Don’t get upset about it. At the moment they are really tightening up the process. There are other alternatives (like any uni degree) to get into the flying side of the aviation degree. When I did it, there were a few that failed the interview, went to the management side of the aviation degree and then was able to transfer at the end of year 1. You’d have to run this past the science faculty as things might have changed. But the students who were able to transfer did so under condition their marks were above a set figure.
As per the interview, the questions overall are more or less irrelevant. They are really just looking for motivation at the end of the day. There’s a history of students who got in and gave almost nil effort. Show them the motivation and desire and you’ll be fine. Most graduates are heading straight into Qlink. G luck!