TGAT
TGAT is a test that checks your general skills, not subject knowledge. Most students use it when applying to business, communication, psychology, and many social-science majors.
Many faculties use TGAT around 20–40% of the total score.
For example:
Business Administration might use TGAT 30%.
Communication Arts might use TGAT 40%.
Psychology might use TGAT 20–30%.
TGAT is divided into 3 parts:
Problem Solving
Communication
Teamwork & Collaboration
EXAMPLE of Faculties Using TGAT
BOOK RANKING
The TGAT 2–3 book by P’Pun SMP is really great. The explanations are super easy to understand, and it feels like he’s guiding you step by step.
The TGAT 1 book by Ajarn Sukwat is quite accurate and helpful for understanding the real exam style. But the reading part is harder than the actual test, so it feels tougher than it should. Overall, still a good practice book.
The TGAT practice book by P’Pun is honestly really good. The questions are well-designed and feel very close to the real exam, so you get used to the style fast. The explanations are clear and easy to follow.
Perfect for students who just finished learning and want lots of practice. Plenty of questions and very close to the real exam.
This book isn’t very close to the real exam. It has 6 full sets which is a lot and useful, but it gets boring. The questions are also shorter than the real test.
The content is quite accurate, but the book came out during the early exam years, so some parts are outdated. It focuses more on teaching, not on real-style questions. Good for beginners.
The question style isn’t very accurate because it uses old exam formats. But the quality is good and the vocabulary is challenging.
This version is a bit more accurate, but the Thai section is still off. Some pictures look distorted, which makes the overall experience not very good.
The difficulty is higher than the real exam, which is good for challenge but not for accuracy. Some conversation questions don’t match the
Overall it’s good, especially Part 1 and Part 3. But Part 2 still has some errors, and a few questions are too short.
Uses real exam content, which is great. But the explanations are sometimes confusing, and the guided solutions aren’t that good. Also quite expensive.
Not very accurate because it was released in the first exam era. Not recommended. It’s also discontinued, but some stores still sell it. Better buy another book.
Part 1 is okay. Part 2 is not accurate at all and feels like TPAT questions. Part 3 has questions that are too short.
