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UK Medical School Interview Course

Secure your place at medical school with our complete online interview course — master every MMI and panel question with our expert-led online course.

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Created by Sean Rezvani, Francis Ugwu & Holly Sheldon

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Over 80 Questions

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Had no idea how to prepare for the med school interview but found this course so useful! Really liked that it was online, helped me to work around coursework and exams. The hot topics were a great talking point at my MMI interview. Would recommend to anyone applying to medical school this year!

Matthew J.

You need this course if you’ve got a medical school interview. Great quality resources and an excellent range of videos. Had 3 interviews and got all 3 offers, could not have done it without Medset.

Anita P.

The best resource for the medical school interview. The format made it feel like a one-on-one coaching experience, with excellent videos and resources. I felt so prepared for my interview and got 4 offers!

Adnan S.

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Preparing for your medical school interview can feel like navigating a maze – with multiple stations, ethical dilemmas, and rapid reasoning tests that assess far more than your academic record. Competition is fierce, and success isn’t down to luck – it’s about clarity, structure and showing you’re the one who deserves to study medicine.

That’s exactly what the Medset Medical School Interview Course delivers. Built around the latest admission guidance and interview formats, it’s the most comprehensive and up-to-date preparation resource available. You’ll learn to deliver sharp, confident responses, demonstrate genuine insight into the medical profession, and approach every station with confidence,  helping you stand out and secure your offer.

Every element of this online course mirrors the real medical school interview process – from Multiple Mini Interview stations and traditional panel questions, to role-plays, ethical scenarios and personal insight. You’ll apply proven frameworks used by successful candidates, focusing on the domains that consistently distinguish applicants and secure real offers.

What You'll Learn

  • From MMIs to panel interviews, master proven frameworks for any task
  • Structure answers that stand out with clarity and relevance to medicine
  • Excel with common questions – motivation, ethics, teamwork & hot topics
  • Tackle high-pressure role-play scenarios with confidence
  • Showcase your personal statement aligned to what medical schools want
  • Focus your preparation on the areas that secure the highest marks

Course Content

Medicine Application Guide

Healthcare Before The NHS
The Birth Of The NHS
Current Structure Of The NHS
NHS Governance
Key Bodies
Career Path Of A Doctor
Shape Of Training Review
European Working Time Directive

Hippocratic Oath & Good Medical Practice
Revalidation
Consent
Capacity
Confidentiality
Medical Ethics
Clinical Governance

Introduction
Why Do You Want To Study Medicine?
Why Not Nursing?
What Would You Do If Unsuccessful?
Where Do You See Yourself In 10 Years?
What’s Your Biggest Weakness?
What Makes A Good Team Player?
A Time You’ve Coped With Failure
Why This Medical School?
Concerns About A Senior
SPIES
Jehovah’s Witness
Deciding Who Gets A Transplant
Healthcare & NHS Insight

Introduction
Situational Response And Ethical Questions
SPIKES
How You’re Marked
Explaining A Condition
Dealing With Conflict
Admitting A Mistake
A Mother’s Cancer Diagnosis
Data Interpretation I
Data Interpretation II
Describe A Shape

Junior Doctor Contract Dispute (2016)
Mid-Staffordshire & The Francis Inquiry
Charlie Gard
Harold Shipman
Hadiza Bawa-Garba
Assisted Dying (Euthanasia)
Privatisation & Private Healthcare
Vaccinations and MMR
Coronavirus
The Ageing Population
Junior Doctors Strikes (2024)
Vaccines
Refugee Healthcare
A&E In Crisis

Preparing For Success
Remote Interviews

Flexible Learning

Online CourseMock Interview Pro Bundle
Online Modules
Discussion Board
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Personal Tutoring
Full Mock Interview
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Authors

Sean Rezvani FRCS(Urol)LinkedIn

Sean is a Consultant Urological Surgeon and Chief Investigator of a UK cancer research study. Sean is passionate about medical education, technology in healthcare and generating translational research that improves patient care and clinical outcomes.

Mr Francis UgwuLinkedIn

Francis Ugwu is a General Surgical Registrar, Clinical Educator and PhD candidate at the Institute of Global Health Innovation under Lord Professor Darzi. He has a passion for teaching and mentoring, with a specialist interest in development of innovative NHS training platforms, and non-technical skills within medicine.

Why Medset?

Getting into Medicine is more competitive than ever – and we know what it takes to stand out. Since 2013, we’ve helped thousands of aspiring doctors to secure medical school places by mastering the MMI process, interview frameworks, and communication techniques that lead to medical school offers.

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Our next-generation learning platform combines expert content with progress tracking, personalised stats, smart notes, podcasts, and discussion boards – giving you everything you need to get that competitive edge.

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Had no idea how to prepare for the med school interview but found this course so useful! Really liked that it was online, helped me to work around coursework and exams. The hot topics were a great talking point at my MMI interview. Would recommend to anyone applying to medical school this year!

Matthew J.

You need this course if you’ve got a medical school interview. Great quality resources and an excellent range of videos. Had 3 interviews and got all 3 offers, could not have done it without Medset.

Anita P.

The best resource for the medical school interview. The format made it feel like a one-on-one coaching experience, with excellent videos and resources. I felt so prepared for my interview and got 4 offers!

Adnan S.

FAQ

UK medical schools typically use either the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format — a circuit of short stations each testing a different attribute — or a traditional panel interview. Some schools also employ blended or online models depending on the year.
Interview dates vary by institution, typically between November and March for UK undergraduate medicine entry. Preparation should begin months in advance: research the format of your chosen schools, practise structured responses and do mock stations.
You’ll encounter questions like “Why do you want to be a doctor?”, ethical dilemmas (e.g., confidentiality or resource allocation), teamwork/collaboration, current NHS issues, and personal insight into your experiences and motivations.
Competition is intense: thousands of applicants apply for limited training places each year. Since interviews are part of final selection, your performance at this stage is critical—preparation and differentiation are key. (Acceptance rates vary by school and year)
Start by understanding the specific format for each school, then practise both common question types and scenario stations under timed conditions. Use frameworks to structure your answers, rehearse online delivery if applicable, and reflect on your motivations and experiences. Mock interviews help build confidence and polish.
Many schools now offer or require online interviews or hybrid formats. You’ll need a reliable internet connection, a quiet environment, good lighting and familiarity with video-call platforms. Practising on-screen delivery and managing format-specific logistics is essential.
Common errors include giving overly general answers (“I just want to help people”), failing to structure responses clearly, neglecting to relate experiences to medicine, and under-preparing for format or delivery. Use honest, specific examples, link to your motivation, use frameworks and practise timed responses.
Most UK medical school interviews emphasise your attributes (empathy, communication, teamwork), ethical reasoning, insight and suitability for a medical career rather than deep specialist knowledge. You should be comfortable with general scientific thinking and perhaps basic health-care context, but you’re not expected to act like a junior doctor.

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Exciting news – we’ve launched our brand-new Medset web app. We’re upgrading all accounts over the next 48 hours and will email you as soon as your new login is ready.

Until then, existing users can still access purchased courses on our legacy website.

New learners can jump straight into the new platform at learn.medset.co.uk.