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11 May 2024: Applying from outside the European Union. If you attended school outside the European Union and are not a native speaker of English, your English Language Evidence should be a Test Report ... to have also completed one of the qualifications listed on

11 May 2024: Such courses include Computer Science, Economics and Natural Sciences, for example.

10 May 2024: At home, we had a few tests every day, which somewhat forced you to work on the subject at home, but here we don’t get marked for our work apart

10 May 2024: I had a pre-admissions test, which I prepared for by doing some example questions available in the specification online and asking my English teacher to help me think about a

10 May 2024: Furthermore, I was actually sick and in hospital when the admissions assessment for philosophy (essay writing and logic test) was due.

10 May 2024: The first part was a multiple choice logic-based test but they were more like mind puzzles, not complicated symbol stuff so don’t worry! ... test, but you can include any ideas you might have picked up from school or extra reading to help you answer.

10 May 2024: I prepared for the Natural Sciences test by revising GCSE-level Maths and Physics and completing the specimen paper available online. ... After the admissions test I wasn’t really expecting to get called to interview, but I enjoyed the interview much

11 May 2024: The best way to test which College will be that for you is to visit if you are at all able: the different atmospheres of each College are hard to describe. ... I applied before they brought in admissions tests, so (as a UK student) beyond the UCAS form

10 May 2024: If you need more, you could do the Oxford entrance tests. Also, don't worry too much about personal statements, and make sure what you do write is mostly academic.

10 May 2024: I also got slightly too stressed about the test (can you spot a common theme, here?). ... It's worth having a look to see if any sections of your admissions test are the same as tests in other subjects, so you can use their resources.

10 May 2024: I also sat an admissions test, (for my year it was the NSAA, though this has now been replaced by the ESAT). ... They are trying to test your that your scientific problem-solving mechanisms are nice and sharp: all you can do to facilitate that is keep

10 May 2024: I sat an admissions test early in Year 13. At the time, it was the NSAA, and I was given a general Maths paper and a general Biology/Chemistry paper to

11 May 2024: I expected the interview to test more of what I knew from school, but the questions I was asked were deliberately on specifics that I had never studied before. ... the Singapore A level General Paper and Economics) was something that I had to navigate.

11 May 2024: I actually specifically chose Christ’s because there was no written harmony exam, although I had a few very informal aural and harmony tests in the interview.

11 May 2024: This varies hugely from College to College, with some placing much more of a focus on practical tests than others (although all will also have a more general interview).

10 May 2024: a trip abroad to test out your language skills.

10 May 2024: For Medicine at Cambridge (and at Oxford, Imperial, UCL, etc.), applicants are required to take the BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT). ... Most other universities require the UCAT admissions test, so after preparing for that and sitting it I found

10 May 2024: For me the BMAT was the strongest part of my application – I prepared thoroughly by doing the past papers on the test website and brushing up on some of the syllabus

11 May 2024: At the time I took the BMAT, the test consisted of three sections. ... Section 1: Aptitude and Skills which involves problem solving. Section 2: Scientific Knowledge which tests knowledge in biology, physics, chemistry and mathematics.

11 May 2024: I also created decks of flashcards using the Anki app to test me on remembering case studies and definitions.