The Ultimate ENGAA Guide: 250 Practice Questions, Formula Sheets, Fully Worked Solutions, Score Boosting Strategies, Time Saving Techniques, Cambridge ... Assessment, 2019 Edition, UniAdmissions

The book starts off with some good and relevant tips for exam technique and also provides a formula sheet with the necessary formula (something which past papers do not have). In terms of quality of questions, they are quite good for first hand revision, but this must be used alongside past papers to get a more clear idea of the exam-style questions.

This guide contains lots of useful tips to make you as successful as possible on the test, then gives you to practice questions to help see how you can use these tips.

It was good to have such a large number of questions coupled with worked solutions.However, the guide claims it has been updated for 2019 entry but then it includes many complex equations in the formulas section which I don't think are on the specification (like simple harmonic motion), and the topics of some of the questions given I don't think are in the specification (2018 that is) either (like circular motion). You may want to check that on the ENGAA specification for yourselves!!!!!! Nevertheless, I was able to attempt most of the questions, and if you check the spec then hopefully you can identify those questions which need to be skipped.

This book is a great revision tool for the ENGAA, and works well to improve speed, accuracy and knowledge of the specification. The only criticism is that the advanced physics section (section 2) still follows the old exam format. Despite this the questions are still at the right level and the book is definitely worth buying for anyone preparing for ENGAA.

The answers for section 2 are completely missing along with worked solutions. It says they're on page 111 but I go to page 111 and it's section 1 solutions. The contents page says there's at least 260 pages but the book I have only goes up to 132 pages. Why do I have missing answers and pages??? Would have been a good book if I knew where I had gone wrong and how to get better.

Some ok but generic advice but the questions are quite a bit easier than the real thing but the format is just rubbish on kindle lots of the questions just have blank spaces for the multiple-choice part then the answers are just left blank without telling you what it might be. It's more like 150 practice questions with 100 broken ones mixed in the middle. I would recommend just using the plentiful resources on the internet.

Overall it's quite good since it provides lots of questions that seem to be of a similar style to the few official ones. However, some questions are on topics that don't appear to be in the official specification and there are several confusing typos or outright errors in the questions. I would also have liked to have seen more questions of the "advanced" variety. 4 stars because its very good and certainly the best option at the moment for the ENGAA but it could be improved.