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Oxford Medicine Student Q&A: Application tips and advice from Kaiyang

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Kaiyang is a third year medicine student at the University of Oxford, and a good friend of mine. In this video he answers various questions (see below) about studying medicine at Oxford. If you're interested in applying, this video will be very helpful.
Kaiyang also offers tutoring, contact him here to see if he's available:
/ kaisong26
My Instagram (where I collect questions for these kind of videos): / ilyacambridge
00:00 Introduction
0:19 Tell us about your course (Oxford medicine)
1:20 Why did you choose medicine?
2:55 Which A-levels did you take? Which ones do you recommend for Oxford medicine?
5:03 Is it a good idea to take physics or further maths A-level for Oxford medicine?
6:09 How important are GCSEs for Oxford medicine?
7:38 BMAT tips and advice?
11:22 What BMAT scores would be good for Oxford/what did you get?
12:53 Personal statement tips and what did you write?
16:01 What was your interview like? Tips?
17:48 What was your offer?
18:24 General application tips for Oxford medicine?
20:22 How hard is medicine at Oxford?
23:15 Do you have any study tips?
24:40 Kaiyang offers tutoring ( / kaisong26 )
24:54 Final comments
🙋‍♂️ About me:
I'm a student at the University of Cambridge studying Natural Sciences, and I make videos that can help you with studying and applying to universities such as Oxbridge.
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@IlyasCambridgeAdvice 3 года назад

Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 0:19 Tell us about your course (Oxford medicine) 1:20 Why did you choose medicine? 2:55 Which A-levels did you take? Which ones do you recommend for Oxford medicine? 5:03 Is it a good idea to take physics or further maths A-level for Oxford medicine? 6:09 How important are GCSEs for Oxford medicine? 7:38 BMAT tips and advice? 11:22 What BMAT scores would be good for Oxford/what did you get? 12:53 Personal statement tips and what did you write? 16:01 What was your interview like? Tips? 17:48 What was your offer? 18:24 General application tips for Oxford medicine? 20:22 How hard is medicine at Oxford? 23:15 Do you have any study tips? 24:40 Kaiyang offers tutoring (instagram.com/kaisong26) 24:54 Final comments

@hafsamalik9184 3 года назад

This was really helpful! Thank you Ilya & Kaiyang. Stay safe✨

@lucycheung9862 3 года назад

Good video! Very helpful!! 👍🏻👍🏻

@bachillerato8769 7 месяцев назад

Hi, my name is emad and I am from Spain and I got a 7 on average in the scientific baccalaureate and I have a 10 in a higher degree in Documentation and health administration. My question is is there really a chance I can get into Oxford?

@divinakaushik5495 4 месяца назад

Is math considered a relevant subject at gcse level by oxford for medicine?

@garrybarry9937 3 месяца назад

It’s completely unfair as to how students that obtain top grades from statistically low-achieving schools are weighted more significantly than top-achieving students from schools with a superior statistical performance. This is because majority of the time the difference is not in the quality of education being provided by the schools but the disparity between the quantity/quality of work being put in outside of lessons by the students. Especially for GCSE subjects where the online resources are more than adequate to provide students with a thorough understanding of the topics. In addition, majority of the higher-achieving students from the lower-ranked schools are either seeking external support via tuition or investing more time into their studies than their counterparts. By no means does it demonstrate a greater aptitude than those who go to higher ranked schools. What distinguishes the A/A* students from the C/D category is what they’re doing in their spare time.