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You’re welcome! ☺️

Yes, absolutely! Online work experience demonstrates initiative and reflection, which are key in interviews. Book a free consultation here: www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring Warm regards Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

I’m glad! No not expected but any experience in a care home, pharmacy or even a supermarket goes a long way to show interpersonal skills! Warm regards Dr Yusuf

That’s a fabulous idea thanks Yaar! Consider it done, we’ll film a video soon on this… 👀

@TheAspiringMedics thank you for your kind response

It happens! Focus on qualities like empathy, communication, and teamwork. Let’s refine answers-book a free consultation: www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring Warm regards Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

@ do u not think that the interviewers are sick of hearing the same answers again and again like communication and teamwork? Like should i instead be saying things like versatility compassion ability to perform under pressure etc or is it still better to stick with the basics

Don’t worry! Some universities send invites later. Stay positive and prepare-book a free consultation: www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring Warm regards Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

@@TheAspiringMedicsoh nah I got all 4 interview offers but none of them were on this list😂

You’re absolutely right! Unique, reflective stories stand out. Let’s craft yours-book a free consultation: www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring Warm regards Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

You don’t need A-level results before applying; predicted grades are used. International interviews are usually done online. For tailored advice, book a free consultation: www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring Warm regards Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

Yes, informing patients aligns with the duty of candour. Always gain consent first. Glad the videos help! Book a free consultation: www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring Warm regards Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

That’s very kind of you! We wish you the very best with your upcoming exam!

how was the interview?

@Medcondria Unfortunately I didn't make it

The University of Oxford offers various financial support options for medical students, including bursaries (e.g., Oxford Bursary, Crankstart Scholarship), NHS funding for later study years, and scholarships like the Oxford-Hoffmann Scholarship. Additional support is available for care-experienced students and long-distance travelers. Limited funding exists for international students, requiring external sources.

Yes, with a master's degree in pharmacy, you can apply to the University of Oxford's Graduate-Entry Medicine course (A101). This four-year accelerated program is designed for graduates with degrees in applied or experimental sciences, including biosciences, chemistry, experimental physics, and engineering. MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION Academic Requirements: Undergraduate Degree: A minimum of a 2.1 (upper second-class) honors degree or its international equivalent in a relevant science discipline. MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION A-Level Qualifications: Applicants must have A-level Chemistry (normally passed at A or A* if taken within the last 5 years). Applicants with a degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry (2.1 or above) are exempt from this requirement. Applicants must also have one from Biology, Physics, or Mathematics at A-level. MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION Additional Requirements: Admissions Test: All applicants are required to take the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) in the year of application. MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION Work Experience: Evidence of commitment to medicine through relevant work experience in health or social care settings is expected. MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION English Language Proficiency: If English is not your first language, you must meet the University's higher-level proficiency requirements. Given your master's degree in pharmacy, you meet the degree criterion. Ensure you also satisfy the A-level subject requirements and other criteria. For detailed information, refer to Oxford's official admissions pages.

@ thank you so much sir 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

I’m so glad to hear! Know your personal statement in depth-be ready to explain any scientific concepts, discuss related topics, and answer “why” and “how” questions. Focus on showing curiosity, critical thinking, and understanding of what you’ve mentioned. Good luck! Warm regards Dr Yusuf

This is a very helpful video. Thanks, but I cannot see gene editing being covered

Hi there, Thank you for catching that detail! You're absolutely right-it's crucial for interviewees to respond from the perspective outlined in the scenario. Mistaking the role (e.g., answering as a doctor instead of a medical student) could lead to a less relevant or overly advanced response, which may not align with what the assessors are looking for. This feedback is incredibly valuable, and I’ll make sure to clarify it in future videos. If you'd like more practice tailoring responses, book a FREE consultation for 1:1 interview tutoring at www.theaspiringmedics.co.uk/medicine-interview-tutoring. Warm regards, Dr Yusuf Ben-Tarifite BMBCh BA (Oxon) Founder of The Aspiring Medics

Is this for the Sunderland interview?

@ yes

Sure thing!

@@broskibrobro1278is Sunderland known for asking about eugenics? How do you know that they ask this?

Yes absolutely! She showed her reasoning and it was a great performance from her!

Very true!

Thanks so much! For exact details I’d check the official Oxford University Medicine website and email their admissions department if you have further questions!

Hi! For exact details I’d check the official Oxford University Medicine website and email their admissions department if you have further questions!

She's an Oxford Medical Student! She has greater knowledge of what we'd expect of aspiring medics but it's good to see the thought process, this is probably a very hard and more difficult Oxford interview than what you would get in the real thing! :)