Mathematics Admissions Test (Oxford / Imperial / Warwick)
Oxford / Imperial / Warwick MAT — 2.5h paper-based test for Maths / Computer Science / Joint Schools. Q1: 10 multiple-choice (40 marks). Q2-7: 4 longer questions chosen from 6 (60 marks). Pure math up to year-12 syllabus, no calculator. Marked out of 100, cut-off ~50-65 depending on year.
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United Kingdom
University & Higher Ed
25 questions
150 min
50 distinct variants
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MAT Oxford exam at a glance
MAT Oxford section breakdown
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Question 1 — 10 MCQ (40 marks)
10 questions · 60 minutes
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Questions 2-7 — Long-form proofs (60 marks)
15 questions · 90 minutes
Sample question
One solution of x² - 9x + 20 = 0 is:
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the MAT Oxford exam pattern?
- Mathematics Admissions Test (Oxford / Imperial / Warwick) contains 25 questions across 2 sections: Question 1 — 10 MCQ (40 marks), Questions 2-7 — Long-form proofs (60 marks). Total duration is 150 minutes.
- Does MAT Oxford have negative marking?
- No — MAT Oxford has no negative marking. Each correct answer is worth 1 mark.
- How is MAT Oxford scored?
- Scaled score range: 0 to 100. MAT Oxford (out of 100).
- How can I practise MAT Oxford for free?
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- What is the difficulty level of MAT Oxford?
- MAT Oxford is rated Elite difficulty on Wrexa Edge. Oxford / Imperial / Warwick MAT — 2.5h paper-based test for Maths / Computer Science / Joint Schools. Q1: 10 multiple-choice (40 marks). Q2-7: 4 longer questions chosen from 6 (60 marks). Pure math up to year-12 syllabus, no calculator. Marked out of 100, cut-off ~50-65 depending on year.
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