Australia · Teacher education testWhen are LANTITE results released?
| 2027 window | Results out |
|---|---|
| Window 1 | Week ending 25 March 2027 |
| Window 2 | Week ending 17 June 2027 |
| Window 3 | Week ending 16 September 2027 |
| Window 4 | Week ending 9 December 2027 |
You get a message in your ACER account when your LANTITE results are ready to download, and results from earlier windows stay there too. ACER won’t release results early for anyone, because every window’s results go through psychometric analysis and quality checks first.
Is there a LANTITE pass mark?
Not one you can aim for. The questions differ between test versions to keep the test secure, so ACER sets each result against the standard rather than a fixed score, and it says it can’t give a number of questions or a percentage needed. ACER’s results pages don’t give a pass rate either.
Reading your statement of results
Each statement says “Standard achieved” or “Standard not achieved”, and plots your result as a dot on a scale with three bands. A dot above the solid line means you met the standard.
| Band | What it means |
|---|---|
| Band 1 | Below the test standard |
| Band 2 | At and above the test standard |
| Band 3 | Clearly above the test standard |
The literacy statement also shows your band for reading and for technical skills of writing. The numeracy statement shows number and algebra, measurement and geometry, and statistics and probability, plus your results with and without the calculator. If you’re below the standard in a part, the statement lists the skills that would move you up a band.
ACER’s Described Proficiency Scale explains the skills in each band, with example questions.
If you didn’t meet the standard
You only re-sit the component you missed, in a later window, and pay the single-component fee. A pass in one part of a component doesn’t carry over, so you sit the whole component again. ACER suggests asking your university for support before you register again.
ACER doesn’t take appeals against results or re-mark tests, and it can’t give special consideration for illness or a bad day. If something goes wrong during a session, tell the supervisor or online proctor at the time and email ACER the same day, so it can look into it within that window.
Who else sees your results
When you register, you agree that ACER can share your results with the higher education provider you’re enrolled in or plan to enrol in, tertiary admissions centres and the teacher regulatory authorities, which the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) lists by state and territory. Your university passes them on to the regulator, and if you’ve graduated, a regulator can check them with ACER. Government education departments get them only in de-identified form.
Your name, date of birth and university can’t be changed on a statement once results are out, so get any changes made in your account before you sit.
Sources: ACER and 5 more. Checked October 2026.
- ACER: Results ↗
- ACER: FAQ, after the test ↗
- ACER: Re-sit ↗
- ACER: Appeals ↗
- ACER: How to interpret the statement of test results, December 2024 (PDF) ↗
- ACER: Described Proficiency Scales ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.