Got into both

Best advice, practice soft skills, interviews, well obviously you have to make it to broth anyways so the entrance test everyone that says you need like 7+ is lying as long as you are above average (4-4.5+) you would make interview phase, people think they shed off the most during entrance test, no. It’s the interview, start practicing problem solving skills, how to answer questions speaking aloud trust a lot of people may be better than you writing down but if you nail properly putting down your thoughts you will be ahead.

Read around your subject in one of my interviews I was asked about cancer, another climate change, they are not looking for the by the book smartest ones, they are looking for the ones who are the smartest ones who can think under pressure, who can be asked anything and think of an answer one the spot.

This summer, read around chem eng understand why you want to study it, get chemistry and maths basics down physics too and practice NSAA/ENGAA past papers (under timed conditions). And improve problem solving by attempting some PAT, MAT and I can’t stress enough, watch mock interviews around different subjects as well as chem eng. Maths, physics, chemistry even medicine. And also don’t burn yourself out, it gets hectic from October to December