You're not the only one, I'm also slightly worried if I came across a bit stubborn or overbearing, like whatever instantly came to mind was said - all due to stress of time constraints.
That was a bit of an odd comment on your work, maybe it was to challenge you in some way?? If so then personally I see it as a positive, at least they were engaging with the work in a way that could open up some sort of discussion?? Did they say anything positive? I didn't feel/wasn't particularly challenged during my interview, I think there was one question that I was asked but I didn't quite answer because I wasn't sure what it meant (lol), so I (regrettably) sort of just brushed it over by talking about something else as though I were answering the question
... Alsooo, were you asked about how you would start to go about making work??
The panel hadn't mentioned anything to do with a chosen pathway
Usually interviewees are asked to choose a piece of work to be photographed with? That wasn't my case either - a tutor quickly chose a piece of work for me to hold and another placed these two small-ish objects that I had brought in beside me; I suppose this was done due to lack of time?
Overall, they tend to not give any clues as to how well you've done, so there's no knowing whatsoever until the official response