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OMPT-E
The statistics variant: algebra plus probability, built for social sciences.
Psychology and social-science programmes typically sit OMPT-E. It swaps calculus depth for descriptive statistics, combinatorics, probability, and random variables. School tracks rarely get far into probability, so much of this is new material for most candidates, and that is where the underestimating happens. 40 questions in 120 minutes leaves no time to derive things from scratch.
Format
40questions
120minutes
3.0min per question
Who requires it
Every requirement below was verified against the university's own admission page; each university page links the exact source. Cutoffs move between intakes, so always confirm on your programme's page.
Amsterdam · Netherlands
Amsterdam · Netherlands
Vilnius / Kaunas / Šiauliai · Lithuania
Vilnius · Lithuania
Comparing offers across universities? The full table lists every verified OMPT requirement in one place, sources included.
Scoring
Scale
Percentage score, 0–100%
Our mocks score instantly in your browser. The official test does not: standard grading returns your certificate in about 8 business days, so plan your booking around that wait.
Typical cutoff
65–70% depending on the programme
Every university sets its own bar per programme, so this range is a guide, never a promise. Aim ten points above your target cutoff in practice; exam-day nerves cost about that much.
Study plan
Four weeks is enough for most students who can give it an hour a day. This is the OMPT-E order I use with my own students.
Week 1
Algebra and equations — the quiet half of the test that still decides your score.
Week 2
Functions, exponentials, logarithms; start descriptive statistics.
Week 3
Counting, probability rules, random variables. Drill until notation stops slowing you down.
Week 4
Distributions, then mixed timed mocks at three minutes per question.
Prefer it mapped onto your actual exam date? The study planner turns this outline into a dated week-by-week schedule.
Try one
This is question one of the free OMPT-E mock — real difficulty, no warm-up softball.
Functions
The function f(x) = 5x − 3 produces the output 7. Which input was used?
Solution
Set the formula equal to the output: 5x − 3 = 7. Add 3: 5x = 10. Divide by 5: x = 2.
Scored instantly, per-topic feedback included.
Full mock exams
Each generation is a complete OMPT-E paper — 40 typed-answer questions under the real 120-minute clock, graded with worked solutions. They climb toward the real sitting: start low, finish on the exam-level set the week before you book.
Foundation
40 questions · 120 min
€39.99VAT incl.
Broad
40 questions · 120 min
€39.99VAT incl.
Near-exam
40 questions · 120 min
€39.99VAT incl.
Exam-level
40 questions · 120 min
€49.99VAT incl.
Exam-level means the top of this line — written at the difficulty of the sitting itself. Lower generations sweep more of the syllabus at a gentler level, which is exactly what you want early in a plan.
From students
Feedback from students who prepared here and then sat the real OMPT-E, paraphrased from their e-mails and anonymized to first name and country.
A solid mix of algebra with probability and statistics. I assumed statistics was my strength; the mock showed me probability was where the points were leaking.
Timing was my problem, not formulas. After practising here I stopped sinking ten minutes into single questions.
Two full mock exams plus complete lessons on every OMPT-E topic, in a Foundation and an Exam-level bundle.