Sit the ESAT before it counts.
Complete practice for the ESAT, TMUA and TARA, including full-length papers written to each official specification, strictly timed, and a review that shows you exactly how to improve.
Estimated score
7.8
Time per question
96s
Weakest topic
Vectors
the questions holding you back
Suggestions
12
personalised questions ready
Admissions tests used for
- CambridgeEngineering
- OxfordMathematics
- ImperialComputing
- LSEEconomics
- CambridgeNatural Sciences
- OxfordComputer Science
- WarwickData Science
- ImperialEngineering
- DurhamMathematics
- CambridgeEconomics
- OxfordPhysics
- UCLEngineering
- ImperialMathematics
- CambridgeComputer Science
- WarwickComputer Science
- LSEEconometrics
- OxfordEngineering
- ImperialPhysics
- CambridgeMathematics
- WarwickMORSE
Everyone preps from PDFs. The test is on a screen.
Sat against a strict clock, with no calculator, while most revision is still a stopwatch and a printout. Take the ESAT: 27 questions, 40 minutes, and official practice material runs out almost immediately. We rebuilt the experience, not just the questions.
- Nothing new on the day: the on-screen navigator, the flag-and-review flow, and an auto-submit when the clock reaches zero
- Original questions: every question is newly written to the public specification, never one you might already have seen
- See exactly where marks are lost: per-topic accuracy and per-question timing, broken out as soon as you finish
- Watch every improvement: sit another paper and watch the topic bars and timings move
Three steps. One paper at a time.
Sit a paper under real conditions
The real exam clock and no calculator. For the ESAT, that's 27 original questions in 40 minutes. Flag what you'd come back to and keep rough paper beside you, just like on the day.
Get marked instantly
Your estimated score, accuracy by topic, and the seconds each question took, so you can tell a weak topic from a pace problem. They need different fixes.
Review the solutions
Every answer is computationally verified, and every solution shows the fastest no-calculator route, so a wrong answer is never wasted.
Everything you get.
20+ carefully created tools for the whole run-up to test day. Some unlock on higher plans.
Full-length papers
Original questions for every module, written to the official specification.
The on-screen exam
The timer, the question navigator, flag and review, and the auto-submit at zero.
Full test sittings
Sit your whole test in one strict sitting, every module in order with no pauses, just like the real day.
Instant marking
Marked as soon as you submit, with an estimated 1.0–9.0 score.
Worked solutions
The fastest no-calculator route for every question, verified by computation.
Why, not just what
Every wrong option is built around a real mistake, and review shows the mistake in the option you chose.
Topic and pace analysis
Accuracy by topic and seconds per question, so a slow right answer never hides a gap.
Score trend
Estimated scores charted mock after mock, so you can watch the line move.
Lucky guesses caught
Tag any answer you guessed, and a fluked right answer still comes back as a replay.
Extra time built in
Sit with 25% or 50% extra time applied to every timed paper, matching your real arrangements.
Mistake replay
Wrong answers return as authored variations of the same skill until you answer them reliably.
Spaced resurfacing
Mistakes come back after a gap, so you prove you have learnt the fix, not just remembered it.
What to do next
Your dashboard weighs your attempts and queues the replay, topic or paper to do next.
Topic question bank
Extra original questions by topic, for when the full papers run out.
Pace trainer
Rapid-fire questions against the clock, aimed at the topics that usually take you longer.
Targeted mocks
Full timed papers assembled around your weak points, sat under exam conditions.
Fresh-numbers re-sits
Sit a paper again with every question swapped for an authored variant of the same skill.
Ask about a question
Follow-up help on anything you’ve attempted, fair use applies.
Writing Task feedback
Structured written feedback on TARA essays, with specific improvements for your next one.
Progress reports
Your improvement made clearly visible, paper after paper.
Yours until exam day.
One payment, no subscription. Prices show in your local currency.
- Every paper for all three tests
- Verified worked solutions
- Mistake replay
- Detailed performance analytics
- TARA Writing Task feedback
- Everything in Complete, plus
- Topic question bank
- Pace trainer
- Ask about a question (fair use applies)
- Targeted mocks
- Fresh-numbers re-sits
- New papers 14 days early
- Progress reports
Not sure yet? Start free with a diagnostic.
Sit a full paper under real conditions, marked instantly, and see your estimated score and weakest topics before you choose a plan. No card required.
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Practise like it’s test day.
The timer is already set. Grab a pen and rough paper to stand in for the wipeable noteboard you’ll get on the day. Question 1 is waiting.
Sit a free paperCommon questions.
No, and they never will be. Every question is original, written to the public UAT-UK specification. Recycling real test content is a copyright line we don’t cross. What we replicate is the experience: the format, the difficulty, the timing, the interface.
Because the real test is on screen, under a timer that does not stop. For the ESAT that means roughly 90 seconds a question. Working from PDFs trains none of the skills that decide your score on the day: pacing, flag discipline, and doing rough work away from the question paper.
The first ESAT, TMUA and TARA mocks are available now. New papers land continuously through August and September, ahead of the 12–16 October window, then more for the January sitting. Buying a plan gets you its papers as they land.
A full paper under real conditions, marked instantly, with an estimated score and your weakest topics. No card required.
Plans are one-time payments, not subscriptions, and Complete covers all three tests, so a late change of course list is already handled. If something does go wrong, the refund policy is published in plain English.