2005–2025. Tick when attempted. Score = raw mark.

2013–2025 (introduced 2013, so nothing earlier). Score out of 100.

2005–2025. Tick when attempted. Use the box for notes — e.g. "Completed Q1, Q2. Struggled with Q3, ran out of time on Q5."

1996–2023 only, i.e. before the 2024 switch to 25 MCQ + 2 long questions. In this era Q1 was 10 multiple-choice parts, Q2–7 were long answer (you'd attempt 5, depending on course). MCQ score and long-answer score tracked separately. Note: 1999 paper isn't publicly available, so just skip it.

2016–2025. Each year has Paper 1 and Paper 2, 20 questions each. Raw score out of 20 and scaled score out of 9.0 for each paper.

2006–2023 (2024 onward went online/MCQ-only and papers weren't released). Note: PAT is scored as a single raw mark out of 100 — it doesn't use the 1.0–9.0 scale ENGAA/NSAA/TMUA use, so that's what's tracked here.

2016–2023 (Cambridge Engineering test, discontinued after 2023). Section 1A = standard Maths & Physics, Section 1B = advanced Maths & Physics, Section 2 = advanced Physics. Each scored 1.0–9.0.

2016–2023 (Cambridge Natural Sciences test, discontinued after 2023). Chemistry/Biology parts skipped since they're not relevant to you. Tracked: Section 1 Part A (Maths, compulsory), Section 1 Physics/Advanced Physics part, and Section 2 Physics. Each scored 1.0–9.0. Exact part lettering (B vs E) shifted a bit year to year — just use whichever was the physics option for that year's paper.

Only started in 2025, so there's just one past sitting so far plus the upcoming 2026 one. Score box takes a number or a sentence — whatever's useful to you.

2005–2025. Score box takes a number or a sentence — whatever's useful to you.