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Split the time you were given across the sections you are sitting, with quarter-way checkpoints, using the module list only where an official source establishes it.

Sources last checked 2026-08-14

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The test owner controls the test; the institution controls whether your course requires it and by when.

Enter the sections you are sitting

Question counts and time limits are never published here. Read them off the official specification for your sitting and type them in.

Which test

Section names are filled in only where an official test-owner format source establishes them.

Choose a test to see whether an official format source establishes its section names, or enter numbered sections and label them yourself.

Section 1

Questions in this section, from the official specification.

Minutes allowed for this section.

Section 2

Questions in this section, from the official specification.

Minutes allowed for this section.

Section 3

Questions in this section, from the official specification.

Minutes allowed for this section.

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Your pacing

Enter a question count and a time limit for at least one section to see a pace.

Section names not established here

How this tool works

Method version uk-admissions-tools-v1. The tool runs on the server from the values in the page address, works without JavaScript, and keeps nothing you type.

What it calculates

  • Average pace is the minutes you entered converted to seconds and divided by the question count you entered, rounded to the nearest second.
  • Checkpoints show the questions finished and time elapsed at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% of a section.
  • Section names come from the registry only when an official test-owner format source establishes them; otherwise the rows are numbered and you label them yourself.

What it will not do

  • An even average is a reference point, not a rule that every question deserves the same time.
  • Question counts and time limits are not published here; copy them from the live official specification for your sitting.
  • This tool never states whether an application will succeed and never predicts a score.
  • Keiko Study is not affiliated with, and is not endorsed by, any test owner or university named here.

Official sources

Each link goes to the official test owner, institution, or official report. A test-owner page does not establish a university course requirement; that requires an institution source.

  1. UAT-UK Annual Report 2025–26: Candidate Data

    UAT-UK · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2027-08-01

    Use only for dated UAT-UK candidate data. It does not establish that a particular course requires a test.

  2. TARA: Test of Academic Reasoning for Admissions

    UAT-UK · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use for the current TARA structure. Course requirements still need an institution source.

  3. UAT-UK registration and fees

    UAT-UK · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use the live page for TMUA, ESAT, and TARA registration, booking, testing, and fee details. Do not infer a course requirement from registration information.

  4. Admissions tests

    University of Oxford · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use only for Oxford entry-year and course requirements. It must not be generalized to other universities or courses.

  5. LNAT test format

    LNAT Consortium · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use for the current two-part LNAT format. Institution-specific deadlines and requirements need an institution source.

  6. Law Admissions Report 2025

    University of Oxford Faculty of Law · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2027-08-01

    Use as a dated Oxford Law admissions report, not as the source of future-cycle deadlines.

  7. STEP Mathematics key dates and fees

    OCR · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use for the published STEP cycle's dates and fees. A university course page or offer remains the authority for whether a STEP paper or grade is required; this source record does not establish the test format.

  8. UCAT 2026 test dates

    UCAT Consortium · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use for the named 2026 UCAT cycle and current UCAT naming. It does not establish the test format or a course requirement; course requirements still need the institution's page.

  9. GAMSAT Information Booklet

    ACER · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use for the booklet's named administration cycle. Institution-specific score validity and requirements must come from the chosen course.

  10. Tests, tasks and interviews

    University College London · checked 2026-08-11 · next review 2026-09-01

    Use only for UCL courses and the entry cycle stated by UCL. It must not be generalized to other institutions.

Sources and corrections

Next source review 2026-09-01

These records are dated snapshots of official pages. The live test-owner and institution pages win if a requirement, module, deadline, or sitting rule changes. Send the exact page and row when reporting a correction.