For many students, the world-famous setting of Cambridge University is the ultimate place to study Natural Sciences.
Competition for a place at Cambridge is fiercely competitive with many of the applicants having over 90% UMS in all of their A-levels. As a result of this, admissions tutors need ways to differentiate between applicants than A-levels and interview performance alone. This is where the Natural Sciences Admissions Assessment (NSAA) comes in – but how do you prepare for the Physics NSAA section? [dt_divider style=”thin” /]In general, Cambridge are keen to invite as many students to interview as possible, so to get to this stage, you may only need a decent NSAA score.
However, many tutors will consider the NSAA as a great indicator of your suitability for the learning environment at Cambridge. Natural Sciences is such a great subject because of the ability to specialise in areas of science that you are most passionate about, whilst still gaining a broad scientific education. The format of the NSAA recognises this fact and lets you exclude some sections which you are not looking to focus on as much (although all applicants have to answer the maths section). In section 1, all applicants must answer section 1A (maths) and then they must choose 2 from Physics, Chemistry, Biology and advanced maths and physics. Then, in section 2, applicants must answer 2 longer format questions from a choice of 6.The BEST way to prepare for your Natural Science application is with our complete package. Get expert help for every step of the process:
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