Applying knowledge
We use familiar mathematics flexibly in unfamiliar question settings.
Undergraduate Admissions
Test of Mathematics for University Admission
Preparation for advanced mathematical thinking and proof-led reasoning under time pressure.
Understand the exam
The Test of Mathematics for University Admission is used for applicants to mathematics and mathematics-related degrees to demonstrate application and reasoning skills.
Requirements and use of results can vary by course and institution; current information should be confirmed on official university pages.
Who is it for?
Applicants to mathematics-intensive degrees
What is it used for?
Admission to selected UK mathematics, economics and computer science programmes
Academic scope
Study system
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We use familiar mathematics flexibly in unfamiliar question settings.
We work on statements, necessary and sufficient conditions, and logical deduction.
We compare approaches and select controlled, economical routes to an answer.
Content review is integrated with mathematical reasoning and timed problem sets. Errors are examined through assumptions and solution paths, not only final answers.
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
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