Oxford and Cambridge Maths interviews are built around unseen problems and hints. Tutors want to hear how you think, how you start when you don’t know the way in, and what you do with a hint.
This guide gives you one five-step method for any unseen problem, a Part on getting stuck and taking hints, and seven topic Parts: sequences and proof, curve sketching, working from a definition, inequalities and estimation, counting and probability, geometry and functions, and talking about an area you’ve studied.
Each topic Part has three practice problems with full worked answers, the hint a tutor would give, and the likely follow-up. Two annotated mock interviews, three stretch problems and a practice plan finish the guide.
For Computer Science and joint courses, see Oxbridge Computer Science Interviews. Practise out loud with the AI interviewer for Maths and Computer Science.
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