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About Me.
What to expect in the trial class.
Five Days
Monday: Introduction to TMUA
Tuesday: Differentiation
Wednesday: Trigonometry and Radians
Thursday:
Friday: Paper Walkthrough
What to expect in the trial class.
Five Days
Monday: Introduction to TMUA
Tuesday: Differentiation
Wednesday: Trigonometry and Radians
Thursday:
Friday: Paper Walkthrough
What to expect in the trial class.
Five Days
Monday: Introduction to TMUA
Tuesday: Differentiation
Wednesday: Trigonometry and Radians
Thursday:
Friday: Paper Walkthrough
What is the TMUA
The TMUA stands for the Test of Mathematics for University Admission.
It is a university admissions test used by UK universities for maths-heavy degrees such as Mathematics, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, and related courses. The test is designed to assess a student’s mathematical thinking, problem-solving ability, and logical reasoning.
For 2027 entry, the first TMUA sitting is listed as 12–16 October 2026, with a second sitting in January 2027
Notable courses where the TMUA is required or strongly relevant:
Cambridge
For Cambridge, TMUA is required for:
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Computer Science
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Economics
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Others
Imperial College London
Imperial requires TMUA for undergraduate courses in:
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Computing / Computer Science
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Mathematics and Computer Science
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Other Department of Computing courses
LSE
At LSE, TMUA is mandatory for:
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BSc Economics
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BSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics
Other universities that require TMUA are Warwick, Durham UCL and more
Frequently asked questions
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