The Test of Mathematics for University Admission.
5 original TMUA questions, written to the current spec. See how you do before you commit to anything.
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Both papers, built question by question to the family mix, difficulty ramp, option counts and answer formats of a real sitting. Nothing softened. Sit each one end to end, timed, in the real interface.
Show the simulator →75 minutes a paper, enforced exactly as the real thing, and a pause that hides the screen so practice stays honest.
Show the simulator →Paper-by-paper marks, accuracy and pace, and for a full mock an estimate of where you would land on the scale UAT-UK reports.
Show the mock result →Your time on every question next to the average, and tracked against the real paper's 225 seconds.
Show the mock result →A bank deep enough that you'll never see the same question twice. Filter by paper, specification topic, difficulty, or what you haven't seen yet.
Show Practice →Quick start or full custom setup: pick the paper, the specification topics and the difficulty you want to drill, then sit it in GhostPrep's own interface or the Pearson-style one.
Show Advanced practice →Each question you get wrong goes into your mistake bank automatically. Come back to it a week later without the solution in front of you, and find out whether it stuck.
Show the mistake bank →The method that actually runs, step by step, and a line on each wrong option saying which slip it was built to catch. Including the one you picked.
Every question is graded across four levels, so practice keeps pace with you, from finding your feet to well past anything the real exam will ask.
Find your feet. Learn the question shapes without the clock breathing down your neck.
Real-exam standard: the difficulty you'll actually meet on the day.
Stretch. The tougher end of the real paper, where marks are won and lost.
Deliberately harder than the real thing, so the real thing feels calm by comparison.
Medium is pinned to genuine real-exam difficulty. Practice there and you're practicing the actual paper.
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Two papers of 20 questions, 75 minutes each, sat on screen at a Pearson VUE centre with a whiteboard and no calculator. No penalty for wrong answers, and one score on the 1.0 to 9.0 scale.
Multiple choice. AS-level pure maths and higher-tier GCSE put to work in shapes school never asked for: nine question families, from algebra and functions to graphs and transformations.
Multiple choice. Logic and proof: necessary and sufficient, quantifiers and negation, counterexample, what follows from what, and spotting the error in a purported proof.
across 41 full papers you can sit end to end, timed, in the simulator.
Question counts come straight from the bank, and grow every week.
We're borderline obsessive about accurate questions. Every question is written and reviewed against the current spec: same shape, same traps, same difficulty, same clock. Nothing softened to feel gentler than the real exam.
Sessions target where you’re weakest and back off where you’re strong. Twenty focused minutes goes further than an hour of scrolling past papers.
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Cancel in one click from your account, whenever you like, with no retention calls and no hoops. On the weekly plan you are never more than seven days from stopping. On monthly, never more than a month. Either way you keep what you have already paid for.
A single hour of private tutoring runs £50–150, and buys you one sitting. This buys you months.
10 practice questions a day and every TMUA past paper.
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“I did my exam today and I found your platform being the most accurate resource”
“You can tell they actually care about helping students succeed.”
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Yes, in full. Paper 2 is half the exam and almost nobody meets it at school, so the bank carries every reasoning type the specification names: necessary and sufficient, quantifiers and negation, proof and counterexample, what follows from what, and error-spotting. Each comes with a worked solution that shows the logic, not just the letter.
Yes. Every sitting UAT-UK has published is free to download on the TMUA past-papers page, with the official worked answers and keys. They were all written for the paper exam that ended in 2024, and you only get to sit each one cold once, which is why the bank is built from original questions banded to the same difficulty scale. Practice here first, and keep the real papers for a readiness check.
Every question is timed, and once you have checked an answer you see how long it took you against the average for everyone else, and which wrong option caught people. Your analytics then track your median time per question against the 225 seconds a real paper allows, flag the questions that took too long and were still wrong, and show whether your pace is moving. It is the part of the TMUA that practice on paper cannot teach.
Yes. Every question is written and reviewed against the current TMUA spec: same shape, same difficulty, same time pressure. If a question stops looking like the real exam, it gets pulled.
Past papers are a great start, but there are only a handful of them and you'll finish them in a couple of weeks. They also come as PDFs: nothing times you, nothing marks you, and none of it looks like the Pearson VUE screen you will actually sit. GhostPrep gives you the breadth to keep practicing without repeating the same questions, under the real clock and in the real interface, for less than a single hour of private tutoring, month after month.
Most students who see real gains do 3–4 sessions a week for 4–8 weeks. Sessions are short and adaptive, so 20–30 minutes goes further than an hour of unstructured revision.
Any time, in one click from your account, with no retention calls and no hoops. On either plan, cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access to the end of the period you have already paid for. There's a full refund if you ask within 14 days of buying, and your progress stays saved if you come back.
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