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What sort of questions do they ask in Oxbridge interviews?

Beyond the 'typical medical school interview questions' that are still fair game, oxbridge interviews are infamous for employing an array of unconventional questions that can be intimidating for the unpre...

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What is the electron transport chain and what is its function?

The electron transport chain is a series of four protein complexes, along with accessory electron carriers, embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane of mitochondria. ...

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Answered by Joshua J. Biology tutor
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Example Oxbridge interview question: Discuss why you think certain medications (e.g Statins) are given at specific times during the day.

Whilst it is unlikely that an A-level student would be able to give the 'expected' answer to this question, as this would require knowledge of the biological phenomena of circadian rhythms, this question ...

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Five point charges, each of positive charge q, are arranged to form the corners of a uniform pentagon. A point charge Q is placed at the pentagon's centre. One of the corner charges is removed. What force does the centre charge experience?

There are four keys to answering this problem - when taken together, they turn a seemingly difficult calculation into a trivial one-line answer. The first is knowing Coulomb's inverse square law for the f...

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Answered by Theo A. PAT tutor
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What is the best way for me to improve my speaking and pronunciation?

This is something that will only come with practice, but trust me, it will come! The things that I find are best when learning a new language tend to be watching TV shows in the language (you can use Engl...

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Answered by Claudia B. Spanish tutor
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