I cannot state heavily enough that it is not in your best interests to post the interview questions on this forum following your interview at St George's or Nottingham Graduate Entry Programme. You may think that you are doing others a favour but in fact you lowering your own chances of being made an offer.
St George's are interviewing 360 for 70 places and Nottingham are interviewing 280+ fpr 90 places.
Candidates are scored down for stereotyped answers and those that prepare answers to questions are normally easily spotted by the panel. I would also add that candidates often misremember the exact questions after the interview.
Caroline Persaud
Assistant Registrar (Undergraduate Admissions)
St George's
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