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TMUA practice

The TMUA is the mathematics admissions test used by Cambridge, Imperial, Warwick, LSE and others. Practise it with unseen questions and full worked solutions.

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Unseen TMUA questions, timed Paper 1 and Paper 2, and a free day of Mintnib Pro. No card needed, nothing will be charged.

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What you can do

  • Practise by topic

    Short sets of unseen questions, marked as you go, with the solution after each one.

    Practise by topic
  • Sit a timed paper

    Paper 1 and Paper 2, twenty questions in seventy five minutes each, marked, with every solution afterwards.

    Sit a timed paper
  • Start here

    A dated plan for this sitting: what to do first, and what to leave.

    Start here
  • The methods

    The approaches that save time in Paper 1 and Paper 2, worked through.

    The methods
  • Sample papers

    Paper 1 and Paper 2 with full worked solutions, free to read.

    Sample papers
  • Where you stand

    A short diagnostic that shows which topics are costing you marks.

    Where you stand

Your first five minutes

  1. Create a free accountAn email address and a password, or one tap with Google or Apple. Your free Pro day starts by itself. No card needed, nothing will be charged.
  2. Answer your first questionsUnseen and marked, each with its worked solution.
  3. Keep going where it countsEvery session after that opens on one next step, chosen from your own answers.

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About the test

The TMUA is two papers of twenty multiple choice questions, seventy five minutes each: the first on mathematical application, the second on mathematical reasoning. It rewards clean method under time rather than wide content knowledge, which is why practising the method is worth more than revising more topics.

The specification, the dates and the rules come from the organisation that sets the test and should be read there first. Mintnib is independent of it.

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