Oxbridge interview Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Preparation notes from an Oxbridge-accepted A* student. These summary notes outline various approaches and basic principles in jurisprudence (philosophy of law) which might be helpful for both law interviews and the LNAT essay component. Includes a brief explanation of jurisprudential approaches to the role of the law as well as key thinkers, such as HLA Hart, Austin and Dworkin.

This is my handwritten note for the book The Jet Engines by Rolls-Royce. In this summary, the concepts are explained in plain English with pictures, which make it easier for starter of aeronautics to understand. This document can also used by sixth-form students planning to apply to read aeronautical engineering or mechanical engineering at Oxbridge or Imperial College, as many topics may be asked as interview questions. I am an offer holder of aeronautical engineering at Imperial College. If yo...

This document includes interesting facts, concepts, viewpoints and formulas in the book Sustainable Energy -Without the Hot Air. This summary is written in plain English with formulas. It is not only helpful for engineering undergraduate students, but also suitable for sixth-form students willing to apply to read engineering or physics. The examples and formulas are linked to our daily life. Reading this might be helpful to your engineering or physics admission interview at Oxbridge or Imperial ...

This document explains how to prepare for your university interview and gives a brief introduction on how to write your personal statement and what is important within it

This document includes the derivation of the most important formulas in the IB, AP and A-Level Physics syllabus. Knowing the process of justifying and deriving the formulas can help you cope with Physics Aptitude Test questions. Moreover, if you are applying to read engineering or physics, the admission tutor may ask you to derive common formulas at the interview. I am an offer holder of Imperial College and the University of Hong Kong. If there is anything else I can help with you, please feel...

This is some basic graph that might be asked in an engineering or physics interview or at the maths part of PAT exam.

This essay is aimed at answering the Oxbridge English Literature Admissions Test (also known as ELAT) required when applying to Oxford or Cambridge University. There is limited help for tests such as these, so this essay will be of great help to those preparing for this exam - this essay is in answer to the ELAT Sample Paper. It was written by a candidate who achieved an A (82%, 49/60) in their Oxbridge exam and was rewarded with an interview for Cambridge University. Or, this essay can be used ...