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ESAT Maths 1

Your AI coach for ESAT Maths.

Nulius is an AI coach for ESAT Maths 1 that diagnoses your exact weak spots and tells you exactly what to drill next — not another pile of past papers to guess through.

A preview of your plan

This week's plan

Graph transformations Focus here
Sequences & series Adequate
Algebraic manipulation Strong
Coordinate geometry Focus here

Next session: 12 questions on graph transformations & coordinate geometry, each with a worked explanation and a faster method if you go over time.

Sound familiar?

This is what self-directed ESAT prep actually looks like right now — a browser full of half-answers, and no idea if any of it is working.

YouTube — "ESAT paper 2 answers explained"
Reddit — "is my method even right?"
Notes app — "mistakes to review" (never opened again)
Past paper #3 — page 6, half-finished

A learning engine, not a question bank

Nulius runs the same loop every time you open it — the same one, every session, for as long as you're prepping.

Step one

Find your weak spots

A short diagnostic — under 10 questions — maps your specific weak spots, not just a percentage score. You see exactly which micro-skills need work, and which don't.

A preview of your results

Graph transformations Focus here
Sequences & series Adequate
Algebraic manipulation Strong

Step two

Get a plan, not just a score

We tell you exactly what to work on next — not "more graph transformation questions," but the specific trap you keep falling into. Every session opens with your queue already built.

A preview of your plan

Next session: 12 questions on graph transformations & coordinate geometry — algebraic manipulation is already exam-ready, so we'll leave it alone.

Step three

Practise, then reassess

Every wrong answer gets a reasoning review — why you picked it, plus a faster method if you went over time, not just that it's wrong. Your plan updates after every session, so you always know what's next.

A preview of a reasoning review

"You chose B. This is the most common trap on graph transformation questions — in f(x + k), the shift is left, not right. Your method was right; you applied it to the wrong direction. Faster method: substitute x = 0 first — quicker than sketching the full graph."

Then the loop starts again — back to step one, with an updated plan.

Built for a test where one mistake costs the mark.

The ESAT gives no partial credit and 89 seconds a question. Nulius tracks every mistake and every overrun across every session, and turns the pattern into exactly what to drill next — automatically, every time you open it.

Pricing

Missing your offer costs more than a resit — it can mean a different university, a different course, a different starting salary. One hour with a private tutor already costs £50-100. Nulius covers your entire prep cycle for less than that, one payment, no subscription.

Full access

£60 one-time

Covers you through your exam sitting — October or January.

  • Diagnostic & weakness map
  • Personalised practice queue
  • Reasoning review on every question
  • Speed tracking against the 89-second target

One-time payment. 3 months access. No subscription.

Questions

Not yet. The diagnostic and practice engine are in development and we hope to launch soon. Get early access and we'll email you the moment the free diagnostic is ready, ahead of general access.

They're both genuinely good for a one-off explanation. Neither tracks that you've made the same mistake four times, or that you're spending three times the exam's pace on questions you're getting right anyway. Nulius tracks both, across every session, and turns it into a plan automatically.

That's fine. The diagnostic works whether you're starting from scratch or you've already worked through a stack of past papers. It maps what's actually still weak, not what you've already covered.

There are two sittings each year: one in October, open to all candidates, and one in January, which isn't available to Cambridge or Oxford applicants unless you're applying to a mature college with a January deadline at Cambridge, or an Oxford Foundation Year programme. Full access is designed to cover you through whichever sitting applies to you.

Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, and UCL all use the ESAT for some of their engineering, physics, natural sciences, and veterinary medicine courses. Requirements vary by course, so check the specific course page at the university you're applying to.

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