TIL-I

The TIL-I (Test In Laib – Ingegneria) is the official entrance exam you have to take if you want to study for an engineering bachelor's degree at Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) in Italy. Here is a quick, straightforward breakdown of everything you need to know about it: ⏱️ The Exam Structure The test is computer-based, lasts for 90 minutes, and consists of 42 multiple-choice questions. Once the time for a specific section is up, you cannot go back to it. Here is how the sections are divided: Section Questions Time Limit Mathematics 16 36 minutes Physics 10 22 minutes Reading & Logic 10 20 minutes Basic Tech Knowledge 6 12 minutes Ah, the TIL-I exam! That makes much more sense than my guesses. The TIL-I (Test In Laib – Ingegneria) is the official entrance exam you have to take if you want to study for an engineering bachelor's degree at Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) in Italy. Here is a quick, straightforward breakdown of everything you need to know about it: ⏱️ The Exam Structure The test is computer-based, lasts for 90 minutes, and consists of 42 multiple-choice questions. Once the time for a specific section is up, you cannot go back to it. Here is how the sections are divided: Section Questions Time Limit Mathematics 16 36 minutes Physics 10 22 minutes Reading & Logic 10 20 minutes Basic Tech Knowledge 6 12 minutes 📝 Scoring System Because it's a competitive exam, guessing wildly can hurt you. The scoring works like this: +1 point for every correct answer. 0 points for skipped/blank answers. -0.25 points for every incorrect answer. 💡 Good to Know Language: You can take the exam in either English or Italian. If you are applying for an English-taught engineering program, taking it in English is highly recommended. Cost: It usually costs around €50 to register. Retakes: You are generally allowed to take the exam multiple times (up to three times, once per session), and the university will consider your highest score for admission.