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Oxford Interview Questions: Chemistry

25 chemistry interview questions, each talked through the way a tutorial works

25 original questions: bonding, shapes, trends, energetics, rates, equilibrium, acids, organic, everyday chemistry
For each: what to say first, the approach step by step, and the trap
The forces to reason with, and energy versus rate
Where a tutor may take the conversation next, for every question
What to say when you are stuck, and how to use a hint
A 25-minute mock-interview script a parent or friend can run

Page 1 free about 8 min read, Full kit about 1 h 20 min read

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Oxford Interview Questions: History

25 History questions worked as thinking aloud, with source passages and a mock interview to run at home

25 original questions, one worked in full on page 1
Four questions to prepare about your own submitted essay and personal statement
Two invented source passages, each with three questions; a reading method and a sample discussion for the first, four comparison checks for the second
An invented population table and an object to read like a historian
Eight thinking moves for History, and eight traps
A 30-minute mock interview script with follow-up cards, so a parent or friend can push you without knowing History

Page 1 free about 8 min read, Full kit about 1 h 20 min read

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Oxford Interview Questions: Maths

25 maths interview questions, each talked through the way a tutorial works

25 original questions: number, proof, sequences, graphs, calculus, geometry, probability, logic
For each: what to say first, the approach step by step, and the trap
Where a tutor may take the conversation next, for every question
What to say when you are stuck, and how to use a hint
Writing maths on the shared whiteboard
A 25-minute mock-interview script a parent or friend can run

Page 1 free about 8 min read, Full kit about 1 h 20 min read

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Oxford Interview Questions: Physics

25 physics interview problems, each talked through the way a tutorial works

25 original problems: mechanics, orbits, waves, light, electricity, heat, nuclear, scaling
For each: what to say first, the approach step by step, and the trap
Numbers worth knowing for quick estimates
Where a tutor may take the conversation next, for every question
Checking units and limiting cases, and what to say when stuck
A 25-minute mock-interview script a parent or friend can run

Page 1 free about 8 min read, Full kit about 1 h 20 min read

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Oxford Interview Questions: PPE

25 PPE questions worked as thinking aloud, plus a mock interview to run at home

9 Philosophy (one worked in full on page 1), 8 Politics and 8 Economics questions
Each question: how to think it through aloud and follow-ups to practise; most also give one line of argument (not the only one)
Eight thinking moves to practise, and eight traps
Economics with worked numbers: a price rise taken to its break-even, comparative advantage, expected value
Two data questions on invented charts: turnout and a minimum wage
A 30-minute mock interview script with follow-up cards, so a parent or friend can push you without knowing PPE

Page 1 free about 8 min read, Full kit about 1 h 20 min read

₹999See the full kit

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Are these official exam-board publications?

No. These are independently prepared ProSyllabus resources. Use them alongside the prescribed textbooks, official syllabus and practice papers.