Timed MMI stations, live role-plays and AI feedback on how you actually answered.
Answer timed stations by speaking, just like on the day. The AI listens to your recording and marks it against a mark scheme written for that station, then shows you exactly what a strong answer would have said.
Each station runs the way it does in a real MMI.
You get reading time before the question appears in full, just like the card on the door. You can skip it if you want.
Record your answer against the clock. For role-plays, an AI actor talks back to you.
You get a score out of 10, the points you hit and missed, and what a strong answer looks like.
Pick where to start. Everything is free, and there's no sign-up.
Every station has its own mark scheme. You're also scored on the five qualities interviewers look for, based on Medical Schools Council guidance on what makes a good doctor.
When I was preparing for my medical school interviews, I mostly had to practise alone. I never really knew if my answers were any good, and paying £50 or more for every mock interview wasn't realistic.
So I built the tool I wish I'd had. You answer out loud, against the clock, just like on the day, and get honest, detailed feedback straight away, as many times as you need.
I went through MMIs myself last cycle and received offers from UCL, Imperial and Manchester, so I know what these interviews are like right now. I've also helped many students with GCSEs, A-levels and interview prep, and I wanted to make good preparation available to everyone, not just people who can afford expensive courses.
MMI Ready is free to use right now. It's still new, so if something doesn't work or you have an idea, message me. Your feedback makes it better for everyone.
Good luck. You've got this.
Yousef
MMI Ready is an independent project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any university or medical school.
Yes, the practice tool is free. There's no sign-up and no card. Just open a station and start. Only 1:1 mock interviews with a medical student are paid.
It listens to your recording. That means it can comment on how you came across, like your pace, pauses and confidence, as well as what you said.
No. Every station is written for practice and covers the same themes and skills that come up in real MMIs. We deliberately don't reproduce questions from real interviews.
Your history and progress are saved only in this browser. When you ask for feedback, your recording is sent to Google's Gemini AI to mark it. Google's free service may use this data to improve its products, so don't say personal details like your full name in your answers.
A microphone (your phone or laptop's built-in one is fine) and a quiet room. For live role-plays, wear headphones so the mic doesn't pick up the actor's voice.
Treat it as a practice guide, not a guarantee. It marks against the same kinds of criteria interviewers use, but every medical school runs its MMIs differently, so always check what your schools say they're looking for.
A minute to read, six minutes to answer, then your feedback.
Press "New station" to get a prompt.
Question hidden — press "Start reading time" to reveal it.
Record yourself answering, or type/paste your answer below — either way you can edit the transcript before getting feedback.
Filled in automatically from AI feedback if you used it — edit anything you'd score differently.
How to approach any MMI, then what to expect at some of the UK's most popular medical schools.
Custom stations you add here show up in the practice tab alongside the starter set, and are saved in this browser.
Practise with a medical student who received offers from UCL, Imperial and Manchester last cycle. Real stations, real timing, and honest feedback on exactly what to improve.
For students and parents or guardians. Leave your details and I’ll get back to you to arrange a time.
I’ll be in touch by email soon, usually within a couple of days. Keep an eye on your junk folder just in case.
If your child is preparing for medical school interviews, here's exactly how a 1:1 mock works.
Yousef, a first-year medical student at UCL, who received offers from UCL, Imperial and Manchester last cycle and scored in the 98th percentile for the UCAT.
A one-hour video call: 5–6 timed MMI stations matched to the schools they're applying to, with feedback after each one and a clear summary of what to work on.
Sessions are online only. You're welcome to be copied into every email and to sit in on the call. All arrangements are made by email, and sessions aren't recorded unless everyone agrees.
Nothing is paid until a time is agreed. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before, and a full refund if I ever have to cancel.
A mock isn't professional careers advice. It's realistic practice with someone who went through these exact interviews months ago and knows what they're like now. That's often what students find most useful, alongside their school's support.
Yes. Choose "A parent or guardian" in the form, and I'll reply to you directly to arrange a time that suits your child.
No. MMI Ready is an independent project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any university or medical school.
5–6 timed stations, then feedback on each one.
Track your improvement across three sessions. Saves £10.
Everything in a single mock, plus a written report with your top three things to work on.
You pay once your time is confirmed. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
A full MMI circuit, run like the real day. Move between timed stations, each with a different medical student interviewing you, then get written feedback on every station.