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The ESAT (Engineering and Science Admissions Test) is a computer-based test used by several leading universities in the United Kingdom during the application process for undergraduate engineering and science programs. It has replaced some earlier engineering and science admissions tests.
The exam is made up of separately timed modules. Mathematics 1 is compulsory for all candidates; depending on the program applied to, the candidate chooses one or two of the remaining modules (Mathematics 2, Physics, Chemistry, Biology). All modules consist of multiple-choice questions. The ESAT assesses a candidate's quantitative and scientific readiness alongside academic grades and other parts of the application.
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The ESAT is made up of multiple-choice modules, each lasting 40 minutes:
Compulsory for all candidates · 40 minutes
Mathematics 2, Physics, Chemistry, Biology · one or two depending on the program
Each module consists of multiple-choice questions
Which modules are required depends on the university and program
Each module of the ESAT receives its own scaled score, and results are sent to the university you apply to. Universities treat this score as a part of the whole application rather than a fixed cut-off, and each institution may weight the ESAT differently. A strong outcome therefore means consistent, high performance in the compulsory Mathematics 1 module and in the other modules you choose.
The ESAT suits final-year school students who want to study engineering or science in the United Kingdom and is taken in limited test windows within the application cycle. Because the exam draws on school-level mathematics and science, a planned preparation of a few months focused on revising the relevant module topics and on timed practice is suitable for most students.
Mathematics 1 and Mathematics 2
Physics question types
Chemistry question types
Biology question types
Section choice and time management
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