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Imperial Chemical Engineering: ESAT requirements

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The short answer

For 2027 entry, Imperial Chemical Engineering (H801) requires 3 ESAT modules: Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2 and Chemistry.1 Sit it in the October window (12 to 16 October 2026) or the January window (4 to 8 January 2027).2 Imperial does not publish figures for this UCAS course. Across its Chemical Engineering department in 2025, home applicants outside widening participation who received offers averaged 13.2 out of 27 across their modules, and 55% of that group received an offer.3

ESAT modules
3 fixed1
M1, M2, Chemistry
Published
When to sit
October or January2
12 to 16 October 2026; 4 to 8 January 2027
Published
Department offer holders
13.2 / 273
Average total, Home non-WP, 2025
Published
Course score data
Not published1
Imperial reports by department
Not published

Imperial's own offer-holder figures for this department, beside your module scores.

ESAT modules for Imperial Chemical Engineering

Compulsory
Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2 and Chemistry1Published[1] UAT-UK, checked 27 Sep 2026

When to sit the ESAT

October window
12 to 16 October 20262Published[2] UAT-UK, checked 27 Sep 2026
January window
4 to 8 January 20272Published[2] UAT-UK, checked 27 Sep 2026
Booking
Institution/course-specific booking restrictions take priority; local appointments may use fewer dates than the full window.2Published[2] UAT-UK, checked 27 Sep 2026

Published scores and offer rates

Not published Imperial has not published ESAT scores or offer rates for this course in the sources we checked (27 September 2026). ESAT-wide percentiles describe every candidate, so they cannot say what this course's applicants scored.1

Imperial Chemical Engineering department results

Imperial publishes ESAT results by department, not by UCAS code. These are 2025-entry figures for everyone who applied to Chemical Engineering, so they describe this course's department rather than the course itself.3

Imperial Chemical Engineering: average total across 3 modules, by outcome
  • Received an offer
  • Interviewed, no offer
  • Not interviewed

Totals add the module scores (each 1 to 9), so the scale runs to 27.

Imperial's own dashboard for the whole Chemical Engineering department, 2025 entry. Department-wide, not this UCAS course alone.Source for every row: [3] Imperial College London, checked 26 Sep 2026
Applicant groupApplicantsOffersOffer rateAverage total: offerAverage total: interviewed, no offerAverage total: not interviewed
Home WP1204940.8%12.510.87.4
Home non-WP27315054.9%13.211.38.4
Overseas58322638.8%16.516.710.6

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Questions people ask

What ESAT score is competitive for Imperial Chemical Engineering?

Imperial does not publish figures for this UCAS course. Across its Chemical Engineering department in 2025, home applicants outside widening participation who received offers averaged 13.2 out of 27 across their modules, and 55% of that group received an offer.3

Which ESAT sitting should I take for Imperial Chemical Engineering?

Sit it in the October window (12 to 16 October 2026) or the January window (4 to 8 January 2027).2

How should I read the published ESAT score distribution?

UAT-UK's percentile tables cover every ESAT candidate. They tell you where a score sits nationally, not what Imperial Chemical Engineering applicants scored. The course figures above are the closest evidence for this course.1

Sources

Every figure on this page links to one of these. A checked date is the day we read the page, not the day it was published. Labels: Published, Past cycle, Calculated from published counts, Estimate, Not published.

  1. 1
    UAT-UKpage 5Published 2026-04. Checked 27 Sep 2026.
  2. 2
    UAT-UKChecked 27 Sep 2026.
  3. 3
    Imperial College LondonInherited dashboard capture; report refresh 2026-01-09Checked 26 Sep 2026.

Data checked 27 September 2026. Missing figures are shown as not published, never as zero or a guess.

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