Oxbridge Tutors

It is not enough to be a fantastic student (there are tens of thousands of those), to be enthusiastic about a subject or job, or to have an extracurricular list as long as your arm to get into Oxbridge. It is about all of that and much more. However, preparation is essential... That is why we provide Oxbridge Tutoring online to help you get through these challenging times.

The criteria for admission to Oxbridge vary depending on the course and level of study. However, some general needs are: 1. Academic achievements: Applicants must have an excellent academic record and meet the minimum grade standards for the course they wish to pursue. Applicants for most programmes must have completed a specific level of education, such as A levels or similar degrees. 2. Admissions tests: Many Oxbridge courses need applicants to take admissions examinations like the BMAT, LNAT, or TSA. These examinations are designed to determine applicants' course aptitude and preparation for undergraduate study. 3. Personal statement: Applicants must submit a personal statement outlining their academic accomplishments, extracurricular activities, and reasons for applying to Oxbridge. The personal statement should show the applicant's fit for the course as well as their eagerness to study. 4. References: Applicants must give at least one academic reference addressing their academic aptitude and appropriateness for the programme. Despite the fact that it is a demanding process, our Oxbridge instructors can help you all the way through.

Oxbridge has a massive library of world-class learning resources. Students have access to over 100 libraries, which contain 13 million printed items, over 80,000 e-journals, and reading rooms and study spaces that are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. STEM students work in cutting-edge labs outfitted with cutting-edge equipment and technology.

The most difficult course to be accepted into at Oxbridge is Economics and Management. Getting into Oxford or Cambridge University is an accomplishment in and of itself, but getting into economics and management is an entirely different story.

All of Oxbridge's undergraduate courses are full-time, and their students spend an average of 40 hours per week studying. Every student will organise their time differently in order to fit in all of their studies, hobbies, and interests.

Learning styles are classified into four categories: visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic. Most people use a combination of these, but they usually have a preferred learning style. This can vary depending on the situation; there is no one-size-fits-all learning style!

There are no limits! Our course can be taken for as long as you like, but we recommend that you spend 20 to 40 hours on it. We're flexible, and we want to make it as easy as possible for you to pass the exam by providing you with the best platform and award-winning resources.

Why not! To learn more about our programme and to schedule a FREE consultation, simply contact our Oxbridge staff today. If you decide to go ahead with a trial lesson, our staff will match you with the perfect Oxbridge tutor.

Certainly not! We're really adaptable! To assist you to finance the costs of studying for the exams, we offer a range of payment options; simply contact our Oxbridge team for more information!

The platinum package is our most popular, and it improves your performance and overall outcomes the most. With over 70 hours of one-on-one tutoring, you'll receive the best assistance available to improve your chances of success. For example, you can choose from Oxbridge exam tutors, an interview tutor, or both! Our other packages are also very effective, but because we have fewer hours of tuition, we have less time to go deeper into themes or areas of weakness than we do with the Platinum Package.

Absolutely! You are free to utilise your 1-1 Oxbridge tutoring hour in any way you see fit throughout the programme. You will meet your Oxbridge tutors online via MS Teams, where you can share resources.

When you apply for a programme, you will meet with one of our Oxbridge professionals to discuss your study plan and assess your suitability. You have the option of paying in full or in 12 monthly instalments if you are accepted into the program. We have a number of payment alternatives available, which can be discussed with a member of our staff.

You'll have your own WhatsApp group with your tutors and the Oxbridge Mind support team. You can ask questions there at any moment, for example, to schedule lessons or get revision help. Our customer service team is always available, and we are happy to chat with you over the phone if that is more convenient for you.