hello, im taking the math exam. do you know if the format of the questions will be like solving for answers, or the explanation/ show type of question? will there be drawing of diagrams and stuff? what are the topics tested?
Hi, I applied there 2 years ago and did pass the exam section to then get the interview and I also did the maths exam, the topics are mainly what you've done at GCSE so you don't need to worry about trying to learn a level content and I don't really remember but take all of maths equipment just in case you do have to draw. the questions are the same type of questions you would get in a GCSE exam.
Hi I am going for the exam on 6th of November so in just under 2 weeks and was hoping you had any advice on how to get in. I am taking Maths, Chemistry, Biology and English Literature for my A levels. I read on another thread that the Westminster maths questions are similar to the Uk maths challenge senior and Olympiad, is this true? Do you know anything about the other subjects I am taking? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I also did the biology exam and did physics as my interview subject and all you need to be confident on is the content you learnt at school, but I remember for the biology exam I had to write up how I would do a practical and that required me to actually think through because it wasn't a practical I had done but apart from that the question was fine. I suppose the maths questions are a little challenging to see your thought process but its what you'll have learnt at gcse.
I haven't memorised any of the required practicals do you think that I need to do this for chemistry and biology? For interviews do they only interview on one subject or all 4 bcuz u said u chose physics as your interview subject? Thank you for the response.
I apologise is thought this was about Harris Westminster the sixth form in London. But I believe the school you are applying to isn't the same one I thought it was.
Oh I was talking about the Westminster school not harris westminster thought the two are closely related. Westminster is the private one with harder entrance exams.