TMUA · P1
Paper 1: Applications of Mathematical Knowledge
Free
TMUA · ESAT · ENGAA · NSAA
80 admissions-test papers,
marked for you.
Every TMUA, ENGAA and NSAA past paper the publishers have released, plus the ESAT specimen material — 70 of them scored automatically from the published answer keys, so you enter your letters and get your mark and your weak topics instead of counting by hand. And 5 full-length Telos mocks, written for this and timed like the real thing.
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Telos mocks
Written by us, modelled on the real format, timing and question styles. These are not past papers and not reproductions of anybody's — they exist because there are only so many real papers and most candidates run out of them. The clock is server-authoritative, so closing the tab does not pause it.
TMUA · P2
Paper 2: Mathematical Reasoning
Free
ESAT · M1
Mathematics 1
Free
ESAT · M2
Mathematics 2
Free
ESAT · PHY
Physics
Free
A further 5 Telos mocks are £1 each, or included with Pro. The 5 above cost nothing.
Past papers
The official catalogue
Reproduced from the publishers' own free releases. You enter the letters you chose; Telos marks them against the published key, scores the paper, and tells you which topics the wrong ones belong to. The papers themselves open once you have an account — they are third-party materials and we do not serve them from public URLs.
| Test | Papers | Years | Auto-marked | PDFs hosted |
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| NSAA | 36 | 2016–2023 | 36 | Yes |
| TMUA | 18 | 2016–2023 | 18 | Yes |
| ENGAA | 16 | 2016–2023 | 16 | Yes |
| ESAT | 10 | 2024–2025 | — | Keys only |
| Total | 80 | — | 70 | — |
Where a paper has no published answer key, Telos still tracks the sitting and your own marks — it just cannot score it for you. The ESAT material is new enough that no keys have been released.
Why bother logging them
A score tells you less than a pattern.
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Enter your answers, not your total. Letters for a multiple-choice paper, marks per question for a written one. It takes about two minutes and it is the difference between knowing you got 14 and knowing which 6 you lost.
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Telos groups the losses by topic. Across every paper you have logged, not just the last one — so a weakness that costs you two marks on every paper shows up as what it is rather than as bad luck four times.
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It tells you what to do next. A short list, ordered by how many marks it is actually worth, rather than a dashboard for you to interpret.
Coming up
Telos National Mock — Saturday 10 October
One free paper, sat by everyone inside the same window (10:00–22:00), so the mark comes with a position against everyone else who sat it.
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