Oxbridge Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed revision notes on Liberalism (part of the UK Politics and Core Political Ideas paper). Includes access to key thinker profiles, summarised theory notes, sample essay, quote bank and examples. Refers to all branches and concepts specified by the exam board. Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

Detailed notes and examples on King John and the loss of Normandy (includes John's inheritance, defeat of Arthur, French campaigns, the terms of Le Goulet, economic implications). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

Answers to Short Questions from ALL past paper questions (up to 2018), for the Endocrinology module of the Biomedical Sciences course at the University of Oxford. This includes multiple ORIGINAL DIAGRAMS and references to evidence/papers. All answers were reviewed by an Oxford tutor. I went onto getting Top First of my cohort and receiving multiple awards: Gibbs Prize, UK Society of Endocrinology Undergraduate Award, Nuffield Science Award and college scholarships. Hope it helps, good lu...

First-class answers to Short Questions from ALL past paper questions (up to 2018), for the Immunology & Microbiology module of the Biomedical Sciences course at the University of Oxford. Answers include ORIGINAL DIAGRAMS and reference to evidence/papers where relevant. All answers were reviewed by an Oxford tutor. Super helpful for exam revision! I went onto getting Top First of my cohort and receiving multiple awards: Gibbs Prize, Nuffield Science Award, Society of Endocrinology Undergr...

First-class answers to Short Questions from ALL past paper questions (up to 2018), for the Integrative Systems Physiology module of the Biomedical Sciences course at the University of Oxford. Answers include ORIGINAL DIAGRAMS and reference to evidence/papers where relevant. All answers were reviewed by an Oxford tutor. Super helpful for exam revision! I went onto getting Top First of my cohort and receiving multiple awards: Gibbs Prize, Nuffield Science Award, Society of Endocrinology Un...

This Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) How to? study guide introduces students applying to university through the TSA entrance examination. It covers section 1 (problem solving and critical thinking), section 2 (the essay) and admission statistics for the TSA, particularly for PPE applications. This exam is required for certain subjects at both Oxford and Cambridge, including: Experimental Psychology Human Sciences Philosophy, Politics and Economics Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics ...