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Free TMUA Paper 1 Practice Test
20 questions in 75 minutes applying GCSE and AS-level maths to unfamiliar problems, no calculator.
20 questions · 75 minutes
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Practise for the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) with a timed online test in the style of Paper 1, Applications of Mathematical Knowledge: 20 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes, no calculator. Questions draw on GCSE Higher and AS-level pure maths, and every answer has a worked solution when you finish.
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20 questions in 75 minutes applying GCSE and AS-level maths to unfamiliar problems, no calculator.
20 questions · 75 minutes
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Each module has its own countdown and ends when time is up.
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As in the real test: work things out on paper.
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See your score for each module, your weakest topics and a worked explanation for every question.
Checked against the official sources below on 27 October 2026.
Algebra and functions
Composite and inverse functions, the factor and remainder theorems, the discriminant, binomial expansions and graph transformations.
Calculus
Gradients, tangents and normals, stationary points, definite integrals and areas under curves.
Sequences, logs and trigonometry
Arithmetic and geometric series, sums to infinity, exponential equations, logarithm laws and counting solutions of trigonometric equations.
GCSE Higher topics, harder
Indices, surds, quadratic inequalities, coordinate geometry and probability, set as multi-step problems.
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No. It's an original test written by TutorAura in the style of TMUA Paper 1 (20 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes, no calculator). UAT-UK publishes official practice papers and past papers on its website; use those too.
Not yet. Paper 2 tests mathematical reasoning and logic. This test is in the style of Paper 1, which applies GCSE and AS-level maths to unfamiliar problems.
For 2027 entry these include Imperial (Computing, Mathematics, and Economics, Finance and Data Science) and LSE (required for Economics and for Econometrics and Mathematical Economics, and recommended for several other programmes). Requirements change, so check each course page and the UAT-UK course list.
No. UAT-UK doesn't publish how raw marks convert to the 1.0 to 9.0 scale, so we show questions correct with a breakdown by topic.
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