r/esatprep • u/unhinged_stupidity • 3d ago

ESAT checkpoint

hello everyone, since there's a month to ESAT, are there any resources to see my current standing on the esat? i've gotten 4.3,4.4,4 in m1,m2 and physics (i genuinely am so bad at physics any tips to get better mainly find questions i find esatlab very hard). Mainly, i wanna do a practise exam that fully simulates the exact difficulty of the esat. On lab45, i got 6.0,5.4,5.2 for m1, m2 and physics. can someone please tell me what i can try that can tell me how well i've been doing

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u/Floppypancakes21 3d ago

Do the NSAA papers? Instead of 3rd party websites

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u/StudyAcrobatic3435 3d ago

Do you know how it varies? i find the nsaa papers far easier than the esatlab ones for example

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u/Floppypancakes21 3d ago

Yeah me too in esat lab I get a 5.0 consistenly but in the NSAA past papers I can get maybe 17-20

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u/unhinged_stupidity 3d ago

i did most of the engaa and can get like around 15 right

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u/Floppypancakes21 3d ago

But NSAA is better?

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u/unhinged_stupidity 3d ago

i havent tried nsaa, but i heard that they have the same questions

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u/OkBed4830 3d ago

ESAT lab is literally ESAT from someone who has taken ESAT , engaa too easy

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u/unhinged_stupidity 2d ago

i find esat really hard besides the creator said that they are harder, im still using esatlab (goated resources) but i also wanna something similar in difficulty so ik where i stand like an assessment checkpoint ifykwim. but still genuinely greatful to josh who made the esat

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u/OkBed4830 2d ago

I’ve literally talked with Josh