The Ultimate Oxford Interview Guide: Medicine: Practice through hundreds of mock interview questions used in real Oxbridge interviews, with brand new worked solutions to every question by Oxbridge admissions tutors.

By Dr Rohan Agarwal, Carolina Valensise, Chloe Bowman and Jasmine Thomas

Why do humans have two ears?
How is a cell like a city?
How many litres of blood does your heart pump in your lifetime?

These are examples of Real Questions from recent Oxbridge medicine interviews. Stumped? You don’t need to be!
Published by the World’s first Oxbridge Preparation School, The Ultimate Oxbridge Interview Guide: Medicine contains over 200 Oxbridge Interview Questions that have been asked over the last 5 years for 7 Medicine Subjects.
Newly updated for 2023 Applications, it provides Fully Worked Model Answers for all of these and guides you through the topics and problems that each one raises.
The questions are all from real past Oxford & Cambridge interviews. They include worked solutions written by Oxbridge admissions tutors detailing what the interviewers are looking for, what to say, and how to say it.
With contributions and advice more than 10 Specialist Oxbridge Tutors, this is your Ultimate companion to the Oxbridge Interview and a MUST-BUY for those who have an upcoming medicine interview at Oxford or Cambridge.
This Book contains Interview Questions For:

• Biology and Medicine – 149 Questions & Solutions
• Psychology – 40 Questions & Solutions
• Chemistry – 39 Questions & Solutions

Not enough for you? You can visit the Uni Admissions website for even more personal statement resources, as well as our top tips on admissions tests, picking the right university, and much more!
 
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: RAR Medical Services Ltd
• Release date: Nov 23, 2022
• ISBN: 9781915091260

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Jasmine

is

a

fourth

year

medical

student

at

Muray

Edwards

College,

University

of

Cambridge.

Her

intercalated

subject

was

Neuroscience,

with

the

Department

of

PDN,

where

she

looked

at

the

extended

amygdala

in

rodents.

Recent

research

projects

have

focused

on

time

perception.

The

former

President

of

the

Murray

Edwards

College

Medical

Society,

Jasmine

has

successfully

tutored

students

from

a

range

of

abilities

across

a

variety

of

subjects.

She

specialises

in

the

sciences

and

medical

admissions

and

enjoys

fostering

confidence

in

her

tutees.

Rohan

is

the

Director

of

Operations

at

UniAdmissions

and

is

responsible

for

its

technical

and

commercial

arms.

He

graduated

from

Gonville

and

Caius

College,

Cambridge

and

is

a

fully

qualified

doctor.

Over

the

last

five

years,

he

has

tutored

hundreds

of

successful

Oxbridge

and

Medical

applicants.

He

has

also

authored

ten

books

on

admissions

tests

and

interviews.

Rohan

has

taught

physiology

to

undergraduates

and

interviewed

medical

school

applicants

for

Cambridge.

He

has

published

research

on

bone

physiology

and

writes

education

articles

for

the

Independent

and

Huffington

Post.

In

his

spare

time,

Rohan

enjoys

playing

the

piano

and

table

tennis.