TMUA practice platform
Sit timed Paper 1 and Paper 2 papers in the real 20-question, 75-minute format, or both together as a 150-minute mock. Every question comes with a worked explanation and a topic tag, so your results show exactly which areas of mathematics and reasoning to practise next.
Real timings, 20 questions per paper and no calculator, so your practice translates on test day.
Answer-key marking on both papers, with a step-by-step explanation behind every answer.
See readiness and accuracy by topic, then follow the next best action.
ExamPrepIQ is an independent TMUA practice platform. It is not connected to the test provider or any university and does not administer the test — it gives you realistic, timed practice in the two-paper format and tells you, topic by topic, where marks are being lost.
Paper 1 tests applying mathematical knowledge in unfamiliar situations; Paper 2 tests constructing and analysing mathematical arguments using elementary logic and proof. Each is 20 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes, no calculator. Papers are marked against the answer key on submission and every question opens into a worked explanation. The complete mock runs both papers in exam order and reveals a combined readiness report at the end.
Between papers, Concept Practice lets you drill questions tagged to a specific topic — algebra and functions, sequences and series, integration, logic and proof — and Focused Sprints turn a weak topic into a short, timed session with a target. The TMUA has no written or spoken component, so there is no AI grading here: the value is the depth of the question bank, the mocks and the explanations.
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Start for free
Every exam on ExamPrepIQ is free to start. Sign in with Google to save your attempts.
Free papers are marked in the Paper 1 and Paper 2 lists so you can try the format and timing before choosing a plan.
Free papers are scored against the answer key straight away, with the correct answer and a worked explanation for every question you attempted.
Browse the question bank by topic, favourite questions and add your own notes — open to every signed-in user.
Attempts are saved to your account, so readiness and accuracy by topic start building immediately.
What you practise
Question counts and timings follow the current test. Questions are tagged to the topic and paper they belong to.
Apply mathematical knowledge in unfamiliar situations, across the topics the specification lists.
Construct and analyse mathematical arguments using elementary logic and proof, applied to the same mathematical content.
Both papers in exam order, with the combined result and a readiness report revealed only at the end.
Drill the bank by topic, or run a short timed Sprint on one weak topic with an achievable target.
Inside the platform
Practise a skill, test it under exam conditions, use the progress report to find the next weak skill, then repeat.
Drill a specific maths or reasoning topic with focused questions or a timed Sprint.
Take Paper 1 or Paper 2 separately under the real time limit, without a calculator.
Sit both papers in one realistic, calculator-free 150-minute simulation.
Track overall readiness, paper performance and accuracy by topic.
Find the topic with the weakest recent evidence and practise it next.
Then return to Concept Practice
Marking, feedback and readiness
Universities set their own TMUA requirements and use results in their own ways. ExamPrepIQ helps you prepare; it cannot predict or guarantee an outcome.
Every answer is checked on submission. You see your score per paper, the correct answer to every question, and the topic tag 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.
Because every question carries a topic tag, the progress report shows accuracy per topic and paper — algebra, sequences, integration, logic and proof — and how each is trending.
Readiness is a score out of 100 that combines skill coverage, recent accuracy, recency and consistency, with a confidence level showing how much evidence sits behind it. It describes preparation, not a predicted TMUA score.
The report names the topic with the weakest recent evidence and offers a Concept Practice set or a timed Sprint to work on it.
A complete mock ends with a combined summary across both papers and a full review of every answer.
Free and paid
Free gives you sample papers in both Paper 1 and Paper 2 with scoring and worked explanations, and Concept Practice.
A paid TMUA plan unlocks the full Paper 1 and Paper 2 question banks, complete mock tests and progress tracking. Plans are one-time purchases for 1, 3 or 12 months and never auto-renew.
The TMUA has no AI-graded component, so its plans carry no coin allowance and nothing on it is coin-metered. Current plan prices are on the pricing page.
How it works
Baseline, diagnose, practise, retest — for both papers.
Sign in with Google and open a Paper 1 or Paper 2 practice paper, or the complete mock.
20 questions in 75 minutes, no calculator. Your first result is a trustworthy baseline.
Review every question with its correct answer and worked explanation, and note the topics behind the ones you missed.
The progress report names it. Drill it in Concept Practice or a timed Sprint, then retest and watch readiness change.
Official information and guides
Dates, fees and university requirements change each admissions cycle — these guides are dated and link to the official sources.
Yes, to start. Free papers in both Paper 1 and Paper 2 come with scoring and worked explanations, and Concept Practice is open to every signed-in user. The full question banks, complete mocks and progress tracking need a paid plan.
Yes. Every question in a scored paper opens into a step-by-step worked explanation in the review, alongside the correct answer and the topic it was testing.
Yes. Each paper is 20 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes with no calculator, and the complete mock runs both papers in order over 150 minutes.
No — the TMUA is entirely multiple-choice, so there is nothing to grade with AI. Papers are marked against the answer key, and TMUA plans carry no coin allowance because nothing on them is coin-metered.
The question bank, browsable by topic — algebra and functions, sequences and series, integration, logic and proof, and more. You can favourite questions, add notes, and run a rolling session on one topic.
No. Universities set their own TMUA 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 TMUA 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 paper builds the plan: a readiness score, accuracy by topic, and a clear next session. Free to start, no card required.
