It is that time of year to prepare for the infamous medical school interview. If you pass the first stage of the admissions process, you’ll get invited to a Medicine Interview where they push students to see who is cut out for the challenges and commitment of taking on medical school. This is your chance to demonstrate your suitability for medicine and showcase your personal qualities that are aligned with those of a good doctor.
Tips to read the document!!
Always follow the instructions in your invitation. Read the email carefully!
Book a slot ASAP when you receive an invitation. You might end up receiving an early slot if they all fill up.
This is a guide! While they can tweak year-to-year, this is a realistic expectation to prepare for in 2026 unless these universities announce a change. Always defer to the official email and university page for the latest instructions.
Two Main Types Of Medical School interview
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many Medical Schools switched from in-person to online interviews, and there is a state of fluctuation in this process. We have tried to get the most up-to-date information. However, schools are still transitioning how they conduct their interviews, and the tech and setup of their interview are changing yearly, so make sure you check the details when you get your invitation to interview.
Multiple Mini Interviews – MMIs require you to work your way around a series of stations, facing a different interviewer with new questions or tasks at each station. (These stations can include role-playing and looking at graphs and charts.)
Panel interviews – Panel interviews involve a panel of interviewers asking you questions over a more extended period of time and represent what we consider a more “traditional interview.” (Usually lasting anywhere around 30-60 minutes.)
When Do Medical School Interviews Start?
The Medicine interview season can start as early as November and usually runs to March. The timeframe between receiving your invite and having your interview can be quite short, so it’s best to prepare in advance – instead of leaving prep until you’ve received an invite. Some Medical Schools will let you know if you’ve been successful within a couple of weeks of your interview, while others will hold off until the deadline in March.
You will be invited to interview via email or school portals; therefore, it is essential to keep a lookout in your emails for this, including junk mail or checking your application portals.
Check the list below to see the kinds of interviews and how they might be structured or carried out based on your school list:
1. Aberdeen University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? No
Aberdeen University uses the MMI interview format. These will be held in person this year.
There are 6 different stations that students will rotate around. Each station will last 5 minutes, with the whole interview process lasting around 1 hour. Each station assesses a different area, these areas are kept the same for each interview round to ensure equality. The stations can be traditional question-style or role-play-style situations.
The interview will test the following:
- Motivation to study medicine
- Core Qualities
- Critical thinking & problem solving
- Team work
- Professionalism
When will you get interview invitations?
Invitations to interview begin to be sent out in November; they are sent out in bundles until early March. You will be sent an invitation to interview via the email registered to your UCAS account. Once you receive your invitation, you will only have a few days to book the date for your interview. It’s important to keep an eye on your email during this time, including junk mail.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews begin the week commencing 15th December 2025. They will run all the way until March.
2. Anglia Ruskin University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? No
There are 8 different stations that students will rotate around. Each station will last 7 minutes, with a brief rest in between stations, making the whole interview process lasting around 1 hour. Each station assesses a different area, these areas are kept the same for each interview round to ensure equality. The stations can be traditional question-style or role-play-style situations.
When will you get interview invitations?
Invitations to interview begin to be sent out between November and December.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews begin the week commencing 5th December and run every week through to 16th January, with the exception of the Christmas break.
More info here.
3. Aston University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes
Interviews are conducted between December and March using a modified Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format.
These interviews are conducted online.
There are 7-10 different stations that students will rotate around. Each station will last between 5 and 7 minutes, with a 1-minute preparation time in between stations, making the whole interview process lasting just over an hour.
Some stations may require you to interact with actors, or you may be given a scenario to read and discuss with the assessor. You will be scored on your performance at each station and then an overall score will be calculated. We feel this approach is fairer than an interview panel as it gives you the opportunity to showcase a wider skill set. It also means that if, for example, one particular station doesn’t suit your skill set, you can compensate for this at other stations.
When will you get interview invitations?
Invitations to interview are sent out reasonably quickly, they begin to be sent out in November and continue until January or February.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews run from December until March, and once receive an invite to interview, you can choose a date that suits you.
4. Birmingham University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, for international students.
International applicants who are not based in the UK will have the option to undertake their interviews online via Zoom. Online interviews will comprise two MMI stations, including a role-play station with a professional role-player and one other station taken from the list above. There will also be a separate online calculations station assessment, similar to that described above, that will take place on a separate date from your interview.
Each interview station will last for 8 minutes, plus 2 minutes of preparation time, during which you will be informed of the discussion topic and, where relevant, the primary questions you will need to answer. At each station, you will interact with one interviewer or role-player, but a second interviewer will also be present. You will be scored independently by each. For some of your stations, an observer may be present, but this person will not participate in any aspect of the process.
For international students: All interviews will be held online via Zoom regardless of where they are based. Online interviews will comprise at least two MMI stations, including a role-play station with a professional role-player and one other station taken from the list here. There will also be a separate online calculations station assessment that will take place on a separate date from your interview.
When will you get interview invitations?
December to January (varies from year to year).
When are the interviews usually held?
Between January and February, interviews will continue until all the places are filled, and you may not hear back until all places have been filled, which can be as late as March.
5. Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes
Remote Multiple Mini-Interview (MMI) is made up of six or seven 8-minute stations – each includes 2 minutes of reading time.
When will you get interview invitations?
December 2024 through to March 2025
When are the interviews usually held?
Between January and February, interviews will continue until all the places are filled, and you may not hear back until all places have been filled, which can be as late as March, with decisions being made from January to the end of March.
More info here
6. Bristol University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes (Interviews are held online through Zoom)
The formal interview will last approximately 30 minutes in a structured interview format. Each station for about 5 minutes. There will be six stations, each assessed by three assessors. Their scores will be combined to form a total score for each station. You will see six assessors in total (two groups of three marking three stations each). The six station scores together will produce your final interview score.
When will you get interview invitations?
Will be given out from December to February.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews will take place from January to February 2025.
More info here
7. Buckingham University
Process:
Stage One: Academic Selection
This first stage involves judgements on the basis of the written application, primarily related to academic achievement as an indicator of intellectual suitability for a medical course and the practice of medicine. Applicants may offer a variety of qualifications, but the overriding principle is that achievement should be at the highest level, and comparable to entrants to other medical schools in the United Kingdom. It is not intended that ability to pay the fees for the course should compensate for academic achievement that is less than usual for entry to a medical course in the UK.
Stage Two: Multiple Mini Assessment (MMA)
The second stage of selection applies only to those who meet the academic threshold and is intended to judge personal attributes relating to suitability for practice as a doctor. It is a computer-based test, made up of a series of tasks intended to test applicants’ analysis, interpretation and judgement abilities related to ‘Good Medical Practice‘, published by the UK General Medical Council.
Applicants who are satisfactory at this point will be able to progress to the third and final stage of the MMI application process. Exceptionally high performing applicants may receive an offer at this stage in the process.
Stage Three: Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)
The third stage of selection is intended to judge personal attributes relating to suitability for practice as a doctor. It consists of a series of tasks intended to test abilities related to ‘Good Medical Practice‘, published by the UK General Medical Council.
Process described in webinar: https://youtu.be/YDo_nCFIXiw
When are the interviews usually held?
SELECTION DAYS
Please note: Eligible applicants will be invited to the next available interview. More dates are set to be shared throughout the year.
SCHEDULE OF SELECTION EVENTS
| Date | Selection events MMAs and MMIs for January 2025 entry |
|---|---|
| 12 November | Stage 2 MMA |
| 20 November | Stage 3 MMI |
| 5 December | Stage 2 MMA |
| 11 December | Stage 3 MMI |
8. Cambridge University
Interview type: Panel Interview
Remote? Yes
Interviews for medicine at Cambridge are conducted as a panel interview format – this means that you will be interviewed by a medical practitioner and an admissions tutor for 20-45 minutes. This format may vary slightly depending on which college you are invited to interview at. Applicants typically have 2 of these panel interviews (one with a college and one with the faculty), which are designed such that they are as close to ‘supervision’ as possible.These are offered both online and in-person.
When are the interviews usually held?
Invites in November, interviews in December.
9. Cardiff University
Interview type: MMI
The interviews will be in the format of Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) which involves several individual stations with themed questions.
We generally ask questions relating to the course in Cardiff, ethics, your understanding of a career in medicine, the NHS, working in teams, self-directed learning, motivation, empathy, resilience, and communication.
When are the interviews usually held?
They aim to communicate with all applicants by mid-December.
The interviews for entry 2025 will be in person for home (fee status) applicants and online for overseas (fee status) applicants.
10. University of Central Lancashire
Interview type: MMI
This usually consists of a multi-station Multiple Mini Interview (MMI). You’ll go through short independent assessments in different stations. There are usually between six to ten.
For the 2023 entry, UCLan held online panel interviews via Microsoft Teams. The interview began with a 3-minute introduction, where candidates were told how the interview would proceed, and their IDs were verified. This was followed by a series of questions asked by two interviewers which formed the panel. In total, the interview lasted around 40 minutes.
When are the interviews usually held?
The interview stage takes place between December and April each year.
11. Dundee University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes (the MMIs will be conducted online through Blackboard Collaborate).
The face-to-face interviews will be held in the medical school at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee.
For remote interviews, they use a platform called Blackboard Collaborate. You will be given a link to access your interview in your confirmation email. You do not need to register an account or log in. Just click the link in your email to join the online meeting at the time stated in your confirmation and reminder email.
You should plan to be in your interview for approximately 60 minutes.
Face-to-face interviews will involve moving from one station to another and meeting a different interviewer at each station. Each station will last 7 minutes in total (6 minute station with 1 minute reading time), and the rotation time for in person interviews will be 30 seconds.
Remote interviews will take the form of a panel interview, with the same panel interviewing for all stations.
In both formats, you will discuss five scenarios during your interview.
There will be a short break in between each scenario where you will have time to read the briefing material for the next station before answering the questions.
Even though the scenarios are often framed in a clinical or medical context, no prior medical knowledge is required to address them. We want to find out about your ability to think critically and flexibly, “on your feet” as it were.
They are looking to assess your communication skills, your ability to work in a team, and your personal values. These are all hugely important in shaping the kind of doctor you will be and we place a lot of weight on them.
We seek caring and hardworking individuals. We will also be interested in your work experience.
When are the interviews usually held?
Rather than issuing all invitations at once, they release them in phases depending on when your application has been assessed by our admissions team. Where possible, they will try to give you at least two weeks’ notice.
They hold in-person interviews in December and online interviews in January. It is wise not to plan holidays over this period so that you don’t miss out on an interview date.
12. Edinburgh University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? No
Interviews at Edinburgh are called assessment half-days and involve the MMI interview followed by a group task. There are 2 parts to the interview.
The first part of the interview is MMI. There are 3 stations, and each station will take around 12 minutes. In each station, you can expect 3-5 questions.
The second part of the interview is a 30-minute group task. Candidates need to work in a group with a few other candidates to produce a 5-minute presentation.
When will you get interview invitations?
Invitations are sent out from November to early January. Interviews are sent out on a rolling basis.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews take place from late November to February.
13. Glasgow University
Interview type: Panel Interview
Remote? Yes (For 2026 entry, interviews are being conducted online via Zoom).
The interview session will last around 30 minutes in total, divided into two sections – panel A and panel B:
- Panel A: explore what being a doctor means and related topics around this.
- Panel B: focus more on the applicant as a future doctor and will include discussion of an ethical scenario. Applicants choose one from two given scenarios.
The interviews are conversational, with no writing required at any stage of the process. The only part of the interview that requires reading is the panel B section, where the applicant reads two ethical scenarios and chooses one for discussion. We have included additional time in the time allocated for this task in order to be inclusive of applicants who have additional needs. The scenarios are also very brief, only two or three sentences.
Applicants will be interviewed by two interviewers, who cover both Panel A and Panel B.
When will you get interview invitations?
Usually, Glasgow sends out invitations between November and February.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews usually take place in December for home and EU applicants or between December and February for non-EU applicants.
14. Hull York Medical School
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, overseas fee status applicants attend interviews online.
The interview structure for 2026 is to be confirmed.
Hull Medical School uses the ‘MMI’ (Multiple Mini Interview, 6 stations lasting 5 minutes each) format, which is designed to test your personal skills and attributes that are required by a good doctor. The stations include three mini-interviews, group work, individual scenarios, and a student situation.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews are held in December and January.
15. Imperial College London
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes
Imperial College London uses an MMI-style interview split into two parts, both online. Imperial College used to have MMI Interviews. But from 2022 onwards, they have split into 2 parts.
Part 1: Asynchronous Interview. These interviews are not done in real-time. The interview team requires you to record your response to pre-recorded/written questions. You are given up to a minute to read the question and up to 5 minutes to record a response and upload it into a platform called Panopto Capture. Candidates are invited to Part 1 of the interviews and are given instructions on how to use the website.
Part 2: Online MMI interviews, which are with people live. There were 7 stations, with each station lasting 5 min, along with 1 minute of reading time. The interview lasts around 40 min.
When will you get interview invitations?
Typically between mid-December and January. This is a little later than other medical schools as they wait for BMAT results to shortlist candidates.
When are the interviews usually held?
They are usually held between January and March. You typically have to stick to the assigned date. In 2022, the interviews were split into 2 categories: January interviews were online and asynchronous, and February and March interviews were a mixture of face-to-face online interviews.
16. King’s College London
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes
KCL assesses candidates across several key areas to evaluate their suitability for a career in medicine and for the program specifically such as: Motivation and insight ; Communication and teamwork; Medical ethics and NHS hot topics; Personal qualities and skills
- Structure: Seven timed online stations, with one question or task per station. In a recent cycle, each station lasted approximately 6 minutes, with 2 minutes of preparation time.
- Interviewers: There are typically 2 to 3 interviewers, possibly including a medical student. A different interviewer will assess you at each station.
- Timing: The overall interview lasts around 40 minutes.
When will you get interview invitations?
Invites for interviews will start in November and can go all the way up to February. Offers are sent out on a rolling basis.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews are held between November and May.
17. Lancaster University Interview
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, for international students. (The MMIs will take place remotely using Microsoft Teams).
This was the 2023 format: https://youtu.be/V3NyngLYsYs
The MMI consists of approximately 12-15 different stations, most of which are around 5 minutes long. Previously there has also been an additional 20-minute station which involves group work and assesses the candidate’s suitability for Lancaster Medical Schools’ problem-based learning curriculum. This year MMIs will be conducted remotely using Microsoft Teams. Interviewers include members of the University’s staff, NHS clinicians, local GPs, patients, public representatives, and medical students.
20-minute long group workstation assessing your compatibility with the PBL (‘Problem-Based Learning’) style of teaching at Lancaster med school.
When will you get interview invitations?
Rolling basis from December. Lancaster aims to give candidates at least 2 weeks’ notice before the interview date.
When are the interviews usually held?
Usually, January to late February.
18. Leeds University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, for international students.
Multiple Mini-interviews for applicants to Medicine and Dentistry courses. Regardless of whether your interviews are in-person or online, the structure and format will be similar. There are 8 stations, each of which the format changes. Each station has a different interviewer who will ask various questions. You will be given 1/2 minutes to read the question before starting.
When will you get interview invitations?
Invitations to interview are issued by email in batches starting in December. Applicants who have not been offered an interview will be informed between early December to early February.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews are held from the start of December to the beginning of February.
19. Leicester University Interview
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, overseas students will attend online interviews.
The interview will take the format of multiple mini interviews (MMIs) and a numeracy test*. The MMIs will last about an hour and you will be assessed through a number of stations some of which include communication, motivation, empathy, and comprehension. We expect to offer face to face interviews for home students and online interviews only for international candidates for the current cycle.
Prior to interview you will be asked to complete a consent form and upload your academic certificates to a student portal. Please make sure you have read all the information sent to you ahead of time so that you do not miss this important step.
If you are usually entitled to extra time or other adjustments in examinations please notify us as soon as possible, and supply supporting information, as we may be able to make reasonable adjustments to the interview. The adjustments we offer are based on those available once on the course.
*Basic numeracy is essential for patient safety, and all graduates need to successfully pass the Prescribing Safety Assessment. The test will largely consist of mental arithmetic. No prior medical knowledge, nor formulae learning, will be required. This station will have a pass mark associated with it. The threshold will be reviewed depending on the questions used.
When will you get interview invitations? (no mention on website!)
Leicester will begin sending out interview invitations by email in December, and this will be an ongoing process until the end of February. Invitations to the interview are sent by email. Sometimes, these may end up in junk mail, so it’s important to check.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews re scheduled to take place between December and March.
20. Liverpool University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, overseas students will attend online interviews.
Liverpool University uses the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format for its medical school interviews. For home students, the interview is conducted face-to-face, while international students will complete it online. The MMI assesses key attributes for doctors through a series of short, timed stations, with a specific format and duration that may vary, so applicants should check the latest information from the university.
The station setup for interviews has not yet been confirmed for 2026 entry.
When will you get interview invitations?
Interview invitations are sent out from mid-November to mid-March. You will be given at least one week’s notice. Those who have received offers are able to choose from the dates available for booking.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews will be in January and February.
21. Manchester University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, online
The interview process will adopt a five-station multiple mini interview (MMI) format, with each station being marked by a separate interviewer.
Whether you choose for your interview to be in person or on Zoom, all candidates will be assessed and interviews conducted in exactly the same way – the only difference will be whether you attend campus in person, or online.
The interview in each station will be eight minutes long with a two-minute gap between stations. No information will be provided in advance, and there will be no reading or writing component to any of the online or in-person interview stations.
When will you get interview invitations?
Interview invitations are typically sent out between the end of November and February.
When are the interviews usually held?
For 2026 entry, interviews will be held in December and March.
22. Newcastle University
Interview type: International applicants will have a remote panel interview. But MMI for in-person interviews
Remote? Yes, for international students
International applicants are assessed at a panel interview involving two selectors . For convenience, this can be carried out via Zoom in the applicant’s home country.
If international applicants prefer to visit the university, they can have their panel interview on campus. The competencies above are assessed and graded by selectors during interview.
When will you get interview invitations?
The majority of interview invitations are sent out between November and January.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews usually take place between December and February. You will get the chance to pick the dates most suitable for you within this window, so make sure not to take too long, as there will be a deadline for booking your slot
23. Nottingham University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes
For 2026 entry, we are expecting all interviews will be online using Microsoft Teams.
The interview is designed to assess the personal qualities usually considered important for the practice of medicine. You’ll be expected to have:
- good communication and listening skills,
- an understanding of professional issues such as teamwork
- respect for patients and the contribution of those working in professions allied to medicine.
These qualities are based on the Medical School Council’s guidelines.
The interview will consist of six scenarios, which will include at least one role play. The interview will last up to one hour.
When will you get interview invitations?
The majority of interview invitations are sent out between November and January.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interview invitations are sent out from the end of October to March. They are held on a rolling basis and happen between December and March.
24. Oxford University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes
Those shortlisted will be interviewed by two colleges: where possible, one will be your college of choice (or allocation, if you made an open application), the second will be allocated to you randomly.
The order in which colleges see you will be arbitrary, and therefore the college interviewers will not be aware of your college choice (or allocation) at the time of the interviews, and you should not reveal it to them. Interviewers will also not be aware of applicants’ UCAT scores when interviewing.
The number and format of interviews at each college may vary but the selection criteria are common to all colleges. You will be interviewed by at least two academics at each college and by at least one practising clinician. You cannot predict whether your application has been successful by counting the number of interviews you receive, so don’t become anxious if you receive either more or fewer than you expect!
25. Plymouth University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Not confirmed
Plymouth University interviews were online for 2024 entry but are as yet unconfirmed for 2026 – however, they will follow an MMI structure.
The interview attempts to identify whether a candidate has the personal attributes required to become a doctor, dentist, dental care professional, physician associate or radiographer of tomorrow. We place great value on the following qualities, which are aligned with the NHS core values, and we are looking for you to demonstrate these at your interview:
- Communication skills
- Decision making
- Impact of illness
- Reflection and self-insight
- Motivation and commitment
- Integrity and inclusivity
- Resilience and adaptability
- Teamwork
The interviews follow a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) structure. You will be assessed across five stations by four different interviewers, which takes approximately 55 minutes. It is not a test of medical or scientific knowledge, but aims to explore your attitudes, outlook and way of thinking.
When will you get interview invitations?
The interview invitations should be sent out between November and February.
When are the interviews usually held?
The interviews should be held between December and February.
26. Queen Mary London (Barts)
Interview type: Panel Interview
Remote? Yes
If shortlisted, you will be asked to attend an online interview. Interviews will take place between January and February.
Interview panels typically consist of two members of senior academic or clinical staff, a medical student and sometimes a lay selector. Interviews are designed to evaluate the following: Motivation and reality of a career in medicine; Initiative, resilience and maturity; Team work; Organisation and problem solving abilities; Contribution to university life; Communication skills.
When will you get interview invitations?
The interview invitations should be sent out in December.
When are the interviews usually held?
The interviews should be held between January and March.
27. Queen’s University Belfast
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, for international students (No, for home students).
MMIs are being used to test non-cognitive competencies and the applicant’s personal statement is considered within this process. For 2026 entry the interviews will be held on-line for international fee paying applicants and in person in QUB for all home fee applicants. The interviews will still be in an MMI format whether online or in person. Applicants asked for interview will be given detailed information as to how the process will be run when they receive their invitation to interview.
These interviews have been designed to test the following which have been identified by both patients and academic staff as key non-cognitive competencies for medicine:
- Empathy
- Problem-solving
- Moral reasoning
- Communication Skills
When will you get interview invitations?
The interview invitations should be sent out in December (onwards).
When are the interviews usually held?
Candidates who meet the criteria for interview may expect their interviews to take place anytime from mid-December to March.
28. Sheffield University
Interview type: MMI (for home applicants), Panel (for international applicants)
Remote? Yes, for international students
If you meet our minimum academic entry requirements (and, where relevant, our widening participation criteria) and you have the required UCAT score, you will be invited to interview.
For home applicants, they use a multiple mini-interview (MMI) format, which applicants attend in person. International applicants will be invited to an online panel interview.
Interview panels are made up of medical educators, senior staff with medical qualifications, biomedical scientists, senior hospital doctors, general practitioners, junior hospital doctors, senior nurses, senior pharmacists, medical students and lay people.
When will you get interview invitations?
You will get your invites from mid-November to December.
When are the interviews usually held?
Multiple mini-interviews for 2026 entry will take place between 19 January and 6 February 2026. Online panel interviews will take place on 8, 9, 12 and 13 January 2026. They expect to invite approximately 1,100 home applicants and 100 international applicants for MBChB Medicine (A100), and 40-60 applicants for MBChB Graduate Entry Medicine (A101).
29. Southampton University
Interview type: Panel Interview
Remote? No
Southampton University holds selection days for shortlisted candidates. This includes a panel interview and a group discussion. For 2026 entry, all selection days will be held in Southampton.
The interview format for Southampton University is a panel interview that is followed by a group discussion. The panel interview would usually last for 20 minutes where you are usually asked questions regarding your personal statement and also why you are interested in doing medicine.
The main goal of a group discussion is to test your team-working abilities. They last for 20-30 minutes usually.
When will you get interview invitations?
You will get your interview invitations between November and February.
When are the interviews usually held?
The interviews are usually held between January to March.
30. St Andrews University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes (for all)
Interviews for entry to the School of Medicine are in the format of multiple interviews: these usually consist of four ‘mini’ interviews held at different stations which last about six minutes each.
At the interview, you will be expected to demonstrate that you have an understanding of medicine as a career and that you appreciate the realities of working in a caring profession. Your communication and interpersonal skills will be assessed at each station, and at least one station will involve role-play and interaction with an actor. You may also be assessed on such things as critical thinking, reflection, and your ability to discuss ethical issues.
When will you get interview invitations?
Invitations to attend an interview will be emailed to applicants at various times from November up to March.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews usually take place on dates in early December and then on rolling basis.
31. St George’s University
Interview type: MMI
Remote? Yes, for international students
During the 2023 admissions cycle, we will be offering applicants who are classified as overseas fee payers to complete a Remote Multiple Mini Interview (RMMI) using SAMMI-Select software. Overseas fee payers will also have the opportunity to book on-site interviews if they are able to attend in person.
Since 2021, they have been successfully using SAMMI-Select software to conduct remote interviews, so they are confident that our RMMIs offer you a smooth and stress-free interview process. RMMIs provide us with the same level of assessment as our applicants undertaking in-person MMIs, but they allow you to complete your assessment from the comfort of your own home.
The MMI will consist of six interview questions that take around 4 minutes each.
When will you get interview invitations?
St George’s begins to send interview invitations on a rolling basis from November onwards.
When are the interviews usually held?
Interviews are usually held from November to December.
32. University College London
Interview type: MMI for local students who attend in person.
Remote? Yes, for international students
They run Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) on campus for Home fee paying candidates. Overseas students will attend online interviews.
Candidates will be asked a series of structured questions and receive a score for their responses, according to the values listed on our selection procedure.
The MMI will consist of up to 8 ‘stations’ that candidates will rotate around, and each station will be 5 minutes in length. You will have one minute before the station begins to read some basic instructions relating to the content of the station, and you will then be instructed to enter the station and begin. The interviewer will ask you 2-3 questions during the 5 minutes. Candidates will be asked a series of structured questions and receive a score for their responses according to the values.
When will you get interview invitations?
Typically, between December and March, you can expect to get interviews.
If invited to interview, they expect acknowledgment of attending within 5 calendar days.
When are the interviews usually held?
The interviews are usually held in December and March and come out on a rolling basis.
