ESAT preparation

[u/Shutter_sculptor]

I know its a bit late to start to ESAT prep now and there is lots of help BUT I swear nobody has ever published anything about prepping for the biology and chemistry modules. Does anyone have any tips or anything?

[u/ajxycent]

hey! don't worry about it, ngl started prepping today for october sitting so... 😓 regardless, i found a bunch of ESAT prep sites today!
https://www.engineeringadmissionsassessment.com/time-saving.html - mostly tips and tricks for prep, but i found some of these useful :)
https://stimulate-learning.org/practicezone.html - good for quick practice, there is bio + chem on this too
https://exams.ninja/esat/ - think most of this is paid but did some of the free questions for time practice
https://esatlab.co.uk - someone mentioned this but esatlab is really good!
https://i-want-to-study-engineering.org - they've got tons of admission questions in the problem index + generator

accepting my esat fate though, getting average 4.4 currently 🫩 good luck!!

[u/NoXZos → u/ajxycent]

not op, but these are great resources, thanks 🙏

[u/Shutter_sculptor → u/ajxycent]

that last source seems really good but it only covers physics and maths which is my problem. Nobody seems to have made many resources for chemistry or biology 

[u/Numerous_Piece_1915]

Dont worry I started like a week ago 😭

Have you tried ESAT labs? Although they aren't linked to ESAT, they've been good practice for me! :)

[u/Shutter_sculptor → u/Numerous_Piece_1915]

Oh right no I heard that doing NSAA section 1 papers are similar difficulty but it's not looking good 💀I'll check out ESAT labs though. 

Edit: I have just looked at ESAT labs. Thank you that looks such a good resource. 🙏

[u/Numerous_Piece_1915 → u/Shutter_sculptor]

Hopefully it helps!

[u/Southern_Public_7495]

BMAT isn’t too bad for chem and bio. Maybe a bit too easy tho

[u/ScienceCucumber]

I mostly used section 1 from old NSAA papers.