I wish someday I could accept at the University of Oxford. Btw, I like all your videos, I like the way you explain everything in all your video. Always keep up the good work. All the best to you❤
Wishing the best of luck! I too aspire to study medicine at the university of Oxford and I’m currently taking my A levels, though I’m slightly concerned about my gcse grades as I have less than 6A*
I really want to study medicine in oxford I am now 12 grade and I am working on it I watch your videos and I hope I get from them what can help me I am not from UK
@@ZQmedicinspires Thank you for answering, I really appreciate it! I watched some of your videos, I have to say, these are very inspiring and helpful! I wish you good luck in the medical school!
Thank you. You helped me☺. I want to ask you🤔. I am in the second year of high school and the next year, my last year. When will I start filling out the application form for the university, (note: the final exams for high school in June)
Hi, I think it depends on your school system, but usually you apply through UCAS in the October before you graduate! (and interviews will be later in December)
@@da14a49 It was mainly due to the difference in subjects, I study law and the interviews were very different from hers. But the basics are the same, you really need to be proactive, engaging and vocalise your thought processes. Especially for law, most of the times there won’t be a right or wrong answer, it’s about the reasonings and justifications. The tutors are picking their students, and the interviews are very similar to an actual tutorial, so how you engage with the material and content is crucial. You just need to be yourself and vocalise your thoughts.
My invitation came about 2 weeks before the interviews. There weren't any problems with visa as I was only there for a few days, though my flight was a bit expensive as I booked it quite last minute!
Face-to-face lessons have not restarted yet, as the UK is still in lockdown! We are hoping for better conditions next term, but it all depends on how the situation evolves... Although we still have a very select few practicals / patient-and-doctor sessions that are in-person with safe distancing and face covering.
Hi I have bunch of question about admissions So it's in year 13 like a levels last year that you apply right? Then you do a personal statement and then admission tests then interview then decisions? IAM SO CONFUSED LIKE THE TECHER REFERENCE EVERYONE HATES ME WHO WOULD SIT DOWN WITH ME AND TALK IT THROUGH. So asking about this I'm asking like when shoukd I start volunteering and work experience and Medicine are there any conditions. IF ANY OF THE INFORMATION I SAID WAS WRONG PLZ PLZ PLZ CORRECT ME. IM IM YEAR 9 so I shoukd have a fair amount of time I want to do medicine course
Hi don't worry I think year 9 is still quite early! Yes, you apply in your last year before A Levels (year 13), normally UCAS application deadline is mid-October, so make sure you've done volunteering / work experience before that. UCAT is usually Jul-Sep, BMAT late Oct/early Nov. Interviews are usually Dec for Oxbridge, Jan-Mar for other unis. I started my hospice volunteering about two years before applying but I think less than that is fine as well. For work experience, maybe try to do during the holidays in the year 11/12? (some hospitals have a min age requirement of 16). For the teacher's reference, you only need it before UCAS, so as long as you have someone you can ask before year 13 it should be fine. All the best!!
Yes, that should be fine. They only require Chemistry with either Maths, Further Maths, Biology or Physics. Other details are here: www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/medicine.
@@ZQmedicinspires my birth date is 2002 am i too old to be accepted in 2022 ?? and did they ask you hard questions in the interview my country education is not very good so i am worried
@@darkparadise756 I believe there's no age limit (some people apply after a gap year), but there are some academic requirements which you can find here: www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/medicine. Hopefully you would have taken an exam that is recognised by the university in terms of applications. You would also need to take the BMAT (an admissions test). There were difficult questions in the interview, as mentioned in my video :)
Hi! You may wish to take a look at my other video in which I explain the first year medicine syllabus at Oxford: th-cam.com/video/LuW3NA4Jm1U/w-d-xo.html.
It depends on when you take your exams (www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses/course-listing/medicine). For most of us it's usually age 17 or 18 when we apply, but you can apply earlier or later as long as you meet the admissions requirements (e.g. some people skip grades, some people take a gap year, etc).
Can you slow down please ! You are a doctor in the making aren’t you ? If you spoke like that to me I would end up with more headaches than my existing one 😂
I loved this :) Also as a fresher at Pembroke, it was v exciting hearing my college mentioned!
I wish someday I could accept at the University of Oxford. Btw, I like all your videos, I like the way you explain everything in all your video. Always keep up the good work. All the best to you❤
hi!! thank you for your bmat tips videos, they helped me so much with my score
hey, what did you get, if u don't mind me asking? :)
@@daveandthesmithmoons5934 5.4, 6.6, 4A :) how did it go for you? x
Wishing the best of luck! I too aspire to study medicine at the university of Oxford and I’m currently taking my A levels, though I’m slightly concerned about my gcse grades as I have less than 6A*
Thanks! :") Not sure how much they consider GCSE scores, but good luck to you too! x
dw too much about the gcses im an a level student and my friend got accepted to oxford even though she had a 4 in maths and had equivalent gcses!
Thank you so much for this!!
This video helped a lot! Thank you so much :))
You are wonderful !
10:39 could you please state the name of the website you read the experimental designs on?
I really want to study medicine in oxford I am now 12 grade and I am working on it I watch your videos and I hope I get from them what can help me
I am not from UK
I really appreciate this video. It really opened my eyes. How exactly did you prepare for your interview? What resources did you read ?
Hello, I want to thank you for these informations! They helped a lot! When did you work as a volunteer?
I did volunteering throughout my school years before university! (usually on the weekends)
@@ZQmedicinspires Thank you for answering, I really appreciate it! I watched some of your videos, I have to say, these are very inspiring and helpful!
I wish you good luck in the medical school!
Your advices helped a lot! Thank you! What kind of NHS questions would they ask?
It really depends! For mine, I got asked a bit about the values of the NHS and resource allocation.
Thank you. You helped me☺. I want to ask you🤔. I am in the second year of high school and the next year, my last year. When will I start filling out the application form for the university, (note: the final exams for high school in June)
Hi, I think it depends on your school system, but usually you apply through UCAS in the October before you graduate! (and interviews will be later in December)
Wow, your interviews are so different from mine, hhh😊
Could you briefly say in what ways?
@@da14a49 It was mainly due to the difference in subjects, I study law and the interviews were very different from hers. But the basics are the same, you really need to be proactive, engaging and vocalise your thought processes. Especially for law, most of the times there won’t be a right or wrong answer, it’s about the reasonings and justifications. The tutors are picking their students, and the interviews are very similar to an actual tutorial, so how you engage with the material and content is crucial. You just need to be yourself and vocalise your thoughts.
I heard that Oxford sends out invites only like a week before the interviews. Did you have any problem with visa and flights?
My invitation came about 2 weeks before the interviews. There weren't any problems with visa as I was only there for a few days, though my flight was a bit expensive as I booked it quite last minute!
Hi! Has face-to-face classes started in Oxford already? And I was wondering if you entered last October (this year, 2020)?
Face-to-face lessons have not restarted yet, as the UK is still in lockdown! We are hoping for better conditions next term, but it all depends on how the situation evolves... Although we still have a very select few practicals / patient-and-doctor sessions that are in-person with safe distancing and face covering.
Hi I have bunch of question about admissions So it's in year 13 like a levels last year that you apply right? Then you do a personal statement and then admission tests then interview then decisions? IAM SO CONFUSED LIKE THE TECHER REFERENCE EVERYONE HATES ME WHO WOULD SIT DOWN WITH ME AND TALK IT THROUGH. So asking about this I'm asking like when shoukd I start volunteering and work experience and Medicine are there any conditions. IF ANY OF THE INFORMATION I SAID WAS WRONG PLZ PLZ PLZ CORRECT ME. IM IM YEAR 9 so I shoukd have a fair amount of time I want to do medicine course
Hi don't worry I think year 9 is still quite early! Yes, you apply in your last year before A Levels (year 13), normally UCAS application deadline is mid-October, so make sure you've done volunteering / work experience before that. UCAT is usually Jul-Sep, BMAT late Oct/early Nov. Interviews are usually Dec for Oxbridge, Jan-Mar for other unis. I started my hospice volunteering about two years before applying but I think less than that is fine as well. For work experience, maybe try to do during the holidays in the year 11/12? (some hospitals have a min age requirement of 16). For the teacher's reference, you only need it before UCAS, so as long as you have someone you can ask before year 13 it should be fine. All the best!!
@@ZQmedicinspires thanks for spending time to reply thanks so much it really helped❤️
Hey,
I have Biology, chemistry and physics as my compulsory subjects in grade 11 and grade 12. Am i eligible to apply to oxford for medicine?
Yes, that should be fine. They only require Chemistry with either Maths, Further Maths, Biology or Physics. Other details are here: www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/medicine.
@@ZQmedicinspires thank you very much😊
Hi, how are you doing? Will the december interviews be online? Can you shed some light on the matter, thanks in advance.
Hi, you can find the information on the University's website: www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/applying-to-oxford/guide/interviews
Hi just asking
Is the interview happen before the foundation year or after ?
You apply the year before you enter university. So for example if you're applying for 2022 entry, your interviews would usually be December 2021.
@@ZQmedicinspires my birth date is 2002
am i too old to be accepted in 2022 ??
and did they ask you hard questions in the interview
my country education is not very good so i am worried
@@ZQmedicinspires and thanks for your replay
@@darkparadise756 I believe there's no age limit (some people apply after a gap year), but there are some academic requirements which you can find here: www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses-listing/medicine. Hopefully you would have taken an exam that is recognised by the university in terms of applications. You would also need to take the BMAT (an admissions test). There were difficult questions in the interview, as mentioned in my video :)
@@ZQmedicinspires okey thank you so much
I wish you all the luck and the success
Guys is it possible to get into Oxford with a high alevel profile but low gcses??
Hi,
Can you help me please
Could I connect with you?
could you please tell the oxford university 1 year syllabus in medicine ?
Hi! You may wish to take a look at my other video in which I explain the first year medicine syllabus at Oxford: th-cam.com/video/LuW3NA4Jm1U/w-d-xo.html.
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What was your BMT result?
Do interview are online for medicne during pandemic
Yes, I believe interviews are online at the moment
@@ZQmedicinspires you don't have Instagram account I have alot to ask
@@mekdalwitjoseph4964 Nope, sorry, I don't use Instagram that much
how did u do in your bmat?
Hi, I have a separate video explaining that: th-cam.com/video/Y82i5aykidQ/w-d-xo.html. All the best!
In which age we can apply for oxford in medicine
It depends on when you take your exams (www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/courses/course-listing/medicine). For most of us it's usually age 17 or 18 when we apply, but you can apply earlier or later as long as you meet the admissions requirements (e.g. some people skip grades, some people take a gap year, etc).
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Can you slow down please ! You are a doctor in the making aren’t you ? If you spoke like that to me I would end up with more headaches than my existing one 😂
Haha alright I'll try 😅