How do you start preparing for the Oxford PPE admissions test?

Based off the "PPE admissions 2022-23 Information for applicants" Oxford has released, they rank the admissions test pretty much paramount to being accepted (obviously other factors come into play too) but I'm a bit worried that I'll have no clue whatsoever in the exam what to do!
I know that it's not like a school exam because evidently then people could be tutored and I've been assured that both the level of maths isn't too bad and that the idea isn't to test your knowledge but rather to get an idea of your thought processes. But I'm still worried that I don't have any clue on what they'll expect from me in the exam (past papers are available online I think but then how do I know if what I've written is any good?)
I also feel a bit like, especially because politics and philosophy are so dependant on being eloquent, that my essay writing skills might not be up to scratch. I also don't take politics because my school doesn't offer it but I take History and our chosen modules are pretty much all relevant to current politics.

Practice ALL the TSA past papers, use the mark schemes too. 🙂

Then you should be ready to kick some ass in the real TSA tests when you apply for PPE. 😉

TSA (Thinking Skills Assessment) | University of Oxford

Thank you!! Is there an essay based aspect of the exam? I’ve been told by people who say it that there is but I’ve not seen anything online

I am applying for Law and need to sit the LNAT test. It also has an essay. I am surprised that the essay questions are similar and so are some of the multiple choice questions.

https://www.ox.ac.uk/sites/files/oxford/media_wysiwyg/24892-tsa-oxford-specimen-section-2_0.pdf

On the top right side of the page, click on "PRACTICE MATERIALS" then you can see all the Section 1 multiple choice questions and Section 2 - the essay questions. 🙂

TSA (Thinking Skills Assessment) | University of Oxford

Based off the "PPE admissions 2022-23 Information for applicants" Oxford has released, they rank the admissions test pretty much paramount to being accepted (obviously other factors come into play too) but I'm a bit worried that I'll have no clue whatsoever in the exam what to do!
I know that it's not like a school exam because evidently then people could be tutored and I've been assured that both the level of maths isn't too bad and that the idea isn't to test your knowledge but rather to get an idea of your thought processes. But I'm still worried that I don't have any clue on what they'll expect from me in the exam (past papers are available online I think but then how do I know if what I've written is any good?)
I also feel a bit like, especially because politics and philosophy are so dependant on being eloquent, that my essay writing skills might not be up to scratch. I also don't take politics because my school doesn't offer it but I take History and our chosen modules are pretty much all relevant to current politics.