Your child sits a full paper, timed like the real test. The results show an estimated score, accuracy by topic and the time each question took, so you can both see what is secure and what needs work.
Results live in your child’s account. After each paper you can open the review together, on a laptop, a tablet or a phone.
ESAT, example figures
Latest three papers against the previous three.
23 tools for the whole run-up to test day. The ones marked Intensive come with the Intensive plan only.
The review tells you which mistake you made.
A 1.0 to 9.0 estimate as soon as a paper is marked.
See which topics cost you marks.
Time lost on wrong and blank questions.
The official question count and time limit.
Every module in order, back to back.
The fastest no-calculator route for every question.
Every paper's percentage correct on one chart.
Mark a guess and it returns as a replay.
25% or 50% extra time, to match your arrangements.
Your typical time per question against the limit.
Whether your changed answers helped or hurt.
The paper submits itself when the clock reaches zero.
The same paper's skills with new numbers and wording.
A timed paper built from your weakest topics.
Ask why a step works until it makes sense.
Time limits that tighten towards exam pace.
Your recent papers compared with earlier ones.
Written feedback on your TARA essays.
Questions like the ones you missed, with new numbers.
Missed questions return days later to check the method stuck.
Your dashboard suggests what to do next.
Practise one topic at a time, with solutions.
No subscription. Yours until exam day.
14-day refund if you’ve attempted fewer than 30 questions since purchase.
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It depends on the course, so check each university’s admissions page for the courses on your child’s list. As a guide, the ESAT is used for engineering and science courses, such as Engineering at Cambridge and Physics at Imperial. The TMUA is used for maths, computing and economics courses, such as Mathematics at Oxford and Economics at LSE. The TARA is used for courses such as PPE at Oxford and Computer Science at UCL. If two courses need different tests, Complete covers all three.
Both plans are a single payment, not a subscription. Complete includes every paper for the ESAT, TMUA and TARA, worked solutions for every question, a review after each paper with the mistakes named and brought back later as practice, and Writing Task feedback for TARA. Intensive adds a question bank, a pace trainer, help with any question already answered (fair use applies), targeted mocks, paper re-sits, new papers 14 days early and progress reports.
Ask to see the review after each paper: it shows the estimated score, accuracy by topic and the time each question took. Both plans also chart the percentage correct on every paper, so after a few papers you can see which way it is going. On Intensive, a progress report sets the latest three papers against the three before. The estimated score is Noetra’s own calibration, not an official result.
It is Noetra's own calibration, not an official result. UAT-UK publishes no conversion tables, and the real conversion changes with every sitting depending on how hard the questions were, so treat it as a guide to your progress rather than a prediction.
Access lasts at least 12 months from your purchase, or until 30 days after the final test sitting of your entry cycle if that is later. If you have not chosen an entry cycle yet, access lasts 18 months, and choosing one later can extend that but never shorten it. Your end date is shown at checkout and saved with your purchase, and your work and results stay saved after access ends. The full rules are in the terms.
If fewer than 30 questions have been attempted since the purchase, you can have a full refund within 14 days of purchase. Email support@noetra.app from the address on the Noetra account to ask for one. The refund policy has the full terms.
Noetra is built by students who sat these admissions tests themselves. Every question is original, written to the public specification, and never taken or adapted from a real past paper. Noetra is independent and is not affiliated with UAT-UK, Pearson VUE or any university. There is more on the about page.
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