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You can be a passionate, well-read applicant and still feel nervous when the English interview invitation arrives. That’s completely normal. The interview is designed to explore how you think, not catch you out. This guide explains the format, what interviewers are looking for, common Oxford and Cambridge English interview questions, and six worked examples with model answers and expert tips.
Even if you are deeply passionate about languages and literature, being invited to interview at Oxford or Cambridge is a moment that demands serious preparation.
Even if you’re deeply passionate about society, politics, and human behaviour, being invited to a Cambridge HSPS interview can feel like stepping into unknown territory. The questions aren’t straightforward and that’s entirely by design.
Even if you’re highly knowledgeable and passionate about PPE, being invited to an interview at Oxford as part of your application can feel daunting. However, these interviews aren’t designed to make you fail, so understanding what the interviewers will ask and what they’re looking for will help you enormously. This guide offers examples of the question styles and formats you may encounter in your interview.
Preparing for an Oxford PPE Interview may seem difficult, particularly with three new subjects to grapple with. However, it is important to remember that the Interview is aimed at looking for an applicant’s potential for development.
Even if you’re really knowledgeable and passionate about history, being invited to an interview at Oxford or Cambridge as part of your application can feel daunting. However, these interviews aren’t designed to make you fail, so understanding what the interviewers will ask and what they are looking for will help you immensely. This guide offers examples of question styles and formats you may encounter in your interview.
Physics is the most popular core science taught at Oxford, so you’ll need to stand out in your interview to ensure you get a place on the course. To be prepared for this, it’s important to understand what questions could come up, so this guide will explore some key examples and how to approach answering them.
Getting into the University of Oxford is incredibly competitive – over 20,000 students apply each year from around the world, yet only around 15% receive an offer. But what happens after the initial application? How many applicants are invited to interview, how many of those interviewed receive an offer, and how many ultimately accept their place? In this guide, we take a closer look at data from the 2022–2024 application cycles for Oxford’s undergraduate courses to uncover the real interview success rates.
Engineering is one of the most popular courses at Oxford and Cambridge, so you’ll need to stand out in your interview to ensure you get a place on the course. To be prepared for this, it’s important to understand what questions could come up, so this guide will explore some key examples and how to approach answering them.
Computer Science is one of the most competitive courses at Oxford and Cambridge, so standing out in the interviews is essential for getting your offer. In this guide, we’ll explore the types of questions that you can expect to see in your interviews and look at some examples to practice with.
An interview dedicated to Mathematics may seem daunting, especially when it’s being hosted by the notoriously competitive Oxford and Cambridge universities. However, these interviews aren’t designed to make you fail, so understanding what the interviewers will ask and what they are looking for will help you immensely. This guide will help you begin your preparation smoothly.
The interviews are one of the hardest parts of any Cambridge application, especially for a subject as broad as Natural Sciences. There are many different questions you may be asked, so this guide will explain some of the most common types and detail how to answer them.
The Oxbridge Interview is the final stage of most applicant’s journey. After this the admissions teams will decide who receives and offer and who does not, so a lot of pressure will be put on your applicants to perform well. This guide will show you how the process works, what they should expect from their interviews and how you can support them in their preparation.
The waiting period between submitting your UCAS application on the 16th of October and receiving an Oxbridge Interview invitation is a nervous few weeks. In this guide, we take you through who gets invited to an Oxbridge Interview, how and when you will find out and where they are held (with some final advice at the end).
First impressions are important, so choosing what to wear for an Oxbridge Interview can cause unnecessary stress for students. We answer your attire related questions to reduce your stress levels.
