Hi guys, I have had the maths and english assesments with city and middlesex here are my thoughts:
Firstly bring a scientific calculator and know how to convert fractions into decimals on it n vice versa. The scientific calculator (not basic cheap1) will work out bodmas and allow you to multiply/divide fractions without wasting time doing it in your head.
The city maths test was extremely easy you dont need to practise at all. The english test was also very basic. There is a further test you have to sit which will assess how you respond in clinical situations this for me was a bit harder but still fine.
The middlesex paper was slightly harder than city's but if you prepare you will be fine. Study the following topics bodmas, fractions, ratios, decimals and mean.
I recommend arriving on time however both uni's were relaxed with people arriving late n city even gave them longer to finish the paper.
I have southbank on saturday I will update soon.
Best of luck