Foundation Year - How hard to get 60%?

Hello, so I have not done a level maths or physics but for Gcse achieved 7,8.
I’m thinking of doing Electronic and Computer engineering Foundation year, with plans on switching to Computer science after year 1, at same uni. However for this I need 60% on/across ALL modules to even be considered. For someone with no a level math experience , is this doable? Yes I am willing to put in so much effort! My other option is go into y1 compsci at a much lower ranked uni but I rather look ahead for my future employability! Please advice thank you 😁

As someone who did maths modules at degree level and achieved similar grades at GCSE, you would need to work hard to get 60% if you're not a gifted mathematician. We're talking about 40+ hours a week working on problems in your spare time.
Having said that, the foundation year maths tend to be a lot more specific and doesn't require the same material as you would cover in the full Maths A Level.

Take the following degree as an example: https://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/4426 (lol if this is the actual degree you're thinking of doing)
You would be covering introductory calculus, graphs, geometry, trigonometry, vectors, and GCSE level maths (HCF/LCM).
You won't be required to really stretch your mathematical problem solving skills (as they do in A Level Maths) as much as knowing how to apply the maths knowledge and using what you know (please feel free to correct me is this is incorrect). Having said that, it doesn't mean it would be easy.

That is literally the course I have applied for 😂! I was told if I get 60% in all modules I can transfer to Computer science. They recommended me this course after I applied CS initially but the grades didn’t go to plan. I am not “gifted” but with maths I don’t tend to struggle as much once I put in the effort, and have the initial understanding. So would you say 60% is achievable ? Ofc if I was to struggle w a module I would put in MUCH more hours, I am not going to waste this year as it’s 9k + my last resort.
I’ll make a solid revision timetable and plan and keep consistent. I was just worried my no maths background will completely set me up for failure. Should I take the offer ?

That is literally the course I have applied for 😂!
It happens when you specify your course title as specifically as you did.

I am not “gifted” but with maths I don’t tend to struggle as much once I put in the effort, and have the initial understanding. So would you say 60% is achievable?
Yes, but it requires effort. If you don't understand something, you would need to go the extra mile and ask your lecturer during office hours (many students don't use these hours) or go through the easier textbooks with the same material. Don't leave it to the last minute; it would compound and it would make catching up a lot more difficult.

I was just worried my no maths background will completely set me up for failure. Should I take the offer ?
Not having a background is not a detriment, but it will mean you would have go to the extra mile (plenty of people have done the same).
Whether you take the offer or not is a personal choice. I can't decide for you. However, if you are hesitant about the offer because you don't have the maths background, then I would say you would be fine if you put in the work.