Hi, I am Karishma.

I am an Oxford Law Graduate. Prior to reading law, I studied Maths, Economics and English Literature at A Level alongside AS Further Maths. I have three years of experience tutoring for the 11+ and since then I started tutoring GCSE Maths as well as supporting students with their Oxbridge applications and the LNAT entrance exam.

Having run my own legal blog and been heavily involved with several mentoring programmes, I remain fully up to date with the UCAS application process and the LNAT. This allows me to competently support prospective applicants by breaking down each stage of the process.

Personally, the LNAT was the hardest part of the application process for me so during my preparation I spent hours and hours meticulously researching and analysing the patterns, skills and key assessment criteria for the exam. In my first LNAT paper I scored 17/42, however after intense amounts of practice and research, I transformed myself into a student with a strong enough LNAT score to receive offers from Oxford, UCL and KCL.

Moreover, I have a bank of essay questions from when I have previously tutored LNAT students and I will work with my student to create essay plans, mark essays and teach them the most important aspects of how to plan and structure your essay when writing under strict time conditions.

Independently, I was able to secure 5/5 offers with my personal statement and many of the students who I supported have gone on to secure offers with top universities including (but not limited to) Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL. Thus, I am keen to support more students on their UCAS journey and I think my experience proves I am in a strong position to do so.

Hi, my name is Jimmy, I am an undergraduate Computer Science student at St Catherine’s College, Oxford University. Computer Science has always been a passion of mine, even before I started studying it I had an inert fascination for logical puzzles and maths. When I was 13, I built my own computer and still use it to play video games. My academic success in maths, science and computing helped push me towards Oxford, and it is one of my proudest achievements.
I support Leicester City and I played football for a local team for over 10 years. Since I love football and wanted to give back, I subsequently qualified as a referee for grassroots football which has helped me to develop my communication skills and has given me experience managing kids. I have also worked as a tutor part-time during my studies to help pupils reach their target grades. I really enjoy tutoring and am considering a future career in education, perhaps to become a teacher or professor.