Complimentary resources · Written by a UK doctor
Every stage of your medicine application, in one place.
Applied this cycle? Interviews usually run from November to March. Start with a timed mock MMI.
- 2 complimentary guides
- 6 mock MMIs
- 30 timed stations
- £0
- No account needed
Independent: not affiliated with any university or admissions body. Dates shift each year, so always check official university pages.
Start here
Mock MMI 1: five timed stations
One minute to read, five to answer, then mark yourself like an assessor. Complimentary, and no account needed.
- Mock 1
- Mock 2
- Mock 3
- Mock 4
- Mock 5
- Mock 6
Want the full method? The Interview Handbook, £249
01Deciding on medicine
ShowFind out what the job really involves before you commit, and build experience that counts.
Find out what the job really involves before you commit, and build experience that counts.
Pre-Interview Applicant Guide
A workbook for the year before you apply: from deciding on medicine to interview, with what to do and when.
The Parent Guide
For the people standing behind the applicant: what to do, what to say, and when to step back.
Not sure where your child stands yet? Book an Applicant Diagnostic
02Admissions test
ShowPlan your admissions test around where you want to apply, not the other way round.
Plan your admissions test around where you want to apply, not the other way round.
UCAT official practice
Free practice tests and question banks from the test provider itself. Always start with the official material.
UK medical schools: 2027 entry
Every school's admissions test, interview format and gateway route in one list you can filter, checked against official course pages.
Want a doctor's view of where to apply with your score? Book an Applicant Diagnostic
03Personal statement
ShowTurn your experience into clear evidence of why medicine, and why you.
Turn your experience into clear evidence of why medicine, and why you.
Pre-Interview Applicant Guide
What admissions teams commonly look for, and how to reflect on experience rather than list it.
Practise talking about your statement
Several mock MMI stations ask you to expand on your motivation and experience. Rehearse it out loud.
Personal Statement Review
Upload your draft and receive written comments from a doctor: what reads as evidence, what reads as a list, and what to change. Your words stay yours; we never rewrite.
- Written comments by email
- Structure, reflection and clarity
- One review per application cycle
Not sure you are ready to apply at all? Book a pre-application session, £65
04Interviews & MMIs
ShowPractise under real conditions, then see exactly where your answers stand.
Practise under real conditions, then see exactly where your answers stand.
Complimentary interview practice
Practise under real interview conditions.
Six complimentary mock MMIs, each a circuit of five timed stations written by a UK doctor. Type or speak your answers, mark yourself against what assessors typically look for, then send each mock to your tutor for feedback.
The station
Why do you want to study medicine? Many people want to help others and enjoy science. Why become a doctor rather than a nurse, a pharmacist, a paramedic or a biomedical scientist?
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Ready when you are
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
Your practice record
0 of 6 mock MMIs complete
0 of 30 stations practised. Select any station to jump to it.
All 30 stations0 of 30 practised
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Mock MMI 30 of 5
Mock MMI 40 of 5
Mock MMI 50 of 5
Mock MMI 60 of 5
Key: ✓ practised · W Weak · A Average · G Good · E Exceptional
Going furtherPractice bank, Interview Handbook and Applicant Diagnostic
Complimentary practice bank
Practise and self-mark
You're here
- Six complimentary mock MMIs, 30 timed stations
- Key marking points to check yourself against
- A PDF record of each mock to send to your tutor
The complete method
Interview Handbook
£249
- 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
£399
- 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
Want ongoing interview training with Dr Farooq? See the Mentorship Programme.
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.
Pre-Interview Applicant Guide
How interviews and MMIs typically work, and how to prepare in the weeks beforehand.
The Interview Handbook
The complete written method for the room, written by a UK doctor. Use it alongside the complimentary mocks to know what a strong answer looks like before you give one.
- Built around a marking rubric
- A question practice bank
- Mock interviews to rehearse under pressure
- Presence: voice, pace and body language
Want a doctor to tell you exactly where you stand? Book an Applicant Diagnostic
05Offers, or no offer
ShowLate interviews, choosing between offers, or planning a stronger reapplication.
Late interviews, choosing between offers, or planning a stronger reapplication.
Late interview? Keep practising
The six mock MMIs stay complimentary. Work through the formats you have not tried yet.
No offer this year?
A Diagnostic maps what to change before you reapply: experience, test strategy, choices and interview.
Reapplying and want structured support all the way? See Mentorship
New · UK medical schools guide
Every UK medical school, compared.
Choosing four schools is one of the biggest decisions in the application. Our guide sets out how each school selects, what its interview involves and what it costs to live there, checked against official sources for 2027 entry.
- How each school uses the UCAT, and its typical offer
- The interview: MMI or panel, stations, dates and what is assessed
- Halls and local rent, tuition fees, and graduate and international routes
Photos from Wikimedia Commons; credits on each school's guide.
Going further
When you want a doctor in your corner.
The complimentary resources cover a lot. These add personal feedback and a plan. Each level includes the one before it.
Interview Handbook
£249- The complete written method for the room
- Question bank with marking guidance
Applicant Diagnostic
£399- A 1:1 session with a doctor
- Exactly where you stand, and what to change
- One personal statement review included
Mentorship
£2,750- 13 sessions in total, over about six weeks
- Limited to three families at a time
Shorter one-to-one sessionsBook on their own, or alongside a Diagnostic.
Written reviewPersonal statement review£65 per cycle · included with the DiagnosticUpload your draft and receive a doctor's written comments on structure, reflection and evidence.Upload your statement →30 minutesPre-application preparation£65Suitability, readiness and what support would help before you apply.Request a session →Live, one to oneOne-to-one mock MMI£180Timed stations by video with a doctor, then feedback on each station.Request a mock MMI →The Parent Guide
What to do, what to say, and when to step back. Complimentary, by email with the Applicant Guide.
Get the Parent Guide →Complimentary resources to share with students
A ready-to-share kit, a noticeboard poster and the six mock MMIs. The school never needs to share pupil data.
See resources for schools →Questions
Before you start.
Do these resources cost anything?
No. The two guides and all six mock MMIs are complimentary. Some paid options are mentioned, such as the Interview Handbook and the Applicant Diagnostic, but you never need them to use the complimentary resources.
Do I need an account?
No. You can start a mock MMI straight away. After a few marked stations we ask for an email to unlock the rest, and your answers are saved on your own device.
Who writes them?
Everything is written by Vetta Education, led by a UK doctor, based on commonly published admissions themes. Vetta Education is independent and not affiliated with any university or admissions body.
How current is the information?
Resources are reviewed each application cycle. Universities change their requirements and dates every year, so always confirm details on each university's official pages.
Can schools and tutors use them?
Yes. Schools can share the resources page with students, and each completed mock produces a PDF record a teacher or tutor can review.
Complimentary guides
Your complimentary guides, by email.
How interviews typically work and how to prepare in the weeks beforehand. Sent straight to your inbox.
Questions
How can we help?
Send your admissions or programme enquiry and we'll reply by email.