My plan is to do PAT and BPhO papers to prepare. First, remember the mark that will get you an interview is normally less than 60% so it’s not a disaster if you haven’t covered 100% of the syllabus because you can afford to drop a few marks if you are strong on the parts of the syllabus that you do know; second, I don’t really know the answers to any question of the form ‘is X on the syllabus’ unless X happens to be mentioned explicitly word-for-word in the syllabus, so take what’s written below with a pinch of salt. Sorry about the misunderstanding. Gravitational force is actually proportional to the mass involved, relative to the other; in other words, it’s mass multiplied, not added. To answer your second question, yes, the refractive index of a material can change (a little bit) depending on the wavelength of the light, and the speed of the light through the material changes accordingly (because c doesn’t change). What do everyone think. Whether tomorrow goes well or not, I’m glad I’ve learned so much new physics from all these solutions. Has any question ever come from ellipse, parabola or hyperbola in the context of Co-ordinate Geometry? So it is worth getting to know this material. Make sure you read through https://oxfordpat.wordpress.com/changes-to-the-syllabus/ carefully. Would they give you less than the total score of a question if you just write down the answer without the approach? I’m afraid engineering is a different department! the better. Past papers dated before May 2006 are based on an earlier syllabus and are not relevant to the current entrance test. Thanks for all the solutions, they have really helped. I also agree that those 3 were extremely difficult, and combined they were worth around 30 parks. In the next part of the question, working out the distance travelled (call it s), you need to use the definition v = ds/dt, therefore s = ∫v dt. Hi, thank you so much for this website it has helped massively with my preparation. Hi, any tips or sites for practicing or contents that we should know for physics and philosophy interview? Hi Nial, No problem it’s a pleasure to help. Thank you! I recommend u working on that, because, as it seems, not many have completed it successfully, so i expect to see the same question this year. No, you don’t need to know anything about thermodynamics or fluid mechanics for the test. Of course in most engineering disciplines you will do some more specialized training after your degree anyway, whether it is via academic or industrial courses, so all hiring managers are looking for in your bachelor’s degree is (most important) that you did well and (second most) that the university has a good reputation. A lot of tutors (rightly in my view) think that proficiency in mechanics is a good indicator of potential to do well so you should make sure you are really comfortable with the mechanics syllabus (and don’t forget the simple machines, like levers, pulleys, capstans, etc.). Just to clarify then, is it the reason you add up the two accelerations because it’s like “relative” acceleration (where it just happens to move towards each other here, right?). M doens’t have to be involved since it doen’t matter wether you are displacing a mass of just moving it with your hand, at least in terms of force needed to move m, work done on the other hand would involve M, There is another diagonal tangent for the circles. In general, if a topic has come up before and it is consistent with the new syllabus, then it’s worth knowing about it. HERE is my answers: extension=10a-8a=2a E=1/2kx^2=0.5(2mg)(2a)=2mag the answer is 1/2mag which I am not agree with. We’ve got free scans of completed solutions, visible one page at a time, with comments and links to background material. But it certainly helps to know the differential equation of SHM, the force/distance graph that corresponds to SHM (see e.g. Yes I think you do. drawing a diagram, writing down some key equations …). The PAT is - implemented across the first three terms of the school year. basic concepts of java and sql they also asked database related questions. This is broken down into Many thanks. The front of the paper states “Answers in Part A should be given exactly unless indicated otherwise. So the best you can do is just to look at what has come up. Anyway, what goes around comes around: I was taught at one of the best schools in the UK for free; I always felt grateful to my teachers, and so years later I set up this web site so I could give people a little bit of the coaching that I had. There might be something on admissions? Well done! But, pulleys are really easy because you just need to remember one thing: in a frictionless pulley, the tension in the string is the same on either side of the pulley. Thank you so much for your comment: all the effort that I have put in to this site is made worthwhile by the knowledge that it has been useful. But is this really such a bad thing? Hi Ma, Is it still worth knowing as there has been questions on it in previous years. I don’t want to suggest any charity that you could donate to, because I don’t think my judgement would be any better than yours, and I know that life in Oxford is expensive, so you would be well-advised to hang on to your cash. 2pi becomes 2*3.14.. = 6.28.. = 6.3 to 2sf. Hello! But you should know that the differential of log x is 1/x. Many thanks for correcting my careless slip. That’s very kind of you Saiyed, thanks. I guess the examiners would consider that a full understanding of “distance, velocity, speed, acceleration, and the relationships between them. You should learn how to sketch graphs for an eventual interview anyway as I’ve been told it’s a ‘go-to’ maths question. Additionally, I’m not sure exactly what you mean by Biot-Savart law – I think of the awkward vector calculus law on the wiki page, which is most definitely not on syllabus. If, for example, it is asking for the displacement as part of a suvat equation (unless it states otherwise) 2 sig figs will do. To what extent do we need to know about pulleys? I agree. In my working I drew a diagram and wrote mg(mu) = kx. Now that everyone has sat it, can anybody list out all of the non-multiple choice questions? Are they for the ones you could do, what about the other questions? i mean those topics which are written without integrals in physics like statics of a rogod bodies. Hi Juan — don’t know I’m afraid, but I’m sure it will be made clear in the instructions on the paper. Hi George, thanks for your question. But that’s the only thing I think you need to know about electromagnetism. I actually studied Engineering at Cambridge, quite a while ago. As I am studying A level maths I won’t study this topic by the 30th of October unless I do so independently. Again, these are really minor things, so it might not be worth the time to fix them especially if you’d have to refix them each time you upload. Do you guys know how much your pat score matters if you do well in interview for the final decision? This sometimes means having a bit of rough paper to do calculations and sketches on. Do you know whether compasses (the drawing tool) are allowed on the PAT? unless otherwise stated. Fitch Solutions / Economics / Middle East / Wed 22 May, 2019 On May 20, the State Bank of Pakistan hiked its benchmark interest rate by 150bps to 12.25%, from 10.75% previously. THIS YEAR WAS SO DIFFICULT hahahaha, the Math was actually a bit tricky and what was the last question in Physics, the last question for physics and the Octagon question for math went over my head, Hi! Just to let you know, when you click on the Waves link to see the Waves questions, it redirects to Problem Solving. Hi, For physics would there be any question from the topic of properties of matter, questions such as the speed of the particle 3/2KT or questions which releate to pressure, volume, temperature equations. I hope the course goes well and you have a fantastic time. We halved the distance and didnt take the vertical component. I am a 13 student preparing to sit the PAT, and I have a question regarding the content on the test. Like you I can only remember 9 non-multiple choice questions, but hopefully the ones I can’t remember you can. The more mechanics you have done. Yes it is if you’re confused about the equation v^2/r=G(m1+m2)/r^2 (also on the sheet) that adds the masses, this is derived right here on this site: https://oxfordpat.wordpress.com/circular-orbits-under-gravity/. The PAT syllabus changed a fair bit a few years ago, so when choosing PAT past paper questions, look here to check whether the subject matter of the question has not been dropped. Thanks for your questions and comments: for every person who asks a question there are another twenty who were wondering the same thing but didn’t actually write it down, so every question is a contribution. Hi, thank you for your help, I found it really helpful for the maths section and now I’m doing the physics one and I have some questions about the program I should cover for the test. I think it means that you can do problems with force diagrams that aren’t just being pushed in one direction, but that’s kind of vague too. Glad you like the website. This is all hypothetical of course but I honestly just need some deeper understanding of what I should do. I don’t have any special or official information. Are any other resources/preparation activities you would recommend, aside from going over the content again and revising the necessary formulae etc.? Probably ‘no’ I think. In no particular order: In your opinion, if I am pursuing an engineering degree and plan to go to graduate school, is it better to go to another undergraduate school and then apply for an oxford grad school, or does going to oxford undergrad give me a bigger advantage at getting accepted for oxford grad school? myPAT is India's largest online learning and assessment platform for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, NTSE & KVPY. Also in Q.19, Cos.wt = Positive (Root 3)/2 only. But there has never been a question on thin films, and the topic is not mentioned on the syllabus, so I think you would be best off ignoring it and concentrating your efforts elsewhere. ‘Yes’ definitely. I’ve posted it now. At a rough estimate, given the number of visitors to the site each year, this could result in about 300,000 sheets of paper being printed every year, which would be about 30 – 40 trees a year. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. A thousand of thanks to you! Thank you so so much for this resource! I wondered whether you could advise me as to what I sort of revision activities you think would be most effective at this stage: I’ve been doing PAT preparation since the beginning of summer, and I’ve done all the past papers a few times (apart from the most recent one which I’m saving for a mock nearer the time), as well as most of the relevant Physics Olympiad questions and the problems on the Issac Physics website that’s mentioned on the Oxford Physics site. Everyone who applies to study Physics or Physics and Philosophy at Oxford must take the Physics Aptitude Test. Will definitely recommend this to aspiring applicants. With myPay Solutions, you’ll get accurate, timely online payroll services and payroll tax services for your business—and much more. Hard? For example, say the answer is (2pix(sqrt(3)))/3. Hi, How much trig do we need to know? Cheers for the solutions. Thanks anyway . and btw don’t forget about circle and differentiation of circle equation. Awesome website, specifically what calculus techniques are needed? Practical Assessment Task - Department of Basic Specific topics within these? Could you please provide me with the following. It’s not that hard to solve this equation and “knowledge of elementary mathematics will be assumed”. In which way has the syllabus changed concerning sin/cos and tan and radiants? I tried linking energy stored to force on the mass, but eventually moved on. Therefore the total probability of throwing numbers that add up to six is 5/36. momentum of an electron In terms of your comment regarding Differential Equations, do you recall paper 2016, question 11? My Dad started this site because when I was doing the PAT in 2013 there were no free solutions available, and, even worse, lots of the paid ones were incorrect! 3 Header Icons The header options at the top of the screen give options to enhance or change the system functionality. Yes I would have been inclined to answer C to this because the question seems to be saying that there was some radiation emitted that was stopped by the aluminum plate, even though the emitted radiation was barely above background. I emailed them about this; you are advised to do everything in the paper because they can’t be responsible for lost sheets; if you do use an extra sheet ensure with your exam officer it’s securely attached and clear what it’s being used for (IE: write “x^2+2x+1=0 … continue on extra sheet”). Thanks. parametric equations I’m afraid I actually don’t know any at an appropriate level. 2009; and for that year the folder for question 10 actually also contains 11 and 12, despite the name) for whatever reason your doing this, i just want to say thanks and keep it up! PAT Past Papers . Thanks! Good luck and enjoy yourself. There are some questions involving Kepler’s laws but there is no mention of it on the syllabus and I haven’t really learned them. It was nothing like the past papers. They’re quite simple and you might end up using them in your a level maths exams. I know in the past several multiple choice questions have required you to apply it , however could, for example, a non-multiple choice 4 marker come up? That means no converting from root 2 to 1.4 hhahahaha. Ah gotcha — no I would recommend starting on past papers now and learning the extra stuff in parallel. they also asked you puzzle question. So while there is no mention of the phrase, I think questions which touch on SHM are consistent with the syllabus. Hopefully this site can be of some help to all of you. I’m afraid I can’t answer with total confidence as I don’t mark it. thx for reply. Thousands of top scorers on the AMC 8 have used our Introduction series of textbooks, Art of Problem Solving Volume 1, and Competition Math for Middle School to prepare for the AMC 8. (Covered by “Understanding circuit diagrams including batteries, wires, resistors, filament lamps, diodes, capacitors, light dependent resistors and thermistors.”). Thank You so much. I’m more comfortable with reflection of plane mirrors but I might have missed a few key details, do you have any tips/resources leading to any possible reading on this? Hardest PAT exam ever. For the benefit of future readers: even on 2018 where a calculator is allowed, the paper says to use that g=10kgms^-2. Marco, you’re absolutely right — it’s really helpful to have errors like this pointed out, so thanks very much. Hi Rajinder. I don’t remember the answer but I do remember putting down option C as well. That’s why if you have an object twice as “heavy”, it’ll experience twice the force. I’m also going to try to improve the sidebar because it’s a bit of a mess. If you know all the material then I’d tentatively say yes. Wah…impressive web! 2) No you don’t need to cover all the a2 syllabus. It would appear that perhaps it is no longer required, perhaps the A-level spec has changed? Good question — I think you probably should know about how real and virtual images are formed by lenses, and also Snell’s law (this came up and I don’t think any changes to the syllabus have removed it). What is the Weightage to MCQs? I don’t know much about the A level modules, but by googling around I think for at least some boards this is covered in C1 (see https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/A-level_Mathematics/OCR/C1/Error_bounds_and_Inequalities#Solving_Inequalities_involving_Fractions). This was an insane paper. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Hi, Thanks for the link! I cant remember but was the binary and triple stars problem considering the stars following the same circular path with radius r or was each star in a different path ? I know you’re just trying to help and I don’t want to remove it. It says that Physics Interviews will be from the 11th to the 13th as per this page. I don’t even have access to the paper yet so certainly won’t be doing solutions any time soon. Hi But don’t worry, they will find a way of contacting you. Just have a good rest and get ready for yourself tomorrow. A bit of rearranging gives you the second equation, which links velocity at a point in the orbit, v, with the mass of the object at the centre of the orbit, M, and radius, r. This equation is interesting because it proves that the velocity at a point in the orbit does not depend on the mass of the orbiting object! It will go up in a couple of months, after the whole admissions process is over, so that I can get all my pieces together. Yes it would be safe to assume that you don’t need sophisticated circuit analysis techniques. A stone of mass m is attached to the mid-point, at a point D, drawn back a distance 3a to a point C and then Released. My PAT went well. Beautiful and useful! I think really all you’d need to know would be in your A-level physics textbooks. A copy of the 2019 Physics Aptitude Test (PAT). Due to your invaluable efforts in preparing me for the PAT and interview, I was offered a place for Engineering Science. View Pat Spielman’s profile on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional community. Is this about a specific question? The way that graph sketching is taught in school is not great, it just gets you to mechanically learn them instead of figuring them out. I struggled a bit with inequalities, expecially the one on the 2015 paper. You have played a huge part in getting me an offer for engineering at Oxford ! It is a real pleasure to be able to help — I hope it has been useful for you. Thank you . “Elementary electrostatic forces and magnetism; electromagnets, motors, generators” There are no exceptions. On the 9i answer, yes that is right. Excellent — well done. 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 were a piece of cake compared to this one, therewas only about 1 or 2 hard questions that I really struggled with, and about 2 or 3, 8 mark questions too. I’m pretty sure it is 2 hours. Hello, could someone please answer my reply. This is just a heads up for anyone who wants to use the offline version! I doubt there’s much point doing anything more than PAT and BPhO problems. It’s a real pleasure to know it’s been useful. Gelsinger will also join the Intel board … but dont worry i think nearly all candidates will fail that 3-4 questions I feel like the UK definition of what engineering science is and what the US definition is is different but honestly, I have no idea. Thank you for your prompt response. I’ve noticed the PAT likes to use really complicated pulley systems, and I’m still struggling to understand the question from the 2014 paper on motors and Pulleys. a light elastic string of natural length 8a and modulus of elasticity 2mg is attached to two points Q,P at a distance 8a apart on a horizontal table. I will put together a suitable package for next year and link to it in the front page. Climate Solutions Act of 2019. What ‘elementary’ properties should I cover on? I was wondering if you had any advice for final preparation? Great resource but you already knew that . Would it be safe to say that these in depth aren’t required in the pat? The Department of Physics is working in partnership with the Admissions Testing Service to administer the above admissions test.. Very best of luck with the PAT — if you feel good about your preparation then that’s half the battle. So one thing that springs to mind is Kepler’s laws – there have been a couple of questions in the past that have involved knowledge of these. If I’ve got this right, you should have sat the PAT by now – congratulations! In this case the force is zero so the momentum must be constant, and since the plank+student were stationary at the start, their combined momentum must always be zero. Hey, thanks for this website! Yes — I think you should probably have mastered all the differentiation techniques you mention. The syllabus isn’t very forthcoming on this question, I’m afraid (but you should still read through it and look at https://oxfordpat.wordpress.com/changes-to-the-syllabus/). The date for the test is 5 November 2020.. Changes to the PAT: As you may notice when going through past papers, the PAT … Easy? I was lucky enough to have a top-class education for which I paid nothing and this is an opportunity for me to put a little bit back. (3) Semiconductors & electronics? I think ‘yes’ to both. For example, if there was something I wasn’t sure about, I’d come back here to check the comments. Thanks for the reassurance! Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Is it just me or was this years PAT more difficult than any other since 2006, the questions were from previously untested areas as well??? Do we need to know about cot, cosec, sec and their derives and things? Have a look at https://oxfordpat.wordpress.com/oxford-pat-2016-question-10/ for an example. How in depth do we need to know in analyzing circuits? So two of the suggested solutions are not valid. Ahh I see. drag force If it wasn’t for this website I wouldn’t have even a remote chance of passing. Take this opportunity to go through the material you need at your own pace – our day to day lives may be disrupted, but on the brighter side you now have a fantastic chance to think deeply through what you do and don’t understand. I just had a look at the syllabus on the website and it doesn’t mention this, but questions have definitely come up requiring you to know that the force on a charge in a B field is F=qvB. will i recieve an official letter or just an email from oxford in the late nov.- early dec. Not sure. If you do a tidy answer there is (almost) always enough room. I don’t have access to my scanner at the moment, but I will post them in a couple of days’ time. Thanks! When looking at the files in “oxfordpat.files” themselves they are sorted by date of upload (probably a wordpress thing) instead of by year of paper, but just searching for the paper I want and then sorting by name fixes it. Try it again and if you have problems you should post them as comments on that question. 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