Vetta MMI · Complimentary
Six full mock MMIs. Thirty timed stations. One interview room.
Practise under real timings in a video-interview room, mark yourself against what assessors typically look for, and send any mock to your tutor as a PDF. No sign-up, and your progress stays on this device.
- 6full mock MMIs
- 30stations in the library
- 0practised on this device
- 1Read the station
- 2Answer against the clock
- 3Mark yourself like an assessor
- 4Send the record to your tutor
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- Theme
- Motivation
- Format
- Panel question
- Level
- Foundation
- Timing
- 1:00 read · 5:00 answer
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The station
Many applicants say they want to help people and enjoy science. So do nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and biomedical scientists.
Why medicine, and not one of those careers?
TestsWhether your motivation is specific to being a doctor.
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1:00 to read, 5:00 to answer. Speak your answer out loud, as you would on the day.
- 1Read the scenario
- 2Answer out loud or in writing
- 3Reveal the marking points and mark yourself
Station library
Every station, ready to practise on its own.
30 stations across 9 themes. Pick any station to open it in the interview room.
Motivation · Panel question · Foundation
Why medicine, and not one of those careers?
Mock 1, station 1
Motivation · Panel question · Foundation
Tell us about a moment that made you more certain about medicine, and one that made you doubt it. How did you resolve the doubt?
Mock 2, station 1
Motivation · MMI station · Standard
Respond to your friend, as you would in conversation.
Mock 4, station 1
Motivation · Panel question · Challenging
What will be the biggest change to how doctors or dentists work during your career, and how does it affect your reasons for applying?
Mock 6, station 1
Insight & work experience · Panel question · Foundation
What did you learn from it, and how has it changed how you see the profession?
Mock 1, station 2
Insight & work experience · MMI station · Foundation
Name three members of the healthcare team, other than doctors, and explain how each contributes to a patient’s care.
Mock 3, station 1
Insight & work experience · MMI station · Standard
What made the difference, and what would you take into your own practice?
Mock 5, station 1
Ethics · MMI station · Standard
What are the ethical and legal issues, and how should the doctor proceed?
Mock 2, station 2
Ethics · MMI station · Standard
What should the doctor do?
Mock 3, station 2
Ethics · MMI station · Challenging
What ethical and legal points should the GP consider?
Mock 5, station 2
Ethics · MMI station · Challenging
How should this decision be made, and which would you choose?
Mock 6, station 2
Ethics · MMI station · Standard
What would you do?
Mock 4, station 2
Healthcare systems · Panel question · Standard
What is one of the biggest challenges facing UK healthcare, and what could realistically be done about it?
Mock 3, station 3
Healthcare systems · MMI station · Standard
What are the benefits and risks of this, for patients and for doctors?
Mock 4, station 3
Healthcare systems · Panel question · Standard
What are health inequalities? Give an example, and suggest how doctors or dentists could help reduce them.
Mock 5, station 3
Communication role-play · Role-play · Standard
Speak to your neighbour.
Mock 2, station 3
Communication role-play · Role-play · Challenging
Speak to him.
Mock 5, station 4
Communication role-play · Role-play · Foundation
Explain what germs are and why proper handwashing helps them stay well.
Mock 1, station 3
Communication role-play · Role-play · Standard
Talk to your friend.
Mock 3, station 4
Teamwork & leadership · Panel question · Foundation
Tell us about a time you were in a team that wasn’t working well. What was going wrong, what did you do, and what happened?
Mock 3, station 5
Teamwork & leadership · MMI station · Foundation
What would you do?
Mock 1, station 4
Teamwork & leadership · Panel question · Challenging
Who leads a hospital team? Is it always the most senior doctor? Use examples where you can.
Mock 6, station 3
Data & prioritisation · MMI station · Standard
Work out (a) the total daily dose, (b) each dose, and (c) the volume for each dose. Talk the assessor through your working.
Mock 2, station 4
Data & prioritisation · MMI station · Challenging
What would you ask before believing the headline?
Mock 6, station 4
Data & prioritisation · MMI station · Standard
Put these in order of priority and explain your reasoning.
Mock 4, station 4
Personal qualities · Panel question · Foundation
Tell us about a time you failed or made a mistake. What happened, how did you respond, and what did you learn?
Mock 1, station 5
Personal qualities · Panel question · Foundation
How do you manage stress, and how will you cope with a long, demanding degree and career?
Mock 2, station 5
Personal qualities · MMI station · Standard
How would you respond?
Mock 4, station 5
Dentistry · Panel question · Foundation
Why dentistry rather than medicine, and what do you understand about a dentist’s day-to-day work?
Mock 5, station 5
Dentistry · MMI station · Standard
What issues should the dentist consider?
Mock 6, station 5
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- Six complimentary mock MMIs, 30 timed stations
- Key marking points to check yourself against
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The complete method
Interview Handbook
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- Full mark schemes: the six-domain Vetta Marking Rubric
- An extensive question bank with marking guidance
- A complete doctor-written method, set out as a six-week plan
- Two full mock interviews to mark against the rubric
A doctor's view
Applicant Diagnostic
£199
- A one-hour, one-to-one session with Dr Farooq
- Personalised feedback on where you stand
- A written plan for what to focus on next
- Includes the Interview Handbook and one personal statement review
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Practice questions written by Vetta Education based on commonly published interview themes. They are not taken from, or endorsed by, any university or admissions body. Admissions decisions rest with universities.