Test bookings for October 2024 are now closed. We are unable to make any exceptions to this.

Test bookings for January 2025 will open on 24th October at 6am UK time. Make sure you have a UAT-UK account set up and ready to book here.

Candidates from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Benin, Cameroon, Gambia, Ghana, Iran, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pakistan, Senegal, Tanzania and Uganda,
will need to arrange to pay via bank transfer. Contact us by the 13th December in order to get this sorted before the booking deadline.

Requests for access arrangements for tests being taken in January 2025 are now OPEN. Please fill out the form on our access arrangements page before 21st November 2024.

Test Results

Results for the ESAT and TMUA are reported on a scale that runs from 1 (low) to 9 (high) with scores being reported to one decimal place.

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Scores are statistically equated so that the results of candidates taking different versions of the test can be reported on a common scale.

For the ESAT, you will receive a separate score for each module that you take. For the TMUA you will receive a single overall score.

You will receive your results via your UAT-UK account approximately six weeks after the date of your test – a reminder email will be sent to let you know your results are available. You will also receive an explanation of results document giving more information about how to interpret your scores.

Your results will automatically be sent to any participating institutions included in your UCAS application.

You do not need to provide your UCAS Personal ID when you register for a UAT-UK account or book your test. UAT-UK and Pearson VUE will work closely with UCAS to match your score for your ESAT or your TMUA to your UCAS application using various other data points you supplied at the point of booking.

The way in which your results are used will depend upon the admissions processes of the courses to which you have applied, and most universities will use results alongside other information from your UCAS application when making admissions decisions.