TMUA Atlas
Two papers × 20 questions · 75 minutes each · about 225 seconds per question. Diagnose your level, drill by topic, sit full mocks, and review every mistake — free, in your browser.
- Bank
- 0 questions
- Split
- P1 0 / P2 0
- Topics
- 0
- Pace
- 225s / question
Daily puzzle
One question a day
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One question a day, graded instantly with a worked solution. Keep your streak alive — it lives in this browser.
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How it works
Diagnose → drill → mock
- Diagnose →A short timed set across both papers finds your starting level and weakest topics.
- Drill →Practise by paper and topic at exam pace — about 225 seconds per question — with worked solutions for every miss.
- Mock →Sit full 2 × 20-question mocks under the real clock and convert raw marks to a joint 1–9 estimate.
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Questions
FAQ
What is the TMUA format?
Two papers of 20 multiple-choice questions, 75 minutes each — about 225 seconds per question. Paper 1 tests thinking skills; Paper 2 tests mathematical knowledge and reasoning.
How is the TMUA scored?
Each paper gives a raw mark out of 20, converted to a scaled score from 1.0 to 9.0. TMUA Atlas estimates scaled as 1 + 8 × raw ÷ max, rounded to one decimal — indicative from 10 graded questions, trusted from 40+.
How does review work?
Every sitting is saved in this browser with per-question solutions and trope tags. Revisit mistakes within 72 hours while the reasoning is fresh, then re-drill the topic.
Is TMUA Atlas free?
Yes — the bank, diagnostics, mocks and progress tracking are free, with no account needed. Sign in only if you want your work synced across devices.
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Diagnose your level in minutes, then drill the topics that cost you marks — free, timed, and in your browser.
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