ESAT practice test: timed parts at the real pace, with no calculator
135 original questions: every ESAT module at full length, 27 questions in 40 minutes, with no calculator.
- Every answer explained
- Timed parts
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Every answer comes with its working. In the real ESAT each module is 27 multiple-choice questions in 40 minutes.
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- 135 questions: all 5 modules at full length
- 27 in 40 minutes for Mathematics 1
- 27 in 40 minutes for Physics
- Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics 2 parts
- Score by part and topic
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Mathematics 1
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Chemistry
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Biology
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Mathematics 2
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About this practice test
135 original questions: every ESAT module at full length, 27 questions in 40 minutes, with no calculator. 4 questions are free.
Independent practice material. Not written or endorsed by UAT-UK, the University of Cambridge, Imperial College London or the University of Oxford. These are original questions, not past-paper items.
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What do I get?
135 questions in 5 parts: Mathematics 1 (27 in 40 minutes), Physics (27 in 40 minutes), Chemistry (27 in 40 minutes), Biology (27 in 40 minutes), Mathematics 2 (27 in 40 minutes). Start with the 4-question free sample, then sit each module in the quiz player: a 40-minute clock, a question palette and mark for review, then your result with the working for every answer and your score by topic.
Is this the real ESAT format?
The official ESAT site says each module lasts 40 minutes and contains 27 multiple-choice questions, with no calculator or dictionary. Every part here is that length: 27 questions in 40 minutes. The real test is sat at a test centre on a computer, and most candidates take Mathematics 1 and two other modules.
Which modules do I sit?
Mathematics 1 is compulsory. The other modules depend on the course: for example Imperial Mechanical Engineering asks for Mathematics 2 and Physics, Imperial Life Sciences for Chemistry and Biology, and Cambridge Natural Sciences for two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics 2. Check your course page before booking: modules cannot be changed on test day.
Are these past-paper questions?
No. They are original questions written to the ESAT content specification. They are not from the official practice materials or from any live test.
Will my score here predict my ESAT score?
No. The real ESAT reports each module on a scale from 1 to 9, set against other candidates. A count of correct answers on a practice set is not on that scale.
How were the answers checked?
Every question was answered independently, without the key, before release, and a question went in only when those answers matched ours. The working is shown with each answer so you can check it yourself.
How do I pay and get access?
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