Algebra through applied differentiation — no trigonometry, no integration. Just 21 open-ended, application-level questions over a generous 180 minutes. Here's the format, what it covers, the pass marks, and how to train.
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omptest.org does publish the weighting of each exam — not on the syllabus page, which is where we looked for years, but on its learning assessment page, read on 11 August 2026: Algebra 15% · Equations and inequalities 30% · Functions 15% · Differentiation 40%. The bars above are those percentages, and the right-hand column is the official share itself. Where one official group covers several chapters listed above, the group's percentage is split between them in proportion to the topic counts omptest.org publishes in the syllabus — that split is our deduction, and the only one on this page. Differentiation alone is two and a half times the weight of algebra, and it is the largest group of the exam by a wide margin. Until August 2026 this page ranked it third and our mock exams gave it 19% — if you trained here before that date, train differentiation again. One warm-up question in twenty-one is plain arithmetic, which the OMPT-F syllabus does not list at all; it is the smallest slice we can give anything, and it never displaces a chapter that is on the syllabus. Our mock exams draw on exactly these numbers: the bars on this page and the weights our engine draws from are the same file, and the build fails if they ever disagree.
Typically programmes that need applied differentiation without trigonometry or integration — some applied economics and business tracks. Mappings change yearly, so treat these as examples and confirm on your own programme page.
From the university pages in our directory. Few programmes name OMPT-F publicly — always confirm on your programme's admission page.
OMPT-F sits in the higher price tier, and you rarely get many tries. The numbers are why preparation pays for itself.
Start with the free practice test for an instant per-topic breakdown. You'll see immediately whether differentiation, functions or the algebra base is the weak link.
OMPT-F questions are open-ended and applied, not multiple choice. Practise typing exact answers — simplified forms, correct derivatives, no personal calculator — so the on-screen basic calculator is all you ever need.
21 deep questions, three hours, ~8–9 minutes each. Run a timed full-length mock so the long, application-heavy format feels routine — then book the paid exam only when you're clearing 75%.
Worth reading before you book the paid OMPT-F:
21 open-ended questions in 180 minutes — roughly 8–9 minutes each, because they're application-level rather than quick drills. The syllabus has 149 topics, with ~80 hours of prep recommended (less if your base is solid).
Algebra, linear formulas & equations, quadratic equations, functions, exponentials & logarithms, and differentiation. The questions are open-ended and applied. There's no trigonometry and no integration — that's what separates OMPT-F from the heavier OMPT-B and OMPT-D.
It depends on your university and programme. Published OMPT cutoffs range from ~55% (e.g. Radboud) up to ~75% (the most demanding programmes). Always check your programme's admission page.
A single official OMPT-F attempt costs €270 (the higher tier, like OMPT-D). Most programmes allow 2 attempts; Utrecht allows up to 3 and Erasmus School of Economics only 1, each purchased separately. Results arrive within about 8 working days. Train thoroughly before you book.
Both cover algebra through differentiation for economics-style programmes. OMPT-A is longer and multi-step (52 questions / 120 minutes); OMPT-F is shorter but deeper — 21 open-ended, application-level questions in 180 minutes. Several Radboud economics and business tracks accept either one, so check which yours lists.
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