The real ESAT felt like one more Lab45 mock. The questions had the same originality and challenge I had practised for. Nothing else came close to preparing me for the actual exam.
Seoul Foreign School
January 2026 ESAT
Lab45 is shaped by International Olympiad medalists, IB 45 scorers, ESAT 9.0 avg performers, and Oxbridge students. Every mock, question bank, and insight is built to make preparation sharper, more diagnostic, and easier to act on.
Every stage. One platform.
Structured courses for ESAT and Interview prep — learn the reasoning before you drill.
Start with the admissions exam you’re preparing for — ESAT, TMUA, and more as we expand.
Learn from national medalists and candidates for IMO, IBO and IOAA, alongside ESAT and TMUA 9.0 scorers.
A focused session, built around what you need next.
Smart practice, 1 of 4
A little closer to the real thing.
Preview of the Lab45 ESAT mock exam interface, with a timed Math 1 geometry question, answer options, and question navigation.
A note from the founder
Preparing for admissions tests felt like a scavenger hunt. Good resources were hard to find, overpriced courses kept claiming they were the one, and I spent more time hunting and curating materials than actually studying.
My first application didn't work out. On the second try, I knew exactly what to do — which questions to drill for interviews, how to revise for ESAT, where my gaps were. That clarity made the difference.
Lab45 is the grown version of the first ESAT mock exam interface I prototyped and used myself. It's the platform I wish existed back then: quality questions from people who've actually sat these exams, a clear curriculum roadmap, and data-driven insights that tell you what to do next.
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Founder, Lab45
9.0
on ESAT
IB 45
scorer M25
Cambridge
Engineering
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