- 5
- Stations
- 6 min
- Per station
- -
- Interviewers
- -
- Total
- 2 min
- Reading time
Your circuit
5 stations on the dayAston declined to tell us which stations it runs.
On the day
All MMIs are held online, normally between December and March; applicants pick from a set of dates and are then allocated a time. Applicants report it runs on Microsoft Teams - you start in one main meeting room, follow a link to each station and return to the main room between stations.
Fully online MMI on Microsoft Teams with five stations, each scored out of 10 for a 50 point total.
Applicants report 2 minutes of reading then 6 minutes of questions at each station, with the questions shown in the Teams chat.
Some stations use actors (expect a role play over video); others give you a scenario to read and discuss with the assessor. No medical knowledge is tested.
If you are rejected because of a red flag at the MMI, Aston will not accept a future application from you.
After interview, applicants are re-ranked within their group (Home, Home widening participation, International) and the top ranked get offers. The admissions policy says offers are based on academic, UCAT and MMI scores; Aston does not currently publish how the three are weighted.