King's College London Medicine Interview: What King's Publishes, and What It Does Not
King's publishes no interview format for medicine. That is not an oversight on our side: we read its own admissions pages and they do not say. King's publishes one of the five things a candidate needs and is silent on four: no format label, no station count, no station length and no delivery mode. Both halves are on this page.
What King's does not publish about its medicine interview
- Whether it is an MMI or a panel
- How many stations
- How long each station lasts
- Online or in person
We checked King's's own admissions pages rather than a third-party summary. Anything you find elsewhere on the points above has not been confirmed against a page King's publishes, and should be treated that way.
Some of what King's publishes still describes an earlier cycle
These sentences are King's's own, and each one names a year or a cycle that is not the one you are applying in. They are printed rather than quietly dropped, and rather than rolled forward into this cycle as though the school had restated them.
- A King's admissions FAQ from July 2023 (for 2024 entry) described an online MMI with 7 stations, one question per station each, but this has not been reconfirmed for the current cycle and no live King's medicine page repeats it.
- Treat as historical, not current.
What King's publishes about the format
- Format
- King's publishes no interview format.
- Stations
- King's does not publish how many stations.
- Time per station
- King's does not publish how long a station lasts.
- Online or in person
- King's does not publish whether interviews are online or on campus.
Interview format, from King's College London: source (checked 2026-09-22)
King's College London in its own words
King's does not specify interview format, station count, or delivery mode on its current medicine requirements page. A King's admissions FAQ from July 2023 (for 2024 entry) described an online MMI with 7 stations, one question per station each, but this has not been reconfirmed for the current cycle and no live King's medicine page repeats it. Treat as historical, not current.
When interviews run
King's publishes an interview window of November to May.
King's on its interview timing
Interviews are held between November and May, and applicants must be available in order to be considered. Interviewers assess communication skills, explore general social and ethical issues that are normally health related, and judge general suitability for the programme and for a health profession. No offers are made without an interview, and King's warns not to expect a post-interview decision until the cycle completes in May. A fit-to-sit policy applies, so mitigating circumstances cannot be taken into account for interview performance after the fact.
Interview timing, from King's College London: source (checked 2026-09-13)
Everything else about King's
This page covers the interview only. King's's UCAT position, A-level offer, SJT policy and admissions statistics are on its main entry requirements page.
King's College London Medicine: UCAT, A-levels and entry requirements