The "11 Plus" is an entrance examination used in some parts of the United Kingdom to determine a student's eligibility for selective secondary schools, such as grammar schools. It typically assesses skills in areas like mathematics, English, verbal reasoning, and non-verbal reasoning. Students usually take the test in their final year of primary school, around the age of 11. The results of the 11 Plus can influence a child's educational path, as successful candidates may gain admission to schools that offer a more academically rigorous curriculum. The exam is not standardized across the country, and different regions may have varying formats and subjects included in the test.