ESAT at UCL
UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering: ESAT requirements
The short answer
For 2027 entry, UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering (H600 and 1 related UCAS code) requires Mathematics 1 plus two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics 2.1 Sit it in the October window (12 to 16 October 2026) or the January window (4 to 8 January 2027).2,3 UCL has not published ESAT scores or offer rates for this course in the sources we checked. ESAT-wide percentiles describe all candidates, not this course's applicants.1
One number, and the gap from your own score.
Covers 2 UCAS codes with identical rules: H600, H601.
One question per module
UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering asks for Mathematics 1, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics 2. Try one original question from each.
Mathematics 1
A map has a scale of . A lake has an area of on the map. What is the actual area of the lake?Biology
The graph shows how the rate of reaction catalysed by two enzymes, and , changes with temperature. Which of the following statements are correct? 1 At , the reaction catalysed by enzyme is faster than the reaction catalysed by enzyme . 2 Enzyme has a low rate at because its active site has been denatured. 3 The fall in rate of enzyme above is caused by a change in the shape of its active site.Chemistry
Magnesium reacts with excess dilute hydrochloric acid in the apparatus shown: . At the end, the gas syringe contains of hydrogen. One mole of gas occupies under the conditions used, and . What mass of magnesium reacted?Physics
A trolley of mass moving at collides with a stationary trolley of mass . The two trolleys stick together. How much kinetic energy is transferred to other stores in the collision?Mathematics 2
For which values of does the equation have no real solutions?
ESAT modules for UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering
When to sit the ESAT
Published scores and offer rates
Not published UCL has not published ESAT scores or offer rates for this course in the sources we checked (30 October 2026). ESAT-wide percentiles describe every candidate, so they cannot say what this course's applicants scored.1
UCAS codes on this page
These courses share the same ESAT rules and the same published evidence, so they share one page.
| UCAS code | Course |
|---|---|
| H600 | BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering |
| H601 | MEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering |
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Questions people ask
What ESAT score is competitive for UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering?
UCL has not published ESAT scores or offer rates for this course in the sources we checked. ESAT-wide percentiles describe all candidates, not this course's applicants.1
Which ESAT sitting should I take for UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering?
Sit it in the October window (12 to 16 October 2026) or the January window (4 to 8 January 2027).2,3
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 UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering applicants scored. No course-level figures have been published yet.1