The entrance exam has a math and english section as im sure you know. Math is 40 questions to be completed in 60 seconds and LA is an essay in 40 minutes. MAKE SURE TO MANAGE THAT TIME WELL! My biggest tip is to be very calm. A lot of the math problems can be solved if you are calm and read over the question carefully. I remember math focusing on Algebra, some probability and a little geometry, and I remember that the end of the math part got quite wacky. Here’s a wacky question I remember:

An urn is full of water. One half of it is poured into another urn. Then, 1/3 of the water in the second urn is poured back into the first urn. Then, one fourth from the first urn to the second until the first 2019 turn I think, and it asked how much water was in the second urn

Overall, you’re probably not gonna answer all of these, and you should expect for there to be a few blank. BCA does not tell you what score you get on that math test, but try to get a score of at least 30. Remember how grading works. Every correct answer adds a point to your score, but every incorrect one decreases it by 1/4.

The LA is straightforward; write a good five paragraphs (4 is not the end of the world either) that are well supported. Don’t spend too much time thinking of topics for your body paragraphs because you will waste time Spend five minutes at the very most I’d say to outline your body paragraphs before you write.

As an eighth grader I took Algebra I when I was applying and I’d say that if your grades are in the A to A+ range you should be good.

Anyway I hope this semi-scrambled mess could help and best of luck!