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The interviews are really a kind of mock-tutorial, an opportunity for the tutors to see how you interact with them in discussion in an academic setting, so essentially what it would be like to have you as a ...

Dependent on the university you're interviewing at, you will either have a panel or MMI style interview. A panel interview is more traditional, in the sense that it consists of several interviewers that are ...

It's always best to make a list or a table of all your extracurricular activities, as well as writing what skills you've developed or learnt through each activity or experience. E.g. Being a captain of hocke...

It's important to think outside the box when writing a good personal statement and to mention accomplishments and experiences that are unique to you. For example, you have already declared your academic grad...

I would think of all the likely questions that could come up for both MMI and traditional panal interviews and then think of an answer to be prepared. E.g why this university, why medicine/dentistry?