The event was held in a lecture theatre on campus. We were sat down for around 30 minutes while they told us why we should work for them, and then offered a test for those interested in the trader internship. This test consisted of an 80 question, 8 minute arithmetic test, and a pattern recognition test. The arithmetic test was fairly easy, but long. Questions were just basic integer arithmetic with a few fractions, and each has a multi choice answer. The questions are easy, it's purely a matter of speed. The pattern test was harder. You get a sequence of 5 numbers, and then pick the 6th from 4 possibilities. I have forgotten exactly, but I think it was about 20 questions in 20 minutes. For a few of these I couldn't make out any pattern, while for a few others there were in fact totally justifiable reasons to pick 2 of the 4 options, and you just have to guess which pattern they thought they wanted. About a week later I got a phone call telling me I did not pass. I was not told my score, or the required score, despite my asking. At no point has it been explained to me why these tests are a good metric for finding a trader. I also will not be able to reapply, and again they have not told me the reasons behind this policy.