Mock MMI Interviews with a UCL Medic
Practise the real thing before interview day, and leave with written feedback you can act on.
Medicine interviews test how you think and communicate under time pressure, not what you've memorised. The best preparation is realistic practice with someone who has been through it recently.
How a session runs
- A short brief, so you know how the session and scoring work.
- Five timed MMI-style stations of about seven minutes each. As in the real thing, you won't know the topics in advance.
- Fifteen minutes of honest, specific feedback on the day.
- A written report within 24 hours, scoring communication, structure, insight, empathy and ethical reasoning, with three strengths, three targets and a practice task.
Who runs it
Our mock interviews are run by UCL medical students who have been through medical school applications themselves. Every tutor at Enhance Minds is a Russell Group student or graduate, and all are DBS-checked.
You don't need an interview date to book. Many students book before they hear back, so they feel ready on the day.
The details
Who it's for: Year 13 applicants with medicine interviews this season, or anyone who wants a realistic run-through before their first MMI
Format: 60 minutes, one to one, online over Zoom
One mock interview: £40
Three mock interviews: £110 (a baseline, a session on your weaker stations, then a full timed mock)
Payment: Upfront when you book
One session or three?
One mock interview gives you a realistic run-through and a clear list of targets. The three-session pack builds on itself: a baseline, a session on your weaker stations, then a full timed mock. Email info@enhanceminds.co.uk to book either, and we'll match you with a tutor and arrange times that suit you.
Book a mock interview
Payment is taken upfront when you book. You'll get a written report within 24 hours of every session.
Not sure you need it?
If you'd like to talk it through first, email info@enhanceminds.co.uk. We'll tell you honestly whether a mock interview is worth it at your stage, with no pressure either way.
