Get ready for the TU Delft entrance exam

You can purchase DelftPrep anytime before the selection exam in February/March 2026. Purchasing earlier gives you more time to practice and get the full benefit of our materials. From our experience, students who start earlier, especially those who complete the full 40 hours of practice, have a higher chance of success. Some students like to get an early start in September, while many others begin in January, which is when we recommend starting more intensive preparation.

Our Online Crash Course unfolds through live sessions hosted on Google Meet.

Yes, absolutely! While TU Delft discourages the use of third-party commercial companies or tutoring for the selection process, DelftPrep is is designed to support individual students who want to be well-prepared.

Our platform offers plenty of practice questions, structured to cover key exam topics, along with crash courses that address material not always covered in class and provide valuable exam tips. We also help students practice performing under time constraints, which many find the hardest part, and familiarize them with taking exams online to improve speed and confidence. Additionally, we ensure students are comfortable with the English terminology used in the exam, helping them feel thoroughly prepared while respecting the integrity of the selection process.

Due to the non-returnable nature of our digital products, all purchases are non-refundable. We offer a free trial to ensure you understand what you're purchasing. You can request a free trial by sending an email to contact@delftprep.nl with the subject line “Free Trial Request”, and we will provide you with trial access.

No. TU Delft does not release past exams. We create our practice tests to be as accurate as possible by interviewing first-year students each year and adjusting our format and content based on their feedback. Our exams are updated annually to reflect the most current information available.

We make our exams as accurate as possible. If TU Delft changes the format from one year to the next, we may not always have time to perfectly replicate those changes, though we do our best. Fortunately, the exam is more about mastering the content and problem-solving than about minor formatting differences. By practicing with our exams, students are still extremely well-prepared for the real test.

The earlier you start, the better. From our experience, students who spread their preparation over a longer period feel less stressed and more confident.

We generally recommend starting intensively in January, once TU Delft publishes the new First Year Material and we update all our exams.

However, you can safely start much earlier (e.g. September, October, November) by focusing on the math and physics exams, since those subjects do not change from year to year. The only section that changes annually is the First Year Material (FYM). If you want a head start, practice math and physics early, then add FYM once TU Delft publishes it.

We’ve also noticed that students who spend more time with our practice exams tend to have a higher chance of getting accepted. On average, it takes about 40 hours to work through all of our material, and candidates who complete this tend to perform very well. That’s why it’s important to time your preparation so you can realistically fit in those 40 hours before the exam in March. We know the final year of high school is demanding, so planning ahead makes a big difference.