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Below are the most common entrance tests our students may encounter when they apply to universities. We are also building out specific test prep of curated resources, free and paid, to help you in your journey. Start early. |
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UK | Subject Specific Exams for the UK |
English proficiency
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Who requires a test?
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These require entrance tests:
Durham, Warwick and others may for some subjects. Check UCAS See also subject specific Exams |
Medicine: Most UK universities require UCAT. UCAT Test Prep
Law: 9 UK Law schools require LNAT. LNAT Test Prep. TARA: Required for 6 courses at UCL and 7 at Oxford. TARA Test Prep. TMUA is used by 7 universities for Mathematics, Economics and Computer Science courses. TMUA test prep.
ESAT is used by Imperial, Cambridge, & UCL for Engineering & Science subjects. ESAT Exam Prep |
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Other Countries
Carefully check if your university of major requires an entrance test. Examples include:
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Medicine in Australia
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Medicine in most European countries
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Some Numerous Fixus (capped-intake) Programs in The Netherlands
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Medicine (Geneeskunde): Universally capped with a rigorous decentralized selection test and ranking procedure.
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Psychology: Frequently uses a numerus fixus requiring specific online or written cognitive/non-cognitive selection tests.
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International Business Administration (IBA) / Economics & Business Economics: Many top universities cap these English-taught tracks and use entrance exams or assignment evaluations.
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Computer Science & Engineering: Highly impacted tracks at institutions like TU Delft or Eindhoven University of Technology often enforce a numerus fixus with mandatory matching tests or math assessments
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Many/most undergraduate degrees in India require an entrance exam. Here is a comprehensive list.
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Check here for an overview of entrance and language exams fro many different countries.