAC once those dates are officially announced.
How much are SACE exams worth?
SACE external examinations contribute 30% of your Stage 2 subject grade. The remaining 70% comes from school-assessed coursework throughout the year.
What format are SACE exams?
Formats vary by subject but commonly include multiple choice, short answer, and extended response sections. Check the SACE Board subject outlines for the exact structure of your exams.
What’s the best way to prepare for SACE exams?
The most effective SACE exam prep combines spaced repetition flashcards for content recall with timed practice exams for exam technique. Review SACE performance standards (A-grade descriptors) to understand what examiners want. Use Revizi’s practice exams to simulate Stage 2 conditions, and focus revision on your weakest topics.
Last updated: 17 August 2026 · Content aligned to the SACE Board of South Australia