The University of Oxford

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The University of Oxford have announced that from 2027 entry they will be using tests owned and managed by UAT-UK (just as Imperial College London, University College London and the University of Cambridge do).

These include the ESAT, TMUA and TARA.

These tests will replace all the Oxford-specific tests previously used.

They will not replace the LNAT (Law) and UCAT (Medicine).

Pre-interview Admissions tests

You will need to take the following tests before the university shortlists for interview.

ESAT: Engineering and Science Admissions Test

  • Biomedical Sciences

  • Engineering Science

  • Engineering Science (with a Foundation year)

  • Physics

  • Physics and Philosophy

For an overview of the ESAT, see:

TMUA: Test of Mathematics for University Admissions

  • Computer Science

  • Computer Science and Philosophy

  • Mathematics/Mathematics and Statistics

  • Mathematics and Computer Science

  • Mathematics and Philosophy

For an overview of the TMUA, see:

TARA: Test of Academic Reasoning for Admissions

  • Economics and Management

  • History and Economics

  • History and Politics

  • Human Sciences

  • Politics, Philosophy and Economics

  • Politics, Philosophy and Economics (with a Foundation year)

  • Psychology (Experimental)

  • Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics

For an overview of the TARA, see:

LNAT: Law National Admissions Test

  • Law

For an overview of the LNAT, see:

UCAT: University Clinical Aptitude Test

  • Medicine

For an overview of the UCAT, see:

You can find out everything you need to know about Oxford admissions test requirements at:

Further information about tests

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