OK.. if and when you do get invited to Oxford, you may well only have 2-3 days notice. Secondly, the PFF assessment tests may well differ significantly to OAA's normal testing... my understanding is that BA has worked closely with the 3 FTOs to achieve 1 standardised set of tests across all 3 FTOs.
Now, given the vast range of questions which could be asked, from maths and science in particular, and the very short period of time that you may have, it is probably too late to expand your knowledge significantly.
If you pass the FTO assessment and get invited to BA for the second stage I do strongly suggest that you bone-up on BA's history, current structure and future plans.. knowing this stuff is worth many Brownie-points! Good luck to you and all FPP candidates. TP
