My interview was in early December. I was greeted at the porters' lodgeand told where my test would be in the morning and also where i could go between interviews during the day.

The first interview was going through the test, discussing how I got to my answers and also being given tips to try and do questions I struggled on (rather like a supervision).

My second interview was in the afternoon and i was mainly asked maths and physics questions but was also asked a couple on my personal statement.

I was asked maths and physics questions that were A level standard or just above but nothing horrendous eg. integration, resistors, discussing how a ball will fall in fluid, working out a distance in a real life scenario

My school ran a mock interview with my physics teacher and I did interview style questions from i-want-to-study-engineering.org which proved to be a very useful resource.

I think the most important thing to doing the interviews is show your interest in the subject as the interviewers will be the people who are your director of studies /supervisors [Editor's Note: The people that lead supervisions] and they want to teach enthusiastic student that care about their subject.