Admissions Test Tuition

Admissions Tests are exams required for Oxbridge applicants of various courses. While not every Oxbridge courses requires an Admissions Test, many of the most popular courses do.

Examples of Oxbridge Admissions Tests include:

• University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT)
• Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT)
• Engineering and Science Admissions Test (ESAT)
• Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA)
• Physics Admissions Test (PAT)
• Mathematics Admissions Test (MAT)
• Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA)

Please note that some of these tests are required or accepted by other universities other than Oxford and Cambridge. 

At UniAdmissions, we’ve guided hundreds of students to Oxford and Cambridge for more than a decade, achieving success rates over three times the national average. To maintain this, we implement the Scholar Limit, restricting programme admissions to ensure every student receives the high-quality teaching and support they deserve.

While we support more applicants each year, the Scholar Limit ensures we uphold our standards and maximize students’ chances of success. If capacity is full, you can enrol early for the next cohort, securing your spot and gaining immediate access to the UniAdmissions Portal and its resources.

Alternatively, you can join our waitlist or apply for the Fellows Programme, which allows you to start anytime with added benefits.

Admissions tests are required for many major courses taught at Oxford and Cambridge, including Medicine, Law, Engineering, Economics, Mathematics, Natural Science, Physics, PPE and more. 

If you’re unsure of if your course requires an admissions test, check the official course page and review the entry requirements.