TARA preparation resources: start free, then choose support

UAT-UK's free specification, Question Guide and practice tests are enough to start. Pay only for a specific need, such as feedback on your reasoning, after trying a sample.

By Shrey, Cambridge studentUpdated

Start with the official free materials

New to TARA? Read the specification and Question Guide, then try an official practice test under its module clock.

Already finished a timed module? Enter your mark and minutes to find your next practice task. No account needed.

The free route

  1. Read the specification. List the question types you do not know.
  2. Study the Question Guide explanations, then rebuild each one without looking.
  3. Sit an official practice test on time.
  4. Drill your most common error on fresh questions. Old TSA and BMAT Section 1 papers work well.

When paid help is worth it

ProblemPaid help must add
You cannot say why an option is wrongFeedback on your reasoning, not just the letter
You are right but slowTime per question and route comparisons
Your essay lists opinionsComments on specific sentences, and a rewrite
You have used the official papersOriginal questions, clearly labelled

Test a sample explanation

Worked example Test the explanation

A bus pass costs £18 plus £1 per journey. Single tickets cost £2.50. At what whole number of journeys is the pass first cheaper?

Why this works: Compare 18 + n with 2.5n. The pass is cheaper when 1.5n > 18, so n > 12. The answer is 13; at 12 they cost the same. Good feedback explains why the strict inequality moves you past 12.

Why the tempting route fails: An explanation that just says "13" does not help the student who chose 12.

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