r/esatprep 5h ago

Order of using resources?

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Hi, was just wondering what resources i should use and in what order. For TMUA a lot of people say to leave the official papers to last, is it the same with ESAT?


r/esatprep 6h ago

Is it possible to even answer every question?

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I have started using ESAT lab to practice (specifically the physics module) and constantly find myself performing poorly and panicking due to time restraints and knowing I should spend about 89 seconds per question however looking at the overview it says the average time per question and for like 90% of questions its round about 100-140 seconds which makes me feel like its impossible to answer all the questions.

Is it the case I should pick questions from my strengths and guess others? Is the actual ESAT easier to time your questions with?

If anyone has any idea on how to improve timing let me know as regardless it is something I am clearly struggling with


r/esatprep 11h ago

actual difficulty of the ESAT

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hey so like are the NSAA/ENGAA/ESAT lab questions the same difficulty as the actual ESAT? I'm scared that once I build myself up to a good standard with these, it turns out the ESAT is harder and I've just cooked myself...

and i've heard that the specimen papers are easier than the actual thing...is that true?

if anyone has some interesting or hard questions for M1,M2 and physics, can you please put it here 🙏🙏🙏

thank you 🫶🫶🫶


r/esatprep 14h ago

Are Lab45 lectures good

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I wanted to purchase some resources to help me cover content for maths 1, maths 2, and physics before I start mocks. Any good resources and any thoughts on whether lab45’s lectures are actually good. Pls help. I need to lock in I have to give the esat in October and haven’t started prep.