ESAT DIAGNOSTIC TEST
Choose Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2 or both, sit a fresh 27-question no-calculator module, then use the analytical report to separate topic weaknesses from pacing and decision-making problems.
Mathematics 1 draws from a 200-question CF Maths bank and Mathematics 2 from a 240-question bank. Each generated module samples distinct question families so one attempt is not dominated by near-duplicate variants.
The post-test report breaks performance down by topic, question family, difficulty and active time. It also flags long-dwell questions, rushed misses and the areas that should receive revision first.
The diagnostic turns evidence into a structured four-week plan. That makes the assessment useful even if the headline score is disappointing: every weakness is converted into a specific next action.
A diagnostic is designed to locate weaknesses across a broad bank. A mock is designed to rehearse a complete paper under realistic time pressure. Using the diagnostic first makes the later mock more informative.