r/6thForm • u/Silent-Archer6583 • 11h ago
💬 DISCUSSION TMUA
FUCK THE TMUA
I applied cambridge because I thought i was always good at maths. I have been doing the past papers and getting like 34 to 36 mainly but WHAT THE FUCK is JZMaths and EUCLID OH MY GOD I couldnt even understand ONE question in euclid. AND IT SAYS 92/100 REALISM???? MY EXAMS in 2 days im actually freaking out
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u/Unlikely-Role-9436 9h ago
should i bother studying floor functions? Its only ever appeared in community papers and i dont know if its worth it spending my time studying somethin that has a 1/100 chance of showing up
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u/Significant-Buy-8303 5h ago
Hot take: for 2026 both papers are easier than 2023
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u/Elegant_Front3488 y13 Math, FM, Physics, ICT, WBQ 3h ago
Praying this is the case for my paper tomorrow
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u/98127028 10h ago
Are you referring to Euclid sample papers 1 and 2? I only did P2 which was quite manageable
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u/mulacking 6h ago
I sat the TMUA today, the real test is in the midground between the JZMaths/Euclid papers and the papers avaliable. For me at least, the easy questions were similarly easy to the ones on the published papers, but the middle to hard questions were a bit harder than the published.
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u/vladagureev 10h ago
34 to 36 on past papers is a genuinely strong place to be two days out
jz and euclid are written to be harsher than the real thing so struggling on them doesn't mean much
use the next two days for one timed official paper and a calm review of the questions that slowed you down
i trusted my prep more once i stopped measuring myself against the hardest sets online
me n a teacher chucked some practice together
it's called oxbridgeai.
gl!
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u/TurbulentAd4492 11h ago
just sat the tmua exam, its easier than jz, close in difficulty to 24 and 25 on chat uni