The University of Cambridge has been using the Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) as part of its admissions process since 2001. The TSA is used alongside A Levels and a structured interview, as part of the admissions process.

The TSA is a pen-and-paper test. It is a 90-minute, multiple-choice test consisting of 50 questions. The standard TSA contains:

• 25 problem-solving questions
• 25 critical thinking questions

Scoring:-
The TSA is a multiple-choice test giving 1 mark per question.

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