I got rejected. I was told by many many ppl that the TSA is so important that it can once be the single factor to determine the result of my application so I prepared so hard. But the test room was so noisy in my school and there was a language class going on next door I could hear it so clearly. I only got 60 in the tsa it turns out. I can’t accept that.. so I have decided to reapply for the 2024 entry.
I'm Also doing the TSA S1 for E&M and I was wondering if you noticed any patterns in the questions that you could tell me about. Also, i am very interested to know how many marks you got on your TSA S1 so i know what to aim for. Thanks.
Hey! There aren't many, or maybe even any, patterns that you can't find out yourself from going through the past papers. As for marks, I believe I got 69-70. You can certainly get in with lower, but the odds naturally improve as your score goes up.
@@youngg5099 The score is different from the raw mark out of 50. It changes year on year to adjust for the difficulty, similar to how GCSE/A level grades aren't determined by the raw mark on the paper. I'd recommend reading the exam website for more information!
That's a great question! The essay section is much less important (and not tested anymore for applications to E&M), so I don't believe I actually did any preparation for it other than looking at previous papers to get a feel for the style of question asked.
@@TheAllRounderMemes Hey - my apologies for not coming back to this sooner. It's natural to feel disappointed and upset right now, but please know that you are still a talented and capable person. There are many other universities and opportunities out there for you to pursue, and I believe that you will find the right path for you. Go make it happen!
I got rejected.
I was told by many many ppl that the TSA is so important that it can once be the single factor to determine the result of my application so I prepared so hard. But the test room was so noisy in my school and there was a language class going on next door I could hear it so clearly. I only got 60 in the tsa it turns out. I can’t accept that.. so I have decided to reapply for the 2024 entry.
Hi can you please make some more videos on economics interview? Thank you
Approximately how many days does one need to prepare for an admissions test. HAT is on 21 October, so if I start preparing now, will it help?
I'm Also doing the TSA S1 for E&M and I was wondering if you noticed any patterns in the questions that you could tell me about. Also, i am very interested to know how many marks you got on your TSA S1 so i know what to aim for. Thanks.
Hey! There aren't many, or maybe even any, patterns that you can't find out yourself from going through the past papers. As for marks, I believe I got 69-70. You can certainly get in with lower, but the odds naturally improve as your score goes up.
@@JoeMead I thought there were only 50 marks in the TSA S1
@@youngg5099 The score is different from the raw mark out of 50. It changes year on year to adjust for the difficulty, similar to how GCSE/A level grades aren't determined by the raw mark on the paper. I'd recommend reading the exam website for more information!
@@JoeMead ok thank you
What about the essay section?
That's a great question! The essay section is much less important (and not tested anymore for applications to E&M), so I don't believe I actually did any preparation for it other than looking at previous papers to get a feel for the style of question asked.
cool story, but this year's TSA was a mare. rip my chances
Fingers crossed! Just focus on what you can control now
@@JoeMead yeah i'm not going.
@@TheAllRounderMemes Hey - my apologies for not coming back to this sooner.
It's natural to feel disappointed and upset right now, but please know that you are still a talented and capable person.
There are many other universities and opportunities out there for you to pursue, and I believe that you will find the right path for you. Go make it happen!
@@JoeMead thank you
@@JoeMead silly update but so far I got into Durham and Nottingham, and the TSA which cost me dearly was a 68.4.