ESAT Past Papers
The ESAT is the brand new Engineering and Science Admissions Test used by the University of Cambridge and Imperial College London. The ESAT will test your knowledge on mathematics and the three core sciences, so preparation is essential.
As the ESAT is a new exam, there are currently no past papers, but the test is heavily based on 2 existing exams, the NSAA and ENGAA. Both of these exams have a large selection of past papers to utilise, which you can access below.
How to access ESAT past papers
You can access free NSAA and ENGAA past papers with official mark schemes right here at UniAdmissions.
All you need to do is fill out your email address here, and you’ll gain access to past papers from 2016 all the way to 2023.
You’ll also receive the official marking schemes so that you have everything you need to get the mark you need for application success.
ESAT Past Papers
In this download, you’ll find every NSAA and ENGAA past paper from 2016 all the way to 2023. along with the official answer sheet. Just fill in your email address to gain access.
How to pass the ESAT
The ESAT is a tough exam, but you can get through it with a great score as long as you prepare effectively.
For the best chance of success, discover our dedicated preparation programmes, which will triple your chances of entry success. Check them out below:
Our Complete Cambridge Natural Science Preparation Programme
UniAdmissions’ Cambridge Natural Science Programme offers guided preparation through every single aspect of your application, including the ESAT Admissions Test. This Programme is specifically and carefully designed to triple your chances of getting into Cambridge Natural Science.
When you enrol, you’ll have access to over 190 hours of study centred around one-to-one tutoring, ESAT preparation resources, places on Intensive Courses and much more.
This is the most comprehensive support option available for Cambridge Natural Sciences and offers everything you need to get your offer.
You can also get comprehensive application support, including the ESAT, with our Cambridge Engineering Programme and Cambridge Veterinary Science Programme.
- Personal Statement Support
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Our Dedicated ESAT Preparation Programme
The ESAT is incredibly important for getting your offer to study Cambridge Natural Science, Engineering and Veterinary Science applications, as well as many Imperial College London degrees. Therefore, you’re going to have to perform as well as possible to remain competitive.
Our ESAT Preparation Programme is perfect if are confident with the other aspects of the application but feel you would benefit from some guidance with the ESAT.
Our programme is fully comprehensive, offering over 95 hours of study including one-to-one tuition with expert tutors. Plus, you will be invited to Intensive Courses and have access to a large library of revision and practice materials.
If the ESAT is a point of concern for your application, our programme will help ease your worries and get you a great score to support the rest of your application!
- Personal Statement Support
- ESAT Support
- Interview Support
- Weekly Group Workshops
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