Two interviews, hour apart. 20/30 minutes each. 2 interviewers each. Both mixed technical. Second one was a mix of technical and tiny bit on personal statement.

At christs, everyone waited in JCR for all subjects. Everyone was chatting, nice vibes. You would go through without a student and find the interview room 10 mins before and wait outside.

Only one hour between interviews. Went back to JCR - people reading over stuff but pretty chilled, mostly chatting, some talking about where they came from and one lived near me - bizarre because you don't meet Northerners.

In the first interview, we discussed sustainable Engineering. I remember being asked to draw some maths graphs / room temperature variation with certain things. On my way home I realised I had messed up. The interviewer was quite good at pointing me in right direction. I also had to rearrage some equations once I had worked out what the questions were.

The second interview was cool. A female interviewer which relaxed me. Discssed friction with physical demonstrations. None of the content was stuff I didn't know from A Levels but was worded differently so you had to think about it more. There was a little non-technical question about Hockey. No rogue questions about my "greatest achievement".

A guy from the year above told me to work on graph drawing. The website -"want-to-study-engineering.org" SOO GOOD - questions came up in my interview. Read the books you say you've read. I didn't do much other prep.

The biggest advice is "think outloud" - that's what got me through. At least they can see your logic, or correct you if you're going wrong.