ESAT practice platform
Practise all five ESAT modules — Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, Biology, Chemistry and Physics — in the real 27-question, 40-minute format, or sit the modules you are taking back to back as a full mock. Every question comes with a worked explanation and a topic tag from the official content specification, so each result shows exactly what to practise next.
ESAT in one view
Mathematics 1 is compulsory; your chosen course decides the others. Practise any module on its own, then sit your combination as one timed mock. The practice library is summarised directly below.
The compulsory module: the core mathematics every ESAT candidate sits, whatever their course.
Advanced mathematics for courses that ask for it: functions, sequences, trigonometry, logarithms and calculus.
Cells, inheritance and DNA, enzymes, animal and plant physiology, variation and ecosystems.
Atomic structure and periodicity, bonding and redox, quantitative chemistry, rates and energetics, electrolysis and organic chemistry.
Electricity and magnetism, mechanics, thermal physics, matter, waves and radioactivity.
The modules you are taking, each separately timed and back to back with no breaks, as in the real test — with every result revealed at the end.
Practise the question bank topic by topic, using the families of the official ESAT content specification.
The mock runs whichever modules you choose. Concept Practice questions are standalone items rather than papers, so they are not counted in the mock and practice test figures.
Your preparation loop
Start with one topic, one module or a complete mock. Every result points towards the next useful practice session.
Target one topic from the content specification with focused questions.
Take any of the five modules on its own under the real 40-minute limit.
Sit your chosen modules back to back, each separately timed, with no breaks.
Track readiness, module performance and accuracy by topic.
Find the topic with the weakest recent evidence and practise it next.
Then return to Concept Practice
Feedback and access
Instant answer-key marking, a worked explanation for every question, and topic-level evidence across every result.
Every answer is checked on submission. You see your score for the module, the correct answer to every question, and the specification topic it was testing.
Each question in the review opens into a step-by-step explanation, so a wrong answer becomes a method you can reuse rather than a number.
Track readiness and accuracy by module and topic for the modules you are preparing, then use the next best action to choose a Concept Practice set or a timed module.
Official information and guides
Dates, fees and university requirements change each admissions cycle — these guides are dated and link to the official sources.
Yes. The full mock, a practice test in every module, Concept Practice and worked explanations are all free — sign in with Google and start, no card required.
All five: Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Each is 27 multiple-choice questions in 40 minutes, the same format as the real test.
Yes. Tell the app which modules you are preparing for and your home and progress focus on them. The complete mock runs those modules back to back, and every other module stays available to practise on its own.
Yes. Every question in a practice test or mock opens into a step-by-step worked explanation in the review, alongside the correct answer and the specification topic it was testing.
The question bank, browsable by topic from the ESAT content specification — algebra, probability, inheritance, quantitative chemistry, mechanics and more — so you can drill one weak area at a time.
No. Universities set their own ESAT requirements and use results alongside the rest of an application. ExamPrepIQ is not affiliated with the test provider or any university and cannot guarantee any score or admissions outcome.
Dates, fees and deadlines are set by the test provider and change each cycle. See the dated ESAT 2027 guide linked above, which links to the official sources — and always confirm on the official website before booking.
Begin with a baseline
Your first timed module builds the plan: a readiness score, accuracy by topic, and a clear next session. Free to start, no card required.
