- tell me about yourself - why pharmacy - pathway in making methyl benzoate (I brought this on myself ) - NO2+ reacting with phenol (explain) - long division, something like 487/34 (asked an estimate first)
Hey, Had an interview at nottingham last week before christmas and found the information from this forum useful, so i thought i'd add my contribition. It was quite a laid back interview with one interviewer he asked me: The useful things I'd learnt from my academic studies. Why Nottingham? Whats a catalyst? Whats a biological catalyst, how do they work? Relevant work experience. What pharmacy routes can you take after degree, the 3 possible areas. What did I know about MRSA. Whats diabetes, why can't insulin be administered by mouth? Protein structure, primary, secondary and tertiary.
Must have gone pretty well because I got an offer the next day!
I had my interview today and it wasnt as bad as i thought it would be. I didnt get asked any acedemic questions...just got asked about stuff on the personal statement and about workexperience.
has no-one got an interview a notts on the 27th march?? i think im the only one. when i got the letter i thought it was a bit late in the year..... btw congrats to the people who got offers!!!!
hey guyz had my interview bout 3 weeks ago nd it wasnt too bad! she asked : why pharmacy, why nottingham, why cant insulin be administered orally, then she told me draw a dipetide, draw a functional group i knew(so i drew a ketone) and then she asked about nmr(nuclear magnet resonance). then the last question, she asked if i knew the difference between generic and branded drug?
Had my interview on wednesday and recieved offer by thursday afternoon!! Though id help others because people helped me on this
got asked quite a few questions:
Tell me about yourself? What does a pharmacist do? (in community AND hospital) Personal statement stuff? What do pharmacists in industy do? How does aspirin work? Side effects of it? Other methods of administering drugs? Why insulin administered orally? Other method of administering insulin? Inhalers? What uses of inhalers? Dosage of inhalers compared to tablets?
Might be a few more thrown in but ive forgotten. The interviewer woman was really good and i wasnt nervous at all it went like a normal conversation, wasnt intimidated at all unlike at other interviews
hi peeps i got my interview on the 26th o march... a bit l8 i reckon. i hope they dnt ask me any academic questions, oh well cant take the chance gonna ahve to revise everything....