Oxbridge Admissions Tutoring Medicine- Uniadmissions, Medicmind, etc.

Hi,
We have started looking into how worthy would it be to get our son help with admission into medical university, Oxbridge included.
We have come across a company called Uniadmissions that we got rather excited about but after long conversations have started feeling confused and conflicted rather than convinced we should go ahead and spend a significant amount of money with them - we were quoted £6,500 for a course of 2 and a half years, Head start programme in Year 11 and Premium Programme in Year 12 and towards the application process.
Our son is currently in year 10, academically very able and achieving (top 5% in his year group) but we are aware that getting a place in a top medical university or even Oxbridge is difficult and would love to support him but not sure how. None of these companies is endorsed by official organisations and there is all sorts of feedback online.
Has anyone been through the whole process of choosing a medical university, deciding whether to try Oxbridge and how did you approach it?
Has anyone used an Admissions tutoring company, if yes - which one and why?
Thank you in advance!

Hi, I am using their program for law and yeah its pricy but its kind of worth it to me. My best advice would be not to sign up for the year 11 program- that's a bit much (a bit of a stretch).. but rather to the subject specific program in year 12 as I am doing. It helps a lot with making sure you do well in admissions tests, its really well organized and the personal tutor they assign you as in my case is really delightful. Another hack is not to purchase the entire program but rather specific elements you need help with- like admissions test and interview- but not personal statement. Its cheaper. The best thing about it really is the tutoring and enrichment seminars, and those can be arranged one ones own (of course its far more difficult to do that but completely possible). For example cheaper tutoring can be found on sites like mytutor, their books can be bought from amazon, and the enrichment sessions can be replaced by imposing a rigid schedule of 'a law book per month', or listening to the lectures that are open access on Oxford's websites. Personally, I recommend it- but if it puts a significant economic pressure- is it truly necessary to get into Oxbridge or med school? definitely not.

Hope that helps!

Hello, I am thinking to apply for it, does it really help?
Like I really want to get into oxford, but not sure if I have the right knowledge. One more thing were you into the comprehensive one or the premium or are both the same.