What ESAT score do I need for Imperial Electrical and Electronic Engineering?

5.8 is the 2025 mean across three ESAT modules for Imperial Electrical and Electronic Engineering offer holders: a historical benchmark, not a required score. It counts offer holders with recorded scores, leaving out zero-score records.

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

Offer-holder average across Maths 1, Maths 2 and Physics, 2025 (our calculation)Historical calculation

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What is the Imperial Electrical and Electronic Engineering ESAT department score?

Your module scores added together, out of 27. Offer holders with recorded scores averaged 17.5 in the 2025 data.

What else should I know about this figure?

We calculated this from Imperial's official score data for the 432 of 455 offer holders with recorded scores, leaving out zero-score records. The unfiltered mean on Imperial's dashboard includes those records and differs. It pools every fee and widening-participation group, so it is not a Home or Overseas figure. Our copy of the official data was taken on 26 September 2026; Imperial's report says it was refreshed on 9 January 2026.

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How we work this out

What it does

Enter your average across the required modules to compare it with 5.8.

Imperial Electrical and Electronic 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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