OMPT-A
10 free questionsReal exam: 52 questions in 120 minutes, so the mock times you at 2.3 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-A mockEvery OMPT variant on this site, A through G, has a free scored mini-mock: original questions covering a tenth of the real exam, run at the real exam’s per-question pace. You answer in the same on-screen formats the official test uses, the browser scores you the moment you finish, and every question comes back with a worked solution and the mistake I most often see on it. No account, no card, no email address.
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Your offer letter or admission page names the exact variant. Find that card and start; the mock opens straight away.
Real exam: 52 questions in 120 minutes, so the mock times you at 2.3 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-A mockReal exam: 64 questions in 150 minutes, so the mock times you at 2.3 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-B mockReal exam: 30 questions in 120 minutes, so the mock times you at 4 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-C mockReal exam: 21 questions in 180 minutes, so the mock times you at 8.6 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-D mockReal exam: 40 questions in 120 minutes, so the mock times you at 3 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-E mockReal exam: 21 questions in 180 minutes, so the mock times you at 8.6 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-F mockReal exam: 26 questions in 180 minutes, so the mock times you at 6.9 min a question.
Start the free OMPT-G mockThe variant is named in your offer letter, and the tests page compares all seven side by side. Still unsure? The three-question diagnostic on the home page points you at the right hub.
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No account, no timer — just answer it. Every question on the site explains itself like this.
Why start with a free mock
An untimed question tells you whether you know the maths. A timed mock tells you whether you can do it at 2.3 minutes a question, which is what the OMPT actually grades. A tenth of the paper is enough to see both: your score against your programme’s cutoff and which topics leaked the points.
My advice is the same for every variant: sit the free mock before you buy anything, here or anywhere else. If you score comfortably above your cutoff, you may not need paid material at all.
What's free and what isn't
I would rather tell you the boundary plainly than let you discover it mid-checkout.
Free, forever
In the paid bundles
The free mock is not a teaser cut to frustrate you into paying. It is a working diagnostic, and it deliberately includes harder items: if those feel manageable, a full mock will hold no surprises.
Questions
The ones students ask before starting a free mock. The full list lives on the help page.
Yes. Every variant has free sample questions in the same on-screen answer format as the paid mocks, with the worked solution shown after you answer, and no account needed. The free set deliberately includes harder items: if those feel manageable, the full mock will hold no surprises; if they do not, start with the topic pages first.
No, and be suspicious of anyone claiming otherwise. Every question here is written by me from the published syllabus: the same skills at the same difficulty, in the same formats, but every item is original. The real test randomises values anyway, so memorising specific questions was never a strategy; owning the underlying skill is.
Most variants cost €240 a sitting at my last check of omptest.org's pricing; the two long-form tests, D and F, cost €270. A retake means paying the full fee again, and the official practice material is priced on top of that. We sell preparation only; the official test itself is always booked through omptest.org.
Your university tells you: it is printed in your conditional offer or on the programme's admission page, and there is no choosing between them. Rough map from what I see: business and economics get OMPT-A (sometimes F), econometrics gets B, psychology and social sciences get E, STEM gets D, and the Finnish science-track institutions use G. When in doubt, email admissions before you buy anything.
More answers on the help page, including proctoring, retakes, and score validity.
Pick your variant above, or open the tests page to compare all seven formats first.