Cambridge Test of Mathematics for University Admissions (CTMUA); 2x interview
Interview 1: strategy games; Interview 2: sorting, cryptography
Mock interview with a teacher
Past papers for similar tests
Take time to think through the question before answering
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Test taken: Cambridge Test of Mathematics for University Admissions (CTMUA)
Number of interviews: 2
Time between interviews: 1 hour
Length of interviews: Around 30-45 minutes
Online interview: Yes
In the first interview we basically played some games and the questions revolved around strategies for winning/maximising gain. The second interview was more Computer Science focused - I was questioned about sorting and cryptography (since I don't do A Level computer science, I found these questions difficult). I wasn't asked about my personal statement at all, though some of the questions in the second interview linked to stuff I mentioned on my personal statement, though I don't know if they chose to do that deliberately or whether it was just a coincidence. I was
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I used all the CTMUA papers as well as the maths sections of other admissions tests e.g. BMAT, NSAA and ECAA. The maths part of the ECAA was most useful, since there are not many other resources that have questions similar to paper 2 of CTMUA. MCQs on the MAT were also useful.
Take time to actually understand the questions before trying to think of a solution.