Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP 21) Graduate Exit Exam(GEE)

The Graduate Exit Examination for the 21st Century also known as GEE 21 was administered to Grade 10 students in English language arts and math, as well as grade 11 students in science and social studies. Students are required to clear the GEE tests to receive a high school diploma.

Exam Details

  • 10th graders who have passed on or after 2001-2002 need to achieve at least the basic achievement rankings or above on all the English Language Arts and Mathematics tests as well as in Science or Social Studies test if students are eligible for it. 

    • Achievement Rankings
    Students who have appeared for the GEE no longer receive their results as scores but as achievement rankings.

  • Advanced: - If the student has done exceptionally well and has shown superior performance beyond the level of mastery.
  • Mastery:- This level shows that the student has shown competency skills over challenging subject matters and is now prepared for the next level of education.
  • Basic:- This level only shows that the student has fundamental skills and knowledge needed for the next level of education,
  • Approaching Basic:- At this level the student has shown partial knowledge and skills to go to the next level of education.

Preparing for the GEE - Test Help & Study Tips


Multiple Choice. The Science (Session 1) and the Social Studies (Session 1) are multiple choice. Tips on improving your score >>>

Essay Questions. The English Language Arts (Session 1) has an essay question.
Learn how to answer essay questions >>>

Time Limits. All Sessions have a time limit. Learn how to work with time limits >>>

Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP 21) GEE Practice Test Questions


Practice Reading Comprehension Questions - (includes Main Idea and Making Inferences)
Practice Math Questions (General)
Basic Math (Very Basic - Long & Short Division, Multiplication, Decimals, Fractions, Percent etc.)
Basic Math II (Percentage, Fractions Decimals exponents, simple algebra, parentheses removal etc.)
Basic Algebra (Word Problems using basic algebra)
Exponents (Adding, subtracting and multiplying exponents and exponent fractions)


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