Oxbridge medicine,out loud.
Prepare for Oxford and Cambridge medicine interviews with AI voice practice. Explore unfamiliar questions, explain your reasoning aloud, and build confidence through conversation.
Real questions from a question bank written by a Cambridge medical student.
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What is the difference between the prevalence and incidence of a disease?
One question, spoken through.
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Choose a university
Sign up and pick Oxford or Cambridge. You can add a personal statement if you want the interview to draw on it.
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Sit a fresh topic
Each interview picks a theme — scientific, ethical, or personal — then a topic and a subtopic you have not already sat.
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Speak your reasoning
The interviewer moves through an ordered set of questions and can offer hints or corrections from the question bank.
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Read the report
A feedback report follows, with feedback you can revisit after the conversation.
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Show your working from your phone
Photograph written working during the interview. It is checked and fed back into the conversation.
What you practise with
Voice-led practice
You speak with the interviewer, the way the conversation actually happens, rather than typing a model answer.
Scientific, ethical, personal
Themes rotate, and each session picks a topic and subtopic you have not already sat.
Hints when you need them
Questions come with expected answers as a guide, and the interviewer can offer hints or corrections from the bank.
A report you can revisit
The session ends with a detailed feedback report, so the practice does not disappear when you stop talking.
Before you start
More questionsPractise the conversation.
Pick a university, speak through a question, and leave with a report you can look at again.