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**LT Smash** · 17-12-2011, 02:52

Thanks guys, means alot! I've bought myself some maths revision books and stepped up my training, its getting nailed, not spending my life wondering whatif!

**Dexter1994** · 29-12-2011, 16:22

Chuck us a message mate I'll help as much as I can- there's nothing they throw at you that's not covered in the booklet but I'll assist in any way I can.

RedButton: I only just got your message mate because I'm hardly on here but did you pass? If so when's your start date?

**Crigs** · 13-01-2012, 09:10

Originally Posted by TheRedButton

I've just done my AT selection, and its good fun. But like everyone else I can only advise REVISE REVISE REVISE. Know the maths, if you know the formulas its straightforward. Learn the basics of Mechanical reasoning. Learn the theory word for word, literally. And beyond that take it seriously.

What revision books would cover the things needed to know? I know that GCSE's are the requirement level and I did well in my GCSE maths, in fact I did it 6 months early (wow, check me out) but that was 10 years ago and since then I've done electrical, mechanics and accounting courses at college so a few thins have been squeezed out of my brain! I have no doubt I have the aptitude (thats confidence rather than cockiness i might add) but some preparation is obviously a good idea.

Would a GCSE revision book be of use or is there something else anyone could recommend? Cheers all for any input.