Oxbridge Medicine Preparation
For the 2024 entry cycle, Oxford’s Medicine course had around 1,000 applications for about 157 places, resulting in an offer rate of about 16%.
Gaining a place at Oxford or Cambridge to study medicine is one of the most competitive challenges. At Dr Admissions, we have a proud history of making this dream achievable. Our Oxbridge preparation programme is expertly crafted, from start to finish.
For 2024 entry, Dr Ahmed had a 100% success rate.
Dr Admissions Oxbridge Pathway
- Start with the 8-Week Flagship UCAT Course, securing an essential high UCAT score with our Oxbridge Tutors, who can give you detailed insight.
- Oxbridge Personal Statement – Oxbridge personal statements are unique and require more academic integrity than a usual medical personal statement. At Dr Admissions our tutors will help provide targeted support to submit a personal statement that is academically credible, reflective, and strategically positioned.
- Interviews – Dr Admissions provides structured, high-intensity preparation for Oxbridge Medicine interviews, focused on the specific academic and cognitive preparation required. Attend Dr Ahmed’s 10-week Interview Coaching Course then follow this up with a 121 Mock Interview. Students will do an intense one-hour two-part mock interview: 30 minutes with an NHS Consultant, Dr Ahmed, assessing ethical reasoning, medical issues and professional judgement, and 30 minutes with a senior medical student evaluating academic and scientific understanding. Senior Oxford Medical Student Jun Hao Chen (UCAT Score 2490 B1, 3 A* at A-level) will oversee Oxford students and Senior Cambridge Medical Student Mohammad Roheel (UCAT Score 2390 B1, 3 A* at A-Level) for Cambridge. This dual-interviewer format ensures focused assessment, maximising interview readiness and success.
The UCAT coaching and the PS mentoring can be done as a part of Dr Ahmed’s sessions in the Gold or Silver Package.
Contact info@dradmissions.co.uk for further information.
Unlock your Oxbridge potential — and take the next step toward a future in medicine.
