Chances of me getting into Imperial for EEE/EIE

Hey thanks, have you got an offer imperial. What will you he studying and what a levels have you taken?

TL;DR: I studied Physics, Maths, Applied Maths: Mechanics (like doing all the Mechanics modules for Further Maths), and English at Scottish Advanced Higher Level (considered comparable to but slightly harder than A-Level), and received AAAA. My offer was AAA in Phys, Maths, and either of the other two subjects, for the 4-year Physics with Theoretical Physics MSci. For A-Level the offer would have been A*A*A.

Longer Version: I'll try to give some detail on my experience so you know what you're looking at, and to hopefully preemptively answer any other questions you might have.

I did Scottish Highers last year, which is roughly equivalent to AS-Level, in Maths, Physics, Chemistry, English, and Psychology, and received A1A1A1A2A1 for those subjects respectively (we don't have an equivalent of the A* grade; instead, our "A" grade is split into two "bands", the upper A1, usually 85-100%, and the lower A2, usually 70-85%). This was enough to put me into the shortlist for an interview, which in Physics occurs for roughly 50% of applicants. However, the Electrical Engineering department interviews all applicants, so you're guaranteed to get to this stage. These interviews give you a chance to ask questions and get a tour of the campus, but will also contain an academic interview with a member of the department to test your ability. As you're not applying for Oxbridge, I'm assuming your application will go in for around January, meaning your interview will be on a Wednesday sometime between Jan and March.
They tell you they'll get back to you within two weeks of your interview. While this is true for some, do not panic if they do not. They took something like four bloody months to get back to me (interview in Nov, reply in Mar), though maybe that's because I was borderline and they weren't sure they wanted me! Point is, don't give up hope if they take ages to get back to you; in my experience, Imperial is pretty slow on bureaucratic/organisational stuff.
If you get an offer, as far as I can tell it will almost always be the "entry requirements" listed on the site. For EEE, this is as mentioned in my first post. Then it's down to you getting your grades!

Wow man thanks! Physics at imperial is a super-respected course and I'm sure you'll do well. I was more scared of the fact I haven't done further maths as an AS, but I'm taking it as an AS next year and dropping Biology (so essentially Maths, Chemistry, Physics and FM AS).

Its nice to know Imperial accept people that don't take all the maths for the "sciency" courses. I know people who have gotten into EEE without any further maths but am just worrying about what people are saying on here.

One last thing, you said imperial interviews almost all of the EEE applicants, however lots of people say after interviews the acceptance rate is like 60-70%, how is this true? Or do they all miss the offer?

Also did you take applied maths/mechanics in your last year of Scottish highers, or did you take it across the two, it sounds like you did maths/chem/phys/english at AS (essentially), and then all the maths in your final year. This is basically what I'm doing (if I'm allowed to drop Chem aswell and do FM to A2). Also I think I'll hand my application in October/November anyway (even if I don't apply to Cambridge) as may give me an advantage.