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Are you taking the PAU 2025 in Madrid and are you studying Art History?

This subject is part of the Baccalaureate, and you can take the exam as specific to the modality. It is a fairly dense subject, but it is not very complicated when it comes to preparing and examining it.

Below we tell you what the 2025 PAU Art History exam will be like.

What will the 2025 PAU exam in Art History be like in Madrid?

On the day of the PAU test (until now called EvAU, or EBAU), you will find the following exam structure:

1. Question on terms: you will be presented with 4 slides and you will have to identify an artistic term for each one, giving a brief description of each term. Maximum score: 2 points.
2. Topic to choose from the two proposed. Maximum score: 2 points.
3. From 5 artists, choose 3, indicating the period, characteristics and outstanding works. Maximum score: 3 points.
4. Analyze one of the two works proposed in the slides, identifying, analyzing and commenting on it.

Remember that here you have a lot of available business and solved exams.

Tips for preparing for the Art History exam

And if you want to achieve the best possible result in the 2025 PAU Art History exam, we recommend that you follow these tips:

1. Study by looking at the works of art: as you read, underline or study each of the topics, visualize the works of art to better memorize the characteristics of each style. 
2. Make yourself a chronology of styles: it will help you memorize the different artistic reactions and thus which preceded and followed each of the styles. 
3. Prepare comments on the works: it is best to practice before the exam by commenting on the most important works of art. This way you will gain confidence on test day.
4. Develop the most common topics in your notebook, to know how to organize them: when studying the most common topics, it will be much easier for you to address them in the exam if you have written them down before and know how you should organize the ideas, characteristics, artists and works . 
5. Create a list of artists with their basic characteristics: it is important to know the most representative artists and memorize their fundamental works. For this, the most advisable thing is that for each period or style you make a list of the artists that enter the exam, or some cards, and write some of their basic characteristics along with their works. It will make your study easier. 

We hope that this article will help you prepare for the 2025 PAU Art History exam. And if the test you are going to take is not the PAU but the PCE UNEDasiss, we recommend that you this article from our collaborating center, Academia Bravosol, with several tips for the PCE UNEDasiss Art History exam. There is very little left to reach the finish line. Much encouragement!

From 2024, History of Philosophy will once again be a general core subject in Baccalaureate and Selectividad. It is very likely that you are preparing it for the PAU in 2025. We tell you what the exam is like and give you some tips to prepare for it.

What will the 2025 PAU Philosophy exam be like?

As a new feature from 2025, the Philosophy exam will feature two texts from one of the philosophers on the syllabus: 

• Plato.
• Aristotle.
• San Agustín.
• St Thomas.
• Discards.
• Hume.
• Kant.
• Rousseau.
• Marx.
• Nietzsche.
• Ortega y Gasset.
• Hanna Arendt.

You will have to choose one of the two texts and answer 4 questions about it, each with a maximum score of 2,5 points. These questions will be related to the identification of the author's thesis and concepts such as ethics, morality or politics.

The correction criteria place special emphasis on the importance of using precise vocabulary.

5 tips to obtain the best results in the Philosophy exam

If you want to go for a 10 in the 2025 PAU History of Philosophy exam, don't miss our tips:

1. Read a lot exam models so that you become familiar with the type of exercises that they can give us. 
2. Create your own notes. Divide them by eras, and in each era summarize the most important authors. For these notes, use all the sources you have available: class notes, books, PowerPoint presentations, external resources. Remember that the essential thing is that you completely understand the author and, for this, all help is little.
3. When you summarize each author, divide their theory into problems to make it easier to study: human being, god, knowledge, ethics, politics (world or society).
4. One of the most difficult points of the exam is the text commentary. So that you go with confidence, make sure you read and analyze enough texts by each author. It is recommended that you can read solved models of comments too.
5. Don't forget to check all the exam models solved by our teachers that you can find in our YouTube channel. It will help you a lot to try to do it yourself by measuring the time it takes and then compare your answers with those of the teachers. What grade would you give yourself?

In addition to following these tips, it is also important that you avoid making the most common mistakes in philosophy exams. You can see them in the article they have written on our collaborator's page, Bravosol Academy, in which they tell you the 4 most common mistakes to avoid in the Selectividad exams, both PAU and PCE UNEDasiss.

We hope we have helped you, good luck!

It is one of the most difficult subjects in the Spanish Baccalaureate. But it always has a weight of 0,2 for engineering, so you are most likely preparing for it if you are going this route. The Technical Drawing exam for PAU in Madrid in 2025 has a very peculiar structure.

What will the 2025 PAU Madrid Technical Drawing exam be like?

Both the ordinary and extraordinary call for the 2025 PAU Technical Drawing exam have a single option, consisting of 4 questions. Each question has a maximum score value of 2,5 points. For each question you will have to choose one of the two proposed sections. The sections of each question will have a similar difficulty and length.

If you want to get an idea of ​​the type of exercises that can be included in the exam, on our website we have a large number of resources that can be useful to you. In the section Exam models, you will find the official PAU exams from recent years. And if you decide to use them to practice before the exam, you can compare your solutions with the solutions proposed by our teaching team in the section Solved exams, as well as in our YouTube Channel, where you can see various videos with the resolution of exams.

Five tips to prepare for the Selectivity Technical Drawing exam

Technical Drawing is the bridge between Geometry and Engineering and Architecture. For this reason, Technical Drawing has the abstraction of geometry as well as the necessary pressure required to create plans, models and 3D visualizations of objects. However, whether for more complex problems or simpler exercises, these tips can be useful. 

Below we leave you 5 key points that I think can help you prepare for your university entrance exam for Technical Drawing in 2025, whether it is PAU (previously called EvAU or EBAU), PCE UNEDasiss or access for those over 25:

1. Invest in a good compass. Many strokes in Technical Drawing depend on arcs of circumference, so the compass is one of the tools that will be used most in the exercises. Additionally, doing these exercises accurately or not can make the difference between the exercise being correct or not. For all this, it is advisable to have the best possible rhythm. 
2. Use a 2H pencil or mechanical pencil for procedures. When we do exercises we will have to do many intermediate steps until we reach the final solution. Using a 2H pen will help make these intermediate lines finer and more precise.
3. Make a sketch of the solution you hope to obtain. Many Technical Drawing exercises require connecting concepts to find a solution, so the process is often not immediate. Making a sketch can help you figure out what intermediate steps should be taken to reach the solution.
4. Repeat and draw the basic procedures before doing the exercises. Most exam exercises are an application of the basic procedures of each topic. Therefore, it is important to be comfortable with these basic procedures before doing more complex exercises. For example, you have to be a machine drawing bisectors 😀
5. Always work with the greatest precision and cleanliness possible. Execution is also valued, so this is another point to take into account. At first this will mean going slower, although with practice you will also gain agility.

Go for 10!

We believe that it is one of the most fun subjects in the Spanish Baccalaureate, what do you think? If you want to study a degree in Social Sciences, you are probably preparing for it. We tell you what Business and Business Model Design (previously called Business Economics) is like in the PAU Madrid 2025.

What will the 2025 PAU Madrid exam for Business and Business Model Design be like?

From 2025, the exam structure is slightly different from previous years. The exam consists of four questions. Questions 1 and 3 are worth a maximum of 2 points each; questions 2 and 4 are worth a maximum of 3 points each.

All of these questions are optional to a certain extent, giving the option to choose between some of the sections. Others, however, are mandatory.

If you want to know what they asked in the previous exams, we recommend that you take a look at our section exam models. In it you will find the exams from the different calls from recent years. A good way to practice before the exam is to do some of these exercises and then compare your answers with those of the solved exams by our teachers. If you prefer, you can also see these same exams in our Youtube.

Five tips to prepare Economics for Selectivity

The subject of Business and Business Model Design is essential for any student who aspires to understand the complexity of the business world. This discipline provides a deep understanding of the economic concepts that govern business management. From supply and demand to costs and profit maximization. This subject gives students the ability to analyze and evaluate a company's financial results. This allows them to make informed and accurate decisions in their professional and personal lives 🙂

Below, we leave you the 5 key points that we believe can help you prepare for your university entrance exam for Business and Business Model Design in the PAU Madrid 2025, although they are also valid for other Selectividad exams: UNEDasiss Specific Competences Tests, over 25s, and even access to higher-level training cycles.

1. You must perfectly understand the basic concepts that later appear in theory and practice. That is, you have to know how to define terms such as supply and demand, production costs, etc. without hesitation.
2. Understand how you are solving the problem: although it may seem difficult, you must understand what you are calculating at each moment, and decide if the results you are obtaining would make sense in a real company.
3. Before starting to solve an exercise, write down the data and, if you have time, the formulas you will need to solve it. This way you will have a clearer idea of ​​how to solve it and you won't get lost in the statement if you need to review.
4. Manage your time. The PAU Economics exam has more questions than usual, so you should practice before the exam to avoid getting caught out, especially with some of the problems.
5. The exercises are always easier than they seem, remember that they are normally solved with a simple addition, subtraction, division or multiplication. They will never ask for many calculations, so read the statement carefully as many times as you need until you reach the answer or procedure. 

Cheer up, now for 10!

Did you know that 4 out of 5 students pass the University Entrance Exam Chemistry? You can't be less! We're going to try to help you a little. We'll tell you what the University Entrance Exam Chemistry exam will be like in Madrid in 2025, and we'll give you some advice.

What will the 2025 Madrid PAU Chemistry exam be like?

The subject of Chemistry is part of the subjects of the specific phase in the university entrance test, and determines the access route for the degrees in Sciences and Health Sciences.

It is an interesting subject, often feared because it is not the typical subject that learning by heart is enough to pass, you have to understand all the concepts that are included in this subject to apply them in practice. 

A good way to check if we are well prepared for exam day is to practice with real exams from previous years. To do this, we put at your disposal in our section exam models, a large number of exams from previous calls so you can practice. Furthermore, both in the section of solved exams like in our Youtube, you will find many of these exams with the solutions proposed by our team of teachers, so that you can compare them with yours.

The 2025 PAU Chemistry exam has a very simple structure. It has four questions. The first is compulsory. In the remaining three, you must choose to answer one of the two questions posed. Each question has a maximum score of 2,5 points.

Five tips to prepare for the Selectivity Chemistry exam

Below, we give you 5 tips that will help you study the fundamental and most important aspects of the subject so that when you take the exam, whether in PAU format (formerly EvAU or EBAU) PCE UNEDasiss, university access for those over 25 years of age, access to higher-level training cycles or baccalaureate; you can be prepared to answer correctly and get a 10.

1. I advise you to make a “cheat sheet”. That is, to take out the concepts and formulas most used in the exercises; this way, when you are faced with a question, it will help you to be clear about what topic it corresponds to and what you have to apply in each case. Be careful, this cheat sheet is for practical study, not for taking to the exam 😀
2. Make good use of the tools they allow you to use: calculators. Since the use of scientific but non-programmable calculators is only allowed, it is important to know how to use this type of calculator, which can sometimes be of little use because of how simple they are; although it is not like that.
3. Practice a lot with exercises that you can find in textbooks or on internet pages. Right here you have at your disposal exercises separated by blocks, exam models and even solved and explained exams. The more you practice, the better you will understand the exercise statements.
4. As you do the topic exercises, justify everything you do. It is very important that you have the habit of explaining the answers because this way you will understand their development and acquire the ability to relate the data to give accurate conclusions.
5. Make a work plan that includes study and practice. And above all, don't stop using books when you do exercises. And don't give up, if it doesn't come out the first time, it will come out the second or third time, but it will come out.

¡Vamos!

You've taken many English exams in your life, right? Well, we don't know if the Selectivity exam will be the last, but you must give your best. And we are here to give you one last push. We tell you what the EvAU English exam will be like in Madrid in 2024 and we give you some advice.

How will the EvAU Madrid 2024 English exam be?

The 2024 EVAU English exam, in either of the two calls, June or July, lasts an hour and a half and has the following structure:

It will have two options, A and B, from which we can choose between equivalent questions because it will be the exam model that was proposed for COVID-19.

We must choose between one of the two texts and answer questions A1; A2; A3; A4 or B1; B2; B3; B4. Then we will choose between A5 or B5.

Reading compression

The first three questions are dedicated to reading comprehension, with the first answering true/false; the second, respond with the student's words to specific questions from the text; and, the third, to find synonyms for certain words in the text. 

Use of English and writing

Two questions dedicated to knowledge of grammar.

• The first consists of filling in the gaps in the different contexts offered to us with the conjugation of verb tenses, prepositions, relative clauses, connectors and, normally, an indirect speech sentence.
• The last question consists of writing a writing so that the students put into practice the grammatical knowledge learned during the course and also demonstrate the lexical knowledge they have related to the proposed topic.

This last part is very important, which is why it is vital that we arrive prepared to put into practice the grammatical knowledge that we have learned throughout the course. 

The subject of English has been studied since we are little. That is why to prepare it we must do it globally, taking into account from the most basic concepts to the most elaborate ones. 

It is also very important to be constant and take into account the level from which we start. It is not the same to try to get a 9 with a level beginner than doing it at a more advanced level. For this reason, it will be very important to set realistic goals and motivate ourselves daily to study, since being constant is going to be essential.

Five tips to prepare for the EvAU Madrid 2024 Selectivity English exam

Next, we are going to show 5 tips to facilitate your study and approach the test successfully, whether you are taking the EvAU exam, PCE, access to a medium or higher degree, ESO graduate, university access test for those over 25 or baccalaureate.

1. Read many exam models so that you become familiar with the type of texts and vocabulary you will encounter. Don't limit yourself to texts specific to your test format. Everyone is going to help you.
2. Try to increase your vocabulary every day. Since English is everywhere, use your curiosity to start watching your favorite series and movies in English, and, above all, reading press articles in English.
3. Don't forget to prepare one of the most important points of the exam: the written composition. To do this, you should learn the structure of an opinion essay and a narrative text. You should practice writing essays of similar length to what they will ask you for in the exam, looking at a model. 
4. Grammar is the basis of the exam, so be sure to study it. As? Making notes by hand with the main structures that you need to master and the keys to identify them and then doing many exercises to assimilate those structures.
5. Don't forget to check all the solved exam models by our teachers who you can find on our website, as well as in our youtube channel. They will help you a lot to identify frequently asked grammatical structures, key vocabulary, and essay models.

Cheer up, now the last dance 💃🕺