- 5
- Stations
- 6 min
- Per station
- -
- Interviewers
- -
- Total
- 2 min
- Reading time
Stations described
5 stations on the day- •Resilience
- •Motivation
- •Social awareness
On the day
Online for 2026 entry (platform not named) and again for 2027. You are booked into a morning or afternoon session in February, and the circuit itself is short.
Shortlisted applicants get a short pre-MMI booklet naming the station themes (2026: resilience, motivation, social awareness) and which stations carry a scenario. Read it closely; the questions themselves still catch people out.
Each station has several set questions and six minutes is tight: applicants report being cut off mid-answer on the third question, while others finished early and sat in silence. Pace yourself.
Feedback is a four-band scale per station (Poor, Average or Fair, Good, Excellent); the school publishes no numbers. Online, you may be asked to pan the camera round the room to show you are alone with no notes, and you sign an undertaking not to discuss the questions.
The school's live 'MMI guidance' page still describes the pre-2020 in-person circuit of nine stations with a Simodont drill task. The interview has been online since at least 2023 entry and no applicant reports a dexterity task, so use that page for themes only.
You can make notes while reading.
Station scores combine into an overall ranking; grades and UCAT play no part after interview. A waitlist usually runs for near misses and is contacted after the June UCAS deadline. Rejected applicants get one performance band per station as feedback; everyone else gets none.