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TMUA
Test of Mathematics for University Admission. The published structure has Paper 1 and Paper 2, each with 20 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes.
Paper 1: Applications of Mathematical Knowledge
Uses the most recent complete TMUA Paper 1 and preserves the original item order.
Paper 2: Mathematical Reasoning
Uses the most recent complete TMUA Paper 2 and preserves the original item order.
ESAT
Engineering and Science Admissions Test. Each official module has 27 multiple-choice questions in 40 minutes; Mathematics 1 is compulsory and other modules depend on the target course.
Mathematics 1
Uses mathematics module-style item groups and organises them into foundation, standard and advanced phases.
Mathematics 2
Combines published ENGAA / NSAA archive questions with Oxbridge Tests original practice written to the 2026/27 ESAT Mathematics 2 specification. Original items are clearly labelled and are not official questions.
Physics
Keeps the 27-question, 40-minute structure and balances mechanics and energy, electricity and magnetism, waves and optics, thermal physics and matter, and atomic and nuclear physics before applying difficulty and individual weakness priorities.
Chemistry
Uses chemistry module-style item groups and keeps the 40-minute module pacing.
Biology
Uses biology module-style item groups and keeps the 40-minute module pacing.
TARA
Test of Academic Reasoning for Admissions. The official structure covers Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and the Writing Task; in-site modules are organised by those skill areas.
Critical Thinking
UAT-UK preparation guidance points TARA candidates to BMAT Section 1 and TSA past papers for extra practice; this module uses the locally extracted, source-labelled thinking-skills pool.
Problem Solving
UAT-UK preparation guidance points TARA candidates to BMAT Section 1 and TSA past papers for extra practice; this module uses the locally extracted, source-labelled problem-solving pool.
Writing Task Planning
Original Writing Task planning practice for prompt analysis, thesis, evidence selection and paragraph structure; it is not an official UAT-UK writing submission.