Real offers. Real scores.
Get into the
university of your dreams.
Students practising on ESATify at this moment.
Hand-crafted ESAT practice questions, written to the live spec.
Average ESATify user score in 2025, against 4.5 nationally.
Timed ESAT practice, worked solutions and a live 1–9 score prediction — the smartest way to walk into Cambridge, Imperial, UCL or Oxford.
Built by Imperial, Cambridge and Oxford offer holders who have sat the real exam. Free tier — no card needed.
Trusted by students and offer holders from
The three pillars of ESATify
Practice questions written by people who got in.
Authored by Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial graduates across all four modules — Maths 1, Maths 2, Physics and Chemistry. Every question is modelled on the live specification, and includes questions pulled from past ESAT sittings that aren't publicly available anywhere else.
Timed sessions, in the real test player.
Practise in the exact same UI that you'll see at your Pearson VUE testing centre on exam day. Same timer, same palette, same flag & review. No surprises when it counts.
An algorithm that hunts what you struggle with.
We track your accuracy against every node of the official ESAT specification, then push you the exact question types you keep getting wrong — until they're the ones you get right. Targeted practice, not blind volume.
Our mission
Level the playing field.
We started ESATify because we believe access to top universities shouldn't depend on the school you attend or how much you can afford to spend on tutoring.
The ESAT is a new admissions test with very few high-quality revision resources available. Students from well-resourced schools often have access to specialist teaching and tailored preparation, while many equally capable applicants are left to navigate the exam with limited support.
Our mission is to democratise ESAT preparation by making high-quality, realistic practice accessible to everyone. We want every student to have the opportunity to prepare effectively and compete on merit, regardless of their background.
Real exam questions, the real exam interface, and a smart engine that targets your weak spots. Everything you need, in one place.
Modules
Five modules. One clear plan.
Every module mapped sub-topic by sub-topic to the official UAT-UK ESAT specification — Mathematics 1 is required, and you pick two more depending on your course.
Mathematics 1· Required for all
- Units
- Number
- Ratio & proportion
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Trigonometry
- Statistics
- Probability
Mathematics 2
- Algebra & functions
- Sequences & series
- Coordinate geometry
- Exponentials & logarithms
- Differentiation
- Integration
Biology
- Cells
- Movement across membranes
- Cell division
- Inheritance
- DNA & protein synthesis
- Enzymes
- Animal physiology
- Ecosystems
Chemistry
- Atomic structure
- Periodic Table
- Reactions & equations
- Quantitative chemistry
- Energetics
- Equilibria
- Redox
- Organic chemistry
Physics
- Mechanics
- Electricity
- Thermal physics
- Matter
- Waves
- Radioactivity
Who needs it
The ESAT, by course.
Which modules each course at Cambridge, Imperial, UCL and Oxford asks for — for the October 2026 / January 2027 sittings.
Cambridge
Required for Engineering, Natural Sciences, Chemical Engineering and Veterinary Medicine. All applicants sit in October.
Engineering
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyNatural Sciences
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyChemical Engineering
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyVeterinary Medicine
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiology
Imperial
Used across the Engineering Faculty and Department of Physics. No Imperial course requires the Biology module.
Aeronautics / Civil / Electrical / Mechanical Engineering
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyPhysics
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyChemical Engineering
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyDesign Engineering
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiology
UCL
Required for Electronic and Electrical Engineering (H600 and H601).
Electronic & Electrical Engineering (H600 / H601)
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiology
Oxford
From 2027 entry, Oxford is adopting the ESAT (replacing the PAT). Exact module requirements to be confirmed by UAT-UK in April 2026.
Engineering
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyPhysics
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyPhysics and Philosophy
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiologyBiomedical Sciences
Maths 1Maths 2PhysicsChemistryBiology
Always double-check the official course page before booking — requirements can change year to year
Key ESAT testing dates
Two sittings. Plan your revision around the one your university accepts.
Required for all 2027-entry Cambridge and Oxford applicants. Open to Imperial and UCL too.
For Imperial, UCL and other applicants. Cambridge / Oxford only for mature college or Foundation Year deadlines.
Why ESATify
Built by people who sat the ESAT.
Real exam timing
ESAT-style countdown so the real test feels familiar.
Worked solutions
Step-by-step explanation for every question.
Predicted 1–9 score
See where you'd land today and what to focus on next.
Topic progress
Accuracy across every topic, always live.
Flag & review
Come back to tricky questions at the end of a session.
Built for the ESAT
Tailored to Cambridge, Imperial, UCL and Oxford.
Pricing
One pass. Through exam day.
Free
Try it- 3 questions/day in 2 chosen modules
- Worked solutions
- Basic progress tracking
Season Pass
Most popular- Unlimited questions across all 4 modules
- Exam-style timed sessions in the UAT player
- Predicted 1–9 score after every session
- Spec-coded analytics
- Access through ESAT exam day
Walk into the ESAT with confidence.
Join students preparing for Cambridge, Imperial, UCL and Oxford.