Welcome to our TSA pratice tests. The Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) is primarily used by both Cambridge and Oxford University to select graduate or scholarship candidate.
How do I register for the TSA?
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- Firstly, Thinking Skills Assessment test centres.
- Seccondly, free TSA past papers and how to get top TSA grades.
How should I take Thinking Skills practice tests?
The following Oxford University courses will require you to take both the Thinking Skills Assessment and an additional 30-minute Writing Test:
- For studying Economics & Management at Oxford University.
- Secondly, Experimental Psychology at Oxford University.
- Thirdly, studying Human Sciences at Oxford University.
- And then next, the PPE course at Oxford University.
- Plus, Psychology degrees at Oxford University.
- Then finally, Oxford’s Philosophy and Linguistics degree.
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What does the TSA assess?
The Thinking Skills Assessment evaluates candidate’s ability to organise ideas in a clear and concise manner and communicate them effectively in writing. Questions are not subject-specific and candidates must answer one question from a choice of four.
- Thinking Skills Assessment Cambridge (TSA Cambridge)
- TSA Oxford (TSA Oxford)
- Thinking Skills Assessment University College London (TSA UCL)
The Thinking Skills Assessment practice consists of the two elements of the Thinking Skills Assessment.
Which skills does the TSA test?
- Problem-solving skills:
- Numerical reasoning.
- Spatial reasoning.
- Critical thinking skills:
- Understanding arguments.
- Reasoning with everyday language.
Why is the Thinking Skills Assessment fundamental to your educational success?
The TSA is a
- Pre-interview assessment for Oxford and Cambridge.
- 90-minute Section 1 paper
- 50 multiple-choice questions.
- Average time required to answer each question is 1.8 mins.
- The CTA is a non-calculator test.
- It is administered by local test centres nationwide.
We offer Thinking Skills Assessment practice.
Free TSA practice
TSA Specimen Test Oxford – Cambridge Assessment
Past Papers (2020)
- TSA 2020 Section 1
- 2020 Section 1 Answers
- Section 2 2020 Thinking Skills Assessment practice
Thinking Skills Assessment practice from 2019
- TSA 2019 Section 1
- 2019 Section 1 Answers
- Section 2 2019 Thinking Skills Assessment practice
2018 Past Papers Thinking Skills Assessment practice
- TSA 2018 Section 1
- 2018 Section 1 Answers
- Section 2 2018 Thinking Skills Assessment practice
TSA Past Papers (2017)
TSA 2017 Section 1
2017 Section 1 Answers
Section 2 2017 Thinking Skills Assessment practice
Thinking Skills Assessment Past Papers (2016)
TSA 2016 Section 1
2016 Section 1 Answers
Section 2 2016 Thinking Skills Assessment practice
2013 Thinking Skills Assessment Past Papers 2012
- TSA Oxford 2013 Section 1
- Oxford 2013 Section 1 answer key
- TSA Oxford 2013 Section 1 score conversion
2011 Thinking Skills Assessment Past Papers 2010
2009 Thinking Skills Assessment Past Papers 2008
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