Core mathematics
We practise applying mathematical knowledge in unfamiliar situations and selecting efficient methods.
Undergraduate Admissions
ESAT
Engineering and Science Admissions Test
Advanced problem-solving preparation aligned with the modules required by engineering and science courses.
- Assessment approach
- Applying science and mathematics
- Module choice
- Depends on the target course
Understand the exam
What is ESAT?
The Engineering and Science Admissions Test is a modular admissions assessment used by selected engineering and science programmes.
Required modules can depend on the course, so candidates should confirm the current requirements on the relevant university course page before planning preparation.
Who is it for?
Engineering and science applicants
What is it used for?
Admission to selected UK engineering and science programmes
Academic scope
What does it assess or cover?
- 01Mathematics 1
- 02Mathematics 2
- 03Physics
- 04Chemistry
Study system
Preparation areas
Select a card to explore the preparation areas and Oriens study roadmap.
01 / 04
Exam facts summary
Course-relevant modules
Physics, chemistry, biology or further mathematics work is selected from the student's actual application requirements.
Technical problem solving
We develop the ability to move from known science and mathematics to controlled application.
Preparation Roadmap
We first establish the modules required by the target course, then create a content checklist and timed problem-solving plan aligned with the official specification.
- Core mathematics
- Course-relevant modules
- Technical problem solving
Test structures, content, dates and registration requirements can change. Verify current information for your application cycle with the official test provider and target institution.
Common questions
What to know before preparing
ESAT · Oriens Academy
Let's clarify your ESAT module route.
We can review your target course and academic foundation, then focus preparation on the right modules.