What is DelftPrep?
DelftPrep delivers specialized preparation resources for students aiming to enter TU Delft's Aerospace Engineering or Computer Science and Engineering bachelor programs. The platform offers realistic online practice exams that simulate the actual entrance test format and difficulty, complete with timed or untimed options to build exam-taking confidence. Students receive instant feedback on their performance and access to detailed solution guides that explain the reasoning behind each answer.
The service includes a large question bank with over 300 questions covering all exam topics, updated annually to reflect the latest syllabus changes. For additional support, DelftPrep provides intensive two-day online crash courses featuring live interactive sessions, recorded lectures, and Q&A opportunities. The platform is designed to help students maximize their preparation efficiency during the demanding final year of high school.
Features
- Realistic Exam Simulations: Timed and untimed practice exams that mimic the actual TU Delft entrance test format and difficulty
- Large Question Bank: Access to over 300 questions covering Mathematics, Physics, First Year Material, Logic, and Problem Solving
- Detailed Solution Guides: Step-by-step explanations for every question to help understand the reasoning behind answers
- Instant Feedback: Immediate performance analysis after each practice exam to identify and address weaknesses
- Online Crash Courses: Two-day intensive live sessions with interactive Q&A, recorded lectures, and exam strategy guidance
Use Cases
- Preparing for TU Delft Aerospace Engineering entrance exam
- Practicing for TU Delft Computer Science and Engineering selection test
- Building exam-taking confidence through realistic simulations
- Improving speed and accuracy with timed practice sessions
- Mastering specific subjects like Mathematics, Physics, or First Year Material
FAQs
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How accurate are the practice exams compared to the actual TU Delft test?
The practice exams are designed to be as accurate as possible by interviewing first-year students annually and adjusting format and content based on their feedback. While TU Delft doesn't release past exams, DelftPrep creates realistic simulations that focus on mastering content and problem-solving skills essential for the actual test. -
When is the best time to start preparing with DelftPrep?
Starting earlier provides more preparation time, with intensive preparation recommended beginning in January when new First Year Material is published. Students can begin practicing Mathematics and Physics earlier since these subjects remain consistent year-to-year, while First Year Material practice should wait until the updated syllabus is released. -
What subjects are covered in the preparation materials?
For Aerospace Engineering, subjects include Mathematics, Physics, and First Year Material (covering aerospace structures, aerodynamics, flight mechanics, and space). For Computer Science, subjects include Mathematics, Logic, and Problem Solving. Each subject has dedicated question banks and practice exams. -
How does the online crash course work?
The two-day intensive crash course is conducted through live sessions on Google Meet, featuring interactive Q&A sessions, recorded lectures, and slides provided after the course. It covers first-year material for Aerospace Engineering or Logic and Problem Solving for Computer Science, with opportunities to meet other applicants. -
What happens after purchasing a preparation package?
Within 10 minutes of purchase, students receive email instructions to set up their account. Practice exams become accessible through the ANS exam platform, with all materials available for use until the selection exam in February/March 2026.
