MMI practice stations, one of every kind.
Eight original scenarios covering every station type a circuit uses. Read any of them against the two-minute clock for free, then sit it with an AI interviewer.
- The Last Appointment (Ethical dilemma): One appointment left and two people waiting. Who is seen, and what do you say to the other?
- The Letter That Never Went (Role-play with an actor): A patient has waited three weeks for a letter nobody sent. You have to tell him, to his face.
- The Missing Section (Teamwork and conflict): A teammate has gone quiet in the final week. The group wants to drop her name.
- The Borrowed Logbook (Professionalism and integrity): A friend asks to copy your placement logbook. She says it is only paperwork.
- The School Gate Ban (Policy and critical thinking): Should a city stop fast-food outlets opening near schools? Argue both sides, then decide.
- When It Went Wrong (Personal motivation and resilience): Tell the interviewer about a time something you were responsible for did not go to plan.
- Thursday, 3pm (Prioritisation under pressure): Five things due before 6pm, one of them a safety concern. What order, and why?
- The Family Decision (Cultural humility): A mother tells you her daughter will not be booking anything today. The daughter says nothing.
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