Do you want to apply for a degree that requires you to take one or more of the maths admissions tests – STEP, MAT and TMUA?

• Students applying for places to study Mathematics or Computer Science courses (including joint honours) at The University of Oxford will be required to sit the Mathematics Admission Test (MAT)
• For The University of Cambridge, Computer Science and Economics courses require the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA)
• For Imperial College, Mathematics, Computer Science and Economics, Finance and Data Science applicants will be required to sit the TMUA
• London School of Economics requires applicants for their Economics and Econometrics and Mathematical Economics courses to sit the TMUA and recommend it for several of their other programmes
• The University of Warwick and Durham University strongly encourage applicants for their Mathematics courses to take the TMUA, and will give a preferential offer to students who gain a good grade

For further information about admissions tests, see: TMUA – UAT UK, MAT – University of Oxford and STEP – OCR.

It’s important to ensure you’re well-prepared because the questions in these tests are longer and less structured than most A level Mathematics and Further Mathematics examination questions. You’ll benefit from getting used to this style of question beforehand and gaining confidence in tackling them.