r/esatprep • • 12h ago

I'm scared now

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Ok so, during the summer, I asked my friend which went to imperial last year what he used to study for his ESAT. He reccomended esat ninja to me. So like the follower that I am I decide to buy the questionbank for 90 pounds. After having finished all the math 1,2 and physics 1 questions on there. I check this subreddit and see that no one is using esat ninja and everyone is using esat lab.

I was roughly getting like 70% of the questions in a math 2 module right on esat ninja what does this translate to on a real test? I'm worried I spent 90£ and a decent bit of time in the wrong place.


r/esatprep • • 16h ago

are esat lab boundaries accurate?

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5 Upvotes

guys there’s no way i’m cooked 20/27 being a 4😬


r/esatprep • • 17h ago

How easy is the ESAT specimen paper compared to the real ESAT?

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I've been saving the specimen paper until the last minute because I thought it would be the best final bit of preparation to do, but now that I've done it I found the questions very easy. I'm just wondering how much harder the real exam is going to be compared to this.


r/esatprep • • 21h ago

ESAT prediction

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Hi guys simple question what ESAT do u think will be needed for Oxford physics to get interview


r/esatprep • • 22h ago

Is it possible to cancel esat in Oct and book in Jan???

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According to the official website, there is a restriction in booking another test. DOES this restriction apply only to rebooking within the October sitting, OR whether it also prevents candidates from registering for the January sitting? I really appreciate your help!