TCAS: plan from each programme’s admission criteria

What to check

• Check eligibility and the intended admission round
• Check required subjects and score weightings
• Check announcements for the application year

Build a preparation plan

1. Record the programme, institution, admission round and academic year. Read the programme’s own current announcement.
2. List required subjects, minimum eligibility and score weights. Verify which examination year is accepted; ask admissions when unclear.
3. Try official sample questions. Separate gaps in understanding from time-management problems and plan practice by topic.
4. Before booking tuition, request a lesson plan, a worked explanation, a price for the intended lesson length and confirmed availability.
5. Recheck announcements before applying and sitting an exam. Revise your plan if requirements or dates change.

Using older study materials

Older questions can support practice where topics still match. Check current specifications rather than relying on an old test label. The links below suggest related topics; they are not score-conversion or direct-equivalence rules.

Sources and scope

1. myTCAS — TCAS70 blueprint & sample questions
2. myTCAS — organiser announcements

Sources checked 2026-10-22. A source check is not endorsement by the organiser; sample questions do not guarantee an identical test each year.

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