Careers: Numerical · Logical · Verbal · SJT · Planning
University: ESAT Maths & Chemistry · No calculator
Real exam conditions · Worked explanations · Instant analytics.
Numerical · Logical · Verbal · SJT · Planning & Scheduling — for graduate schemes, internships and assessment centres
Tables, charts, ratios, percentages, CAGR, currency conversions and financial word problems — exactly as you'll see them on real graduate assessments.
Pattern sequences, matrix problems, shape transformations and rule deduction — tests your abstract thinking at the level demanded by top firms.
Business-context passages followed by True/False/Cannot Say questions, testing inference, assumption identification and critical reasoning.
Schedule tasks around fixed appointments, respecting ordering constraints, person availability windows, travel time and end-of-day rules — exactly as in SHL Verify G+.
Rank five responses to realistic workplace scenarios in order from most to least likely — testing how your instincts and values align with what top employers are looking for.
Engineering & Science Admissions Test — for Imperial College, UCL and other leading engineering programmes
The Engineering & Science Admissions Test (ESAT) is a 2-hour computer-based exam used by Imperial College London, UCL, and other universities to assess applicants for engineering and science degrees. It replaced the NSAA and ENGAA in 2024.
Each section is 40 minutes, 27 questions, no calculator. Chemical Engineering applicants typically sit Part 1 (Mathematics 1) and Part 2 (Chemistry).
Algebra, indices, sequences, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, probability, mensuration and calculus — from NSAA 2020–2023, all without a calculator.
Reactivity, atomic structure, stoichiometry, organic chemistry, electrolysis, energetics and reaction rates — from NSAA 2020–2023, core A-level topics tested at speed.
Advanced A-level maths: calculus, sectors, sequences, binomial expansion, logarithms, circle theorems and optimisation — from ENGAA 2018–2020.
Mechanics, circuits, waves, radioactivity, energy and momentum — covering all core A-level physics topics tested in ENGAA 2018–2019.
Pick a test type, select Simulation or Practice, and hit Launch. Your name is pulled from your account automatically.
Simulation replicates real timed exam conditions. Practice mode gives full worked solutions after each answer.
Instant score report with explanations and trap notes. Your dashboard tracks every session and highlights where to focus.
Your personal dashboard tracks every question, every session. See accuracy by sub-type, speed versus the average, and your estimated percentile ranking against other applicants.