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The guides we wanted to read and could not find. Every factual claim about the exam traces to UAT-UK and links the document it came from, so you can check any sentence in about ten seconds. Read them here or take the PDF with you.
27 questions in 40 minutes is 89 seconds each, and the median candidate uses every one of them. The structured path from diagnosis to test day, a six-week sprint and a twelve-week plan with hours, the timing drills, and an honest answer to why the specimen papers feel easier than the real thing.
The 1.0 to 9.0 scale, the module-by-module distribution UAT-UK actually published, and an honest answer about Cambridge and Imperial offer-holder scores.
A course-first Cambridge and Imperial table, plus why ESAT's 89-second subject problems and TMUA's longer mathematical arguments feel like different sports.
A pacing plan for 27 questions in 40 minutes that treats banking, elimination and approximation as first-class methods, with checkpoints you can remember under pressure.
The syllabus looks familiar. The recognition load, option traps and 89-second route choices do not. Here is how to train that exact delta.
Unit conversions, boundary conditions, subtle wording and sign traps, each with a worked ESAT-calibre example and the clue that gives it away.
No: the official chart puts the 1.0 bin at about 2.6%. Here is the evidence, the reasoning Chemistry rewards and a two-week hardening plan.
The Pearson VUE screen, an A4 whiteboard system, a concise pacing handoff to the canonical timing guide, October surprises and the incident procedure people learn too late.
No released live ESAT papers, two official practice versions per module, and an honest NSAA/ENGAA map showing what transfers and what misleads.
Four Cambridge courses, eight Imperial department groups, the interview interaction and the honest path from separate module scores to an admissions decision.
A diagnostic-first sprint for late starters that ranks gaps by recoverable marks per hour, repairs Mathematics 1 transfer skills and builds towards full sittings.
A calm 45-minute landing sequence, one-page formula recall, test-centre logistics and the topics, mocks and score predictions not worth cramming.
Every module's official spine, point-ID corners strong students skip, explicit exclusions and a worked example where the integral is zero but the area is not.
More on the way: no-calculator arithmetic that buys the most seconds, focused Biology and Physics guides, and worked reads of difficult legacy questions. In the meantime the score distribution page, the score converter and the timing gym are all free and need no account.