AI mock interviews
AI mock interviews for medicine, MMI and panel
Practise medical school interviews out loud with an AI interviewer that reads each question, asks follow-ups and marks you against the real mark scheme. Then sit full, timed mock circuits built around the medical school you are applying to.
How an AI mock interview works
A real station, on the real clock
The AI interviewer reads the question or scenario aloud. Your preparation time counts down, then your answer time starts, just like the day itself.
Follow-up questions
When you finish your main answer, the interviewer can push back with a follow-up in the time left, the way a real examiner probes your reasoning.
Marked against the mark scheme
Your answer is scored against the criteria that station is marked on, not a generic rubric, with examiner-style feedback tied to what you actually said.
Watch yourself back
See exactly how you came across: pace, filler words, and the moments the feedback points to.
University-specific mock circuits
Full mock interviews for 34 UK medical schools, each built around that school's format and question mix.
Private by default
Recordings are visible only to you and deleted automatically after 24 hours.
Why practise with an AI interviewer
Most applicants prepare by reading answers. Interviews are spoken, timed and live, and that is where people lose marks: running out of time, losing their structure, or freezing on a follow-up.
A 1-on-1 mock with a tutor helps, but it usually costs £45 to £150 each and you get one or two. With an AI interviewer you can practise every question type as often as your plan allows, at any time, and get feedback against the same criteria every time.
Start with the medicine interview question bank to learn the frameworks, then put them under pressure in a full mock.
Questions students ask
- How does the AI MMI interviewer work?
- The AI interviewer reads each station aloud, your preparation and answer time run on the same clock as a real MMI, and you answer on camera. It can ask a follow-up question in the time left. Afterwards your answer is transcribed and marked against that station's own criteria, with written feedback you can check against your recording.
- Which medical schools have mock interviews?
- There are university-specific mock circuits for 34 UK medical schools, each set out in that school's format, whether MMI stations or a panel interview. Practice questions work for every school.
- Is AI feedback accurate?
- It is practice guidance, not a prediction of your result. It marks against each station's written criteria, so it is consistent and specific, but it can get things wrong. That is why you can watch your recording alongside it.
- Are there role play stations?
- Yes. Role play stations put you in a live conversation with an AI patient or relative, such as an angry patient after a mistake or someone receiving bad news, who reacts to what you say rather than following a script.
- What happens to my recordings?
- They are private to your account and deleted automatically 24 hours after your session. Your transcript and feedback stay so you can track your progress.
- What device do I need?
- A laptop, desktop, iPad or tablet with a camera and microphone, ideally in Chrome. You can browse questions and buy a plan on your phone, then practise on the bigger screen.
Try it before you pay
The free questions come with full notes, and you can practise them with the AI interviewer after a free sign-up.