Admissions Testing Service exams (used by the University of Oxford, Imperial College London and some Medical schools) are international exams. As a result, some candidates in one country may have already completed an exam that hasn't yet started elsewhere. In order to keep these exams as fair as possible, we'll close threads on the following entrance exams on the 6th November and reopen them at midday (12pm) the following day:
BMAT (BioMedical Admissions Test)
CAT (Classics Admissions Test)
ELAT (English Literature Admissions Test)
HAT (History Aptitude Test)
MAT (Mathematics Admissions Test)
MLAT (Modern Languages Admissions Test)
OLAT (Oriental Languages Aptitude Test)
PAT (Physics Aptitude Test)
TSA (Thinking Skills Assessment)
This means no post-exam discussion is permitted until 12pm (UK time) on the 7th November - not even "I found it hard/easy", "I dropped my pencil", and could include conveying this via smilies or similar. The line between
"I found it hard" and
"I found question 2 hard" and
"I found question 2 about <insert subject> hard"
is very blurred. What starts as innocent discussion can turn into disclosures of exam content. We're therefore operating a zero tolerance policy on discussing these exams.
Anyone breaking this rule on TSR will receive a 10 point warning and may be banned from the site.
PLEASE NOTE: this rule applies to any form of discussion, including, but not limited to, PMs (Private Messages).
If you see anyone breaking these rules, please report them to the moderation team by using the report button.
Good luck to everyone sitting these exams!