Mathematics — University Practice

Select a topic to practice. Each topic contains exams organized by difficulty level: easy, medium, and hard.

Coordinate Geometry→Elementary Algebra→Intermediate Algebra and Functions→Plane Geometry→Pre-Algebra and Number Properties→Statistics and Probability→Trigonometry→

This section tests your knowledge across six core areas of mathematics commonly found in university entrance exams. Questions progress from easier to harder, so managing your time wisely is key to maximizing your score.

What topics are covered?

Six content areas are covered:

Mathematics Content Areas Pre-Algebra 20-25% Elementary Algebra 15-20% Intermediate Algebra 15-20% Plane Geometry 20-25% Coordinate Geometry 15-20% Statistics & Probability 5-10% Approximate percentage of questions by content area

A calculator is helpful but many questions are designed to be solved quickly without one if you know the right approach.

How to practice?

Each topic includes a tutorial covering key concepts, formulas, and strategies. Work through the practice sets at three difficulty levels:

  • Easy — Straightforward, single-step problems to build your foundation.
  • Medium — Multi-step problems and applied concepts.
  • Hard — Complex, multi-step problems and tricky scenarios.

Start with tutorials to refresh each topic, then test yourself with quizzes. Use the explanations provided to learn time-saving strategies.

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