Yes. I also applied for Midwifery.
Was the numeracy test hard? And did you do it on a computer? Im very anxious for the numeracy test. Please tell me what it was like. Dont tell me the questions but like what topics should I revise for the test? And what other unis did u apply to?

Reply 5

9udluckcharmz

Original post by aspire.1a

I was say it was quite challenging yes and yes it was a computer based test. I would say that you need to study GCSE maths basics; I would recommend having a look on the bitesizd website.

I would also recommend having a look on the Southbank website; I believe it details how the day will run and there are also Practice questions on there.

I also applied for:

City: rejected
WLU: Interview
Greenwich: Assessment
Kingston:rejected

what other unis did you apply for?

Reply 6

aspire.1a

Original post by 9udluckcharmz

I applied for city and I also got rejected I applied for Kings and also got rejected. Applied for hertfordshire and middlesex and i have been invited for an assessment day at middlesex and interview at hertfordshire.

Reply 7

aspire.1a

Original post by 9udluckcharmz

Whats the pass mark for the numeracy test?

Reply 8

9udluckcharmz

Original post by aspire.1a

Whats the pass mark for the numeracy test?

numeracy is 6/10 and literacy is 3/5 but you don't find out your mark; you only receive a pass or fail and you must pass both to be eligible for an interview.

Reply 9

aspire.1a

Original post by 9udluckcharmz

numeracy is 6/10 and literacy is 3/5 but you don't find out your mark; you only receive a pass or fail and you must pass both to be eligible for an interview.

And was the numeracy test multiple choice? Like how were the questions laid out??
what topics came up? please tell me the topics please!
I appreciate it!
how did u get to london south bank?

Reply 10

9udluckcharmz

Original post by aspire.1a

And was the numeracy test multiple choice? Like how were the questions laid out??
what topics came up? please tell me the topics please!
I appreciate it!
how did u get to london south bank?

Original post by aspire.1a

And was the numeracy test multiple choice? Like how were the questions laid out??
what topics came up? please tell me the topics please!
I appreciate it!
how did u get to london south bank?

hi there, no they were individual math questions not multiple choice. I can't say what kind of topics came up but I will advise you to revise GCSE maths on bitesize; all the topics are covered on there.

I got the train to Southbank and walked from the station to the learning resources centre.

Reply 11

aspire.1a

Original post by 9udluckcharmz

Ok. I'm revising as best as I can. why were the questions challenging?
Let me know if u passed the tests!
and were there a lot of people there for the test?

Reply 12

9udluckcharmz

Original post by aspire.1a

Ok. I'm revising as best as I can. why were the questions challenging?
Let me know if u passed the tests!
and were there a lot of people there for the test?

Original post by aspire.1a

Ok. I'm revising as best as I can. why were the questions challenging?
Let me know if u passed the tests!
and were there a lot of people there for the test?

I was able to revise within a few days so I'm sure you will be fine :smile:

the tests were challenging as I am a mature student who hasn't studied for some years.

I found out today that I did pass and I have now been offered an interview. I would say there was between 80-100 people at my assessment day but it was a mixture of applicants from nursing, midwifery etc.

Reply 13

aspire.1a

Original post by 9udluckcharmz

I was able to revise within a few days so I'm sure you will be fine :smile:

wow!! thats alot.
when you arrived at the resources centre what did u do? did u register or did u start the test straightaway? did u have a chance to talk to other people?

Reply 14

9udluckcharmz

Original post by aspire.1a

wow!! thats alot.
when you arrived at the resources centre what did u do? did u register or did u start the test straightaway? did u have a chance to talk to other people?

when you arrive you need to register at the desk and then you wait around short while in the foyer before being escorted to the test room.

Reply 15

aspire.1a

Original post by 9udluckcharmz

when you arrive you need to register at the desk and then you wait around short while in the foyer before being escorted to the test room.

thanks!! and what did u do whilst u were waiting?
do u get assigned to a seat? or do u choose a seat yourself?
once u have completed the test r u allowed to leave??

Reply 16

9udluckcharmz

Original post by aspire.1a

thanks!! and what did u do whilst u were waiting?
do u get assigned to a seat? or do u choose a seat yourself?
once u have completed the test r u allowed to leave??

your welcome :smile:

I just stood and waited; there are some seats but they were taken when I arrived.

you get led into the computer room in a line and fill the seats row by row and yes you can leave when you are done but the pardon running the assessment day will explain all of this to you.