An adaptive preparation platform for the ESAT — the admissions test used by Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial and UCL. It identifies a student's knowledge gaps and builds a personalised path to exam readiness. Independent, and not affiliated with or endorsed by any university.
Visit live siteThe ESAT covers a wide spread of maths and science topics, and students preparing for it rarely know where their real weaknesses are. Revision time gets spent re-reading material they have already mastered while genuine gaps go unnoticed until the exam. What was missing was a way to answer one question honestly and continuously: what should I revise next?
Algorex built a focused web application that starts with a diagnostic, targets practice by topic and difficulty, and keeps a calm, honest picture of where the student stands.
A complete diagnostic paper produces a per-topic starting profile and a predicted band before the student spends a minute revising.
Every question is tagged by topic and difficulty, so practice time goes exactly where it moves the needle.
Results feed an adaptive path that prioritises the topics and difficulty levels most likely to raise the predicted band.
A single dashboard shows topic mastery, current predicted band, and what to study next — always visible, never noisy.
Each student registers for an account that carries their diagnostic, practice history, and progress over time.
Topic structure and question style are modelled on the ESAT itself, so the diagnostic and practice reflect the real exam.
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