What ESAT score do I need for Cambridge Engineering?

6.0 is a historical benchmark for your average across the three required modules, not a required score. It is our rounded median for 390 Cambridge Engineering offer holders with recorded scores in the 2025 admissions cycle.

Your module scores added up, divided by how many you sat, to one decimal place.

Median offer-holder average across Maths 1, Maths 2 and Physics, 2025Historical calculation

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How many Cambridge Engineering applicants got an offer?

390 of 3,179 applicants with three module scores, 2025 admissions cycle.

What else should I know about this figure?

We calculated it from Cambridge's FOI data: 3,179 applicants and 390 offer holders had all three module scores. It is a median of averages: offer holders did not each score 6.0 in every module. Cambridge's current admissions threshold is not published.

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How we work this out

What it does

Enter your average across the required modules to compare it with 6.0.

Cambridge Engineering, 2025 entry outcomes.

Method

  1. Cambridge: our median of offer holders' module averages, calculated from its Freedom of Information data for the 2025 admissions cycle, counting only applicants with every required module score.
  2. Imperial: our mean for offer holders with recorded scores, recalculated from its official score data with zero-score records left out, divided by the number of required modules.
  3. An average across modules does not mean every module has to reach it.

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