I got to the college and went to the JCR where there were some current students. I had two interviews, each half an hour long and each with one interviewer. Both were technical and we did maths/physics questions. After the first I had lunch then I had a short quiz before my second interview, where we quickly went through the quiz then started a new question.

It was mostly maths, there was some stats, mechanics, graph sketching, some simple calculus. The main physics was about fields. Both interviews were mainly one long question which we sort of worked through in stages, then there were some shorter questions at the end. The quiz was lots of short questions that I think were sort of first year a level maths level.

I arranged 3 practice interviews at school for pure maths, mechanics and physics and my teachers gave me questions and asked me to talk through them. I also used the "I want to study engineering" website and tried every question of that. I also made sure I revised A level maths and physics.

If you like the uni and the course please apply, the application will really help in your a levels. I found it so much easier to revise because I had gone over a lot of content already.