SAMPLE ADMISSIONS TEST PAPERS:
Depending on the choice of University, University Course, and Year of application, below are some sample Admissions Test Papers that you may find useful. It is very important to check the websites of the relevant Universities and Courses for the most up-to-date information on the relevant admissions tests required for your application.
UPDATE: Due to A-level reform in the UK, and specifically syllabus reform of A-level Mathematics, the MAT Syllabus was updated in 2018. The remainder theorem, radians, and the trapezium rule were removed, whilst combinations and binomial probabilities, differentiation from first principles and other topics were added.
MAT
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Note: The test will be in a similar format as it was in 2007-13, with the modification that from 2014 there will be 5 answer choices for each multiple choice question, rather than 4Specimen Papers and Solutions:
Test Papers and Solutions:
- 2007 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2007 Test Paper
- 2008 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2008 Test Paper
- 2009 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2009 Test Paper
- 2010 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2010 Test Paper
- 2011 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2011 Test Paper
- 2012 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2012 Test Paper
- 2013 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2013 Test Paper
- 2014 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2014 Test Paper
- 2015 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2015 Test Paper
- 2016 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2016 Test Paper
- 2017 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2017 Test Paper
- 2018 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2018 Test Paper
- 2019 Test Paper
- Solutions for 2019 Test Paper
PAT
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Note: The format of the Physics Aptitude Test has evolved. Past papers and sample papers dated from May 2006 but before May 2008 involve two separate papers: one for Physics, one for Maths. Calculators were permitted in the physics test but not the maths test. These papers can therefore provide general guidance on the likely content of future papers but retain the old format and can include quite complicated numerical computations on the physics papers. UPDATE: As of 2017, the format of the Physics Aptitude Test changed – multiple choice questions were re-introduced, and the Physics and Maths sections were mixed up with one another rather than kept as two distinct sections. Calculators have been permitted since 2018. In 2015, multiple choice questions were eliminated. Long physics problems worth 20 marks were also eliminated in favour of shorter questions worth less than 10 marks each.ASK US A QUESTION
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