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The ENGAA and NSAA have now been replaced by the ESAT for 2025 admission onwards.

In order to practice for the ESAT, you should use these past ENGAA and NSAA questions to practice: https://esat-tmua.ac.uk/esat-preparation-materials/

The ESAT does not allow the use of calculators. I don’t use a calculator for any of my solutions, and I never have.

It is important to note that not all of these old questions contain examinable content. These questions will be crossed out in the documents on the link above. The ESAT content specification can be found here.

I cannot emphasise how important knowing the test specification is. Please make sure you familiarise yourself with it. Go through each point and make sure you understand them.

Worked solutions

The ENGAA used to have two sections: section 1 and section 2. The ESAT website link above only has section 1 papers.

ENGAA Section 1

• ENGAA 2016 Section 1 (Questions 11, 27)
• ENGAA 2017 Section 1 (Questions 41, 51, 54)
• ENGAA 2018 Section 1 (Full paper)
  • Question 27 clarification: see here
• ENGAA 2019 Section 1 (Full paper)
• ENGAA 2020 Section 1 (Full paper)
• ENGAA 2021 Section 1 (All questions except 32, 34, 35, 37, 38)
• ENGAA 2022 Section 1 (Questions 21, 33)
• ENGAA 2023 Section 1 (Questions 4, 14, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 37, 39)

NSAA Section 1

• NSAA 2016 Section 1 (No requests for these questions so far)
• NSAA 2017 Section 1 (No requests for these questions so far)
• NSAA 2018 Section 1 (No requests for these questions so far)
• NSAA 2019 Section 1 (Questions 20, 29)
• NSAA 2020 Section 1 (Questions 1, 7, 9, 12, 15, 17, 18, 20, 24, 27)
• NSAA 2021 Section 1 (Question 20)
• NSAA 2022 Section 1 (Questions 19, 20)
• NSAA 2023 Section 1 (Questions 30-35)

Section 2 questions

Section 2 questions and answers are not available on the ESAT website. I’m not sure how useful practising these questions will be for the ESAT; this is something you will have to check on your own. Nevertheless, I have some solutions for these questions below, and I do accept requests for these questions.

ENGAA Section 2

• ENGAA 2016 Section 2 (Questions 2, 4)
• ENGAA 2017 Section 2 (Question 4)
• ENGAA 2018 Section 2 (Full paper)
• ENGAA 2019 Section 2 (Full paper)
  • Question 13 clarification: see here
• ENGAA 2020 Section 2 (Questions 3, 16, 17, 20)
• ENGAA 2021 Section 2 (Questions 1, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 18, 19, 20)

NSAA Section 2

• NSAA 2020 Section 2 (Questions 1, 9, 17, 18, 20)
• NSAA 2021 Section 2 (Question 20)

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