MMI interview practice
Practise a station out loud, and see what you actually said.
An AI interviewer runs one MMI station from the MedAdmit question bank: a minute to read, your answer out loud, then the follow-up questions an interviewer would ask. Afterwards you get written feedback on your content, with the lines from your own answer that earned it.
Answer out loud in your browser: press Alt (Option on a Mac) to start speaking and again when you have finished. You can type instead if you need to.
The follow-up questions are the ones written for that station, picked to fit what you said, never invented on the spot.
Your answer is marked against the same content bands our interviewers use, with quotes from your answer as evidence. How you say it is not marked yet.
Each answer is written out and the recording is thrown away. Transcripts are kept for 90 days and you can delete them sooner.
It is practice, not a mock, and the AI can get things wrong. Live mock MMI circuits, run and marked by a person, are a feature we are adding later.