Aggregate results

How is Aotearoa scoring?

Live, anonymous outcomes from people who have completed their mock-test series and chosen to contribute. Each respondent counts once: the outcome of one series of up to six attempts. Demographics with fewer than 15 responses are reported by count only — not by score — so individuals can't be inferred from a tiny sample.

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By outcome

How many attempts did it take?

Each respondent has exactly one outcome — they either passed on one of their six attempts, or they failed all six. This is a mock test only; nothing on this site triggers any real-world process. In the official test, a sixth-attempt failure would be referred back to the Department of Internal Affairs, which could either reject the citizenship application or refer it directly to the Minister of Internal Affairs.

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By birthplace

Where you were born

Three groupings: born in New Zealand to New Zealand-born parents, born in New Zealand to parents born overseas, or born overseas. Each tile shows the share of respondents in that grouping who passed within six attempts.

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By voting intention

If a general election were held tomorrow…

The party respondents say they would most likely give their party vote to.

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By region

Where in Aotearoa you live

The 16 regional council areas plus the Chatham Islands Territory and respondents living overseas.

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How these numbers are produced Every result on this page comes from people who completed a series on this site and clicked "Submit anonymous result". A series is one to six attempts ending in either a pass or a final sixth-attempt fail. The outcome label "FAIL_REFERRED" is only a category tag for that final-fail grouping — no actual referral to any agency takes place. Each respondent contributes one outcome. No personal information is recorded — only the score, the time taken, the attempt number, the outcome, and three demographic answers (birthplace, voting intention, region). The 15-response threshold suppresses small groupings so individuals cannot be inferred from a tiny sample. The dataset is not weighted to reflect the New Zealand population, and is not a representative survey. It is a self-selecting opt-in dataset.