I recently just found out about the instuite and just want to now how good it is as Im thinking of applying, but wanted to know how it ranks compared to other institutes/unis and the future prospects.
Just completed their admissions test. Are you still applying
Which admissions test was that? I've just been invited for the online assessment. Have you done it? How did it go? How long do you have till the deadline to take the test?
I just did it as soon as I got it. Not really sure about dates. I've just got my rejection email today tho. I'll just have to go through the regular UCAS route now
I just did it as soon as I got it. Not really sure about dates. I've just got my rejection email today tho. I'll just have to go through the regular UCAS route now
Unlucky bro. It sucks that they reject people based off an online test. I am willing to bet there are people out there that cheat on these... I guess you'll only be cheating yourself cause when they ask you for an interview they'll realize. Did you apply for Engineering at Universities on Ucas or any other apprenticeships?
Unlucky bro. It sucks that they reject people based off an online test. I am willing to bet there are people out there that cheat on these... I guess you'll only be cheating yourself cause when they ask you for an interview they'll realize. Did you apply for Engineering at Universities on Ucas or any other apprenticeships?
Aptitude tests/problem-solving tests are very common for these kinds of schemes/jobs. It's just another way to filter applicants.
Unlucky bro. It sucks that they reject people based off an online test. I am willing to bet there are people out there that cheat on these... I guess you'll only be cheating yourself cause when they ask you for an interview they'll realize. Did you apply for Engineering at Universities on Ucas or any other apprenticeships?
Yh kinda unlucky well there is only like a 5% chance of getting an offer I believe. I'm applying to four general and mechanical engineering on UCAS and a computer science degree apprenticeship partnered with vodafone (bit like this dyson one)
Aptitude tests/problem-solving tests are very common for these kinds of schemes/jobs. It's just another way to filter applicants.
I got the email yesterday, do you think it will be alright if I do the tests on the weekend? It doesn't state the date you have to do the test on the email so i'm assuming you have until you click on the link (which I haven't yet) to do it. Right?
I got the email yesterday, do you think it will be alright if I do the tests on the weekend? It doesn't state the date you have to do the test on the email so i'm assuming you have until you click on the link (which I haven't yet) to do it. Right?
I'm not sure. Best to contact admissions to double check.
Yh kinda unlucky well there is only like a 5% chance of getting an offer I believe. I'm applying to four general and mechanical engineering on UCAS and a computer science degree apprenticeship partnered with vodafone (bit like this dyson one)
Yeah mine are mainly mechanical with 1 General at Warwick (but you get to choose after the 1st year or something). Tbh I don't really find circuits and electricals interesting, i'm more into Materials and T U R B I N E S . Tbh even if I am the 5% that get offered i'm not sure I would do it cause I really want to do an Integrated Masters and prob get a Meng Mech eng, with Dyson I swear all you get after 4 years is Beng General Engineering and after that you're forced to work for them full time :/