She performed insanely well under that much pressure. Also super pretty :)

This video was very insightful! Thank you and please make more. The interviewee did a great job. It was actually so interesting listening to your questions and her thought process. The interviews I've seen so far just ask simple generic questions but this was different.

If it's this nice, I'm all up for it.

I feel nervous and I’m not even doing the interview

I'm a student nurse and I know my knowledge isn't as wide as theirs in the medical field but I'm just happy I could answer all of her academic questions 😭😁

Super-insightful! Thanks for this.

that was so good

take a shot every time she says “kind of”

This seems more passable than the maths interview I watched.

Thank you! Such a useful video. On the question where you asked if you'd enjoy going to the London Eye, would it have made sense if I said not particularly, as you did describe yourself as being blind in this scenario, and therefore potentially have heightened senses. Perhaps the atmosphere surrounding the London Eye e.g being in the city centre, crowded etc. would be not be a suitable place as it is busy all year round and so on.

Did she get selected to the course

Hi, could you tell me how this candidate did from an interviewer's perspective? Was this interview considered as a 'model' answer? Thank you!

So is this interview considered to be one of an accepted person?

Are interviews based on simplified concepts like this one or are they much harder in reality? Also is taking an interview online a potential disadvantage for international students?

I had a lot I wanted to say if I was in her place as I was watching the video and dreaming about the unrealizable dream of me getting a chance to study medcine in Oxford :') ; especially about the blind man part, it came to my mind that when for example we try to explain things like forms and colores ,which are identified only by sight, we can rely on other sens like for example colers we can replace them with flavors and forms by some simplified touchable things -,- Well, something like that, because I think we can creat an image of our reality based on other sens, even we (people who can see ) sometimes we relate some memories to things other than image, and we create a reality based on things other than only what we see, I'm curious on how people who've never seen the light of this world feel it, human brain is fascinating, I'll probably do a neurological speciality if I ever survive medecal school :')

I’m sorry to say but they really weren’t this nice in the actual interview

Are we supposed to know the staff of how you want an injection to be made and what to contain? I mean not that I have done this in school but that can be a bit worrying. At least now I know :)

funny enough, the easiest part of the interview describing the london eye was her weakest part i thought. She didn't confirm with the blind person if they understood her terminology like circle, white etc etc .

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My heart was beating so fast for her 😩

why can i answer these questions and i haven't done science since gcse... definitely not claiming i could hack medicine at oxford, just feeling like this gives students a false sense of security going into these interviews

Is this interview with a Highschool student or a student who is already studying medicine?

I hope my interview is not this hard

Why would a blind person enjoy the London Eye?!?! The entire spectacle is a visual experience. It would literally feel like being in a dark elevator lol smh