Test of Mathematics for University Admission
| Conducted by | UAT-UK (University Admissions Test - UK) |
|---|---|
| Exam type | Standardised admission test (computer-based) |
| Field | Mathematics |
| Who can apply | Applicants to mathematics, economics or computer science degrees at participating universities may need it. All Oxford applicants for Maths, Computer Science and joint courses must sit it. |
| How often | Two sittings a year, October and January; which sitting a university accepts varies, so check the current official notification. |
| Stages | Two papers of 75 minutes, 20 multiple-choice questions each: applications of mathematical knowledge, and mathematical reasoning. No calculator. Taken at Pearson VUE test centres. |
| What it leads to | Undergraduate admission to maths-based courses at participating UK universities such as Cambridge, Oxford, UCL, LSE, Warwick and Durham. |
| Recognition | Official / statutory body |
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