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How do I prepare for a Cambridge law interview?

The Cambridge entrance experience is usually divided in two strands. First, they aim to test the personal experiences and competencies as stated in your personal statement. They do that by asking questions s...
MC
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What are Oxford interviewers looking for?

Obviously your school grades and predicted A Level grades are important, but if you've made it to the interview stage then your grades have proven to Oxford that you have the academic ability to study on an ...
EW
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For a murder conviction, it must be proved that the defendant intended to cause serious injury or death. The jury is directed to consider the 'normal meaning' of intent. What do you think that means and do you think it is a suitable direction for a jury?

Normally, there would be more context for a question like this; for instance, you may have been given a murder case to read beforehand which would likely provoke some questions about the meaning of intention...
SL
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What is the difference between an Oxbridge personal statement and a normal one?

Most universities want a better picture of who you are all around in your personal statement. Oxbridge, in the nicest possible way, doesn't really care. Saying you did Silver Duke of Edinburgh and learnt the...
EW
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When an owl hears a sound, the sound will hit each of its ears at a different time because the separation between the ears results in a time delay. The neuronal stimuli triggered need to reach the audio processing centres of the brain simultaneously; *TBC

*continued;how would you design the neurones leading from the ears to the audio processing centre to ensure that the stimuli will reach it at the same time?We need to start by establishing that the signal fr...
JB
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