Oxford Physics Interview - a tutor's top 10 tips 

like the professor said, you have to do bad in all interview to be rejected, so there is high chance you may get it.

Good to hear from you - we will see what we can do!

LMH Oxford Thankyou so much 😁😁😁

@@LMHOxford I believe you need an IQ of at least about Mensa level to do a physics Ph.D. I can't do a physics Ph.D. These people are far cleverer than me. Well Done to physics students everywhere though!!

@@sherlockholmeslives.1605 That's fixed mindset in motion. I have improved from a 5 to a 7 which in IB physics which I believe is going from C to A* according to A level equivalence and have seen people improve. You just need commitment. Also one more thing. If you didn't focus enough in your lower grades in physics and didn't work hard back then it will obviously be much harder than what it is now. I feel the same way for languages all the time. I don't work hard enough for languages during early stages and just can't catch up whereas people who do work hard earlier get way better grades and become naturally fluent. It all depends on your hardwork. Honestly just around 2% or so have gifted intelligence. 2% of humans and it's not necessary that all of them would do PhD in physics. Do you seriously think that the smartest 0.5% people do PhD in physics or something 😂😂😂 that sounds ridiculous.

@@achyuththouta6957 I know that Einstein was a high school drop out. His teachers said that his attitude destroyed classroom discipline and that he was better off out of school, so he left, and in travelling through the Tuscan scenery began thinking about ( or more about ) light and travelling on a light beam, and started to formulate his Special Theory of Relativity. So Carl Sagan says in the 1980 documentary 'Cosmos'.