RMIT UP Language Testing

Finding it

The test center is located on the first floor of the building, and it is easily accessible from the main entrance.

Parking

Paid parking is available, but it is expensive and located a distance from the test center.

Parking cost

$20/day

Arrival tips

Arrive 30 minutes early to allow time for check-in and security procedures. Bring valid ID and any necessary documents.

ID requirements

Two forms of government-issued ID are required for check-in.

Biometrics

A palm scan is required at check-in.

Photo check-in

A photo is taken at check-in for identification purposes.

Security

Security procedures are strict, with lockers provided for personal belongings and ID checks at check-in. Test-takers are scanned before entering the testing room.

Building security

Test-takers must sign in at the front desk and show ID to building security upon entry.

Lockers

Lockers are available and can fit a backpack or other personal belongings.

Prohibited items

Test-takers are not allowed to bring in food, drinks, or electronic devices into the testing room.

Wait time

Wait times can vary, but some test-takers reported waiting up to 30 minutes before being seated.

Facility

The testing room is generally clean and well-maintained, with good quality computers and seating. However, some reviewers mentioned issues with computer performance and audio playback.

Room capacity

The room can feel crowded, especially during peak testing times, with up to 40 seats.

Temperature

The testing room is kept at a comfortable temperature, but some test-takers might want to bring a light jacket.

Noise level

Noise can be an issue, especially during the speaking and writing sections, with loud sounds from other test-takers and construction noise from nearby areas.

Accessibility

The test center is wheelchair accessible, with elevators available for those who need them.

Restrooms

Restrooms are available during breaks, and they are clean and well-maintained.

Water

Free water is provided, and test-takers can bring their own water bottles to the testing room.

Scratch paper

Scratch paper is provided, and it is laminated and reusable.

Calculator

A calculator is not provided, but test-takers can bring their own approved calculator.

Earplugs

Earplugs are not provided, so test-takers should bring their own if needed.

Break policy

Test-takers can take unscheduled breaks, but they must raise their hand to notify the invigilator. The number and length of breaks are not specified.

WiFi

WiFi is available in the waiting area, but not in the testing room.

Nearby food

There are several cafes and restaurants within walking distance of the test center, including a cafe on the ground floor of the building.

Public transit

The nearest metro stop is RMIT University, which is a short walk from the test center. There are also several bus stops nearby.