Group interview split into rooms of 10 students, asked to introduce ourselves in turn in 60 seconds then asked 1 general question already provided before interview and then asked a different question each which was undisclosed beforehand. Panel of 1 current ambassador and 2 related staff.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
At the start of the interview, you will be given 60 seconds to introduce yourself, providing the following details:
· Your name
· Your subject of study
· An interesting fact about yourself
· A short story about a personal university experience of your choice. Your story should be appropriate for an audience of Year 13 (i.e. age 17-18) school pupils*. For example, this could be to do with a society, university accommodation, welcome week, your course, student life, a favourite place on campus, etc.
You must ensure you keep to time. We suggest that you prepare and practice for this part of the interview in advance.
I interviewed at University of Exeter (Exeter, England)
Interview
Application followed by group interview. Key thing is being an active listener and very engaged - the questions they ask each person definitely unfairly vary by difficulty though. Worth preparing what you can.
I interviewed at University of Exeter (Exeter, England)
Interview
Group assessment centre in a discursive format. Naturally out of your group of 15 people, a handful of voices would do most of the talking and it was important for you to cut through the noise and make contributions to the wider conversation
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
You just had to be a chatty friendly figure amongst the group to demonstrate you can get on with strangers
