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I'm interested in studying medicine at university. I hear that the "Why do you wish to study medicine/become a doctor" question is asked a lot at interviews. How do I go about answering it on the spot?

In a similiar fashion to certain topics and/or questions that you would most likely expect to come up in an exam, you should always prepare well beforehand. For such a specific and common question asked i...

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How should I structure a personal statement for medical school?

It depends on where you're applying to! Oxbridge like a focus on biomedical sciences and any research you have done (e.g EPQ) - for these a 40% science 60% "other stuff" split is appropriate. Ot...

ZR
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How do I plan an answer to a close reading question in my exam?

Planning in an exam is really important. It will help you settle into the exam, cover the assessment objectives and write a clear and interesting answer to the question. Everyone approaches planning diffe...

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Answered by Ruth P. English tutor
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How do I remeber the specific elements of a treaty?

I find it easiest to remember the different elements of a treaty by creating an acronomyn. For example, the Treaty of Versailles angered many germans due to four clauses. Loss of territories, limitations ...

LM
Answered by Lucinda M. History tutor
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Let f(x)=x^3 - 2x^2 + 5. For which value(s) of x does f(x)=5?

Although it can be tempting to dive straight into such a question, its always useful in mathematics to take a step back and assess the question before scribbling down panicked answers.

For inst...

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Answered by Jed G. Maths tutor
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