University interviews.
Choose your university and course. Toby runs a practice interview built for it, with questions, hints and scoring to match.
University
Course
Oxford Engineering Science interviewWhy engineering, then maths and physics problems about an unfamiliar real-world system: predict what happens, reason it through and model it, with help.
- Format
- Online, two interviews at two colleges, about 30 minutes each, with two tutors and a shared whiteboard
- Style
- Problem-solvingToby sets problems, gives you time to think, and nudges you when you’re stuck, like a tutorial.
- Practice
- 38 problems, each with hints and follow-ups
- Scored on
- Fluency in maths and physics, Applying knowledge to new situations, Picking up new concepts quickly, Commitment and enthusiasm for engineering, Explaining your thinking
- Sources
- Oxford’s admissions pages and the Department of Engineering Science’s interview guidance. Checked October 2026.
Practice in the style of the real interview. Tutors set their own questions, so yours will differ.
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