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What were your mmi questions?
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Original post by Ishea16
6 dec :smile:



What questions appeared on the mmi?
Original post by Abissasan
What were your mmi questions?


My interviews tomorrow but I don't know how fair it would be for people who've had the interview to disclose it.

Like yeah I'd love to know but I also wouldn't want to have an unfair advantage over anyone else

Not being mean 😬
Original post by YorkshireSoapCo
My interviews tomorrow but I don't know how fair it would be for people who've had the interview to disclose it.

Like yeah I'd love to know but I also wouldn't want to have an unfair advantage over anyone else

Not being mean 😬


Original post by YorkshireSoapCo
My interviews tomorrow but I don't know how fair it would be for people who've had the interview to disclose it.

Like yeah I'd love to know but I also wouldn't want to have an unfair advantage over anyone else

Not being mean 😬


Write, anyone smart would know that they will change them daily. Just for reference

Not being mean 😀
Original post by username3666844
Write, anyone smart would know that they will change them daily. Just for reference

Not being mean 😀


Do you think it's appropriate to get an upper hand/insight in to what was asked the past few days when those students went in 'blind' so to speak?

Questions may differ but the themes underpinning the questions will ultimately be the same.

If you know the questions change daily, why ask? If it's to gage the underpinning themes I would then ask you again, do you think that's fair?

As I said, my interview is tomorrow and I'd love to know, but also if I were to be accepted/rejected id want to do so knowing it was a level playing field for everyone.
Original post by YorkshireSoapCo
Do you think it's appropriate to get an upper hand/insight in to what was asked the past few days when those students went in 'blind' so to speak?

Questions may differ but the themes underpinning the questions will ultimately be the same.

If you know the questions change daily, why ask? If it's to gage the underpinning themes I would then ask you again, do you think that's fair?

As I said, my interview is tomorrow and I'd love to know, but also if I were to be accepted/rejected id want to do so knowing it was a level playing field for everyone.


People tend to be so hipcrite when it comes to their own case! I’m pretty sure at some point you’ve googled something about previous interviews and how they are. Who do you think wrote them? God?

Someone else gone through them one, hun.

All mmi’s are essentially the same what changes are the questions.

Just be confident on what you got and how you can do, why crying about someone else’s will do or how they will preform?

Lets stop fale moralisms

Btw im a medical student at nottingham.
Good luck to eveyone applying!!
Feel free to ask me anything, more than happy to help preparing fo your interviews! 🙂
Original post by Badata65
People tend to be so hipcrite when it comes to their own case! I’m pretty sure at some point you’ve googled something about previous interviews and how they are. Who do you think wrote them? God?

Someone else gone through them one, hun.

All mmi’s are essentially the same what changes are the questions.

Just be confident on what you got and how you can do, why crying about someone else’s will do or how they will preform?

Lets stop fale moralisms

Btw im a medical student at nottingham.



I appreciate googling about interview prep but to ask a group of students who sat the MMI what they were asked is inappropriate & trying to gain an unfair advantage when said interview is taking place over the next few days.

Pretty sure it's not even allowed on TSR anyway & you're usually advised at interview not to disclose the questions.

It's like sitting an exam and telling those sitting the same exam the next day what's on it (albeit the questions are different).

There's only 17 UK places as well, not 300 odd like there usually is at Med schools.
Original post by YorkshireSoapCo
I appreciate googling about interview prep but to ask a group of students who sat the MMI what they were asked is inappropriate & trying to gain an unfair advantage when said interview is taking place over the next few days.

Pretty sure it's not even allowed on TSR anyway & you're usually advised at interview not to disclose the questions.

It's like sitting an exam and telling those sitting the same exam the next day what's on it (albeit the questions are different).

There's only 17 UK places as well, not 300 odd like there usually is at Med schools.


Ultimately you could be accused of the same thing because im sure that the informations you’re getting includding some interview questions were disclosed by someone who sat them!


It’s a case of prespective!
I’ve seen many people having these sort of discussion, also talking about previous mmi questions!

Anyways, TSR is to support, not to moan based on our own insecurities..

Good luck for interview.
Original post by Badata65
People tend to be so hipcrite when it comes to their own case! I’m pretty sure at some point you’ve googled something about previous interviews and how they are. Who do you think wrote them? God?

Someone else gone through them one, hun.

All mmi’s are essentially the same what changes are the questions.

Just be confident on what you got and how you can do, why crying about someone else’s will do or how they will preform?

Lets stop fale moralisms

Btw im a medical student at nottingham.



Also, please don't call me hun.
And it's not false moralisms, I'm all for collaborative interview prep but it's not fair on the people who sat the interview Monday and Tuesday- surely you can see that.

It's obvious that they'll ask things like 'why medicine, why dr, why dr not a nurse, all the genetic stuff but for specific ethical scenarios or stations I don't think it's fair at all
Original post by Badata65
Ultimately you could be accused of the same thing because im sure that the informations you’re getting includding some interview questions were disclosed by someone who sat them!

It’s a case of prespective!
I’ve seen many people having these sort of discussion, also talking about previous mmi questions!

Anyways, TSR is to support, not to moan based on our own insecurities..

Good luck for interview.



Googling or reading books to help prep for interview is different to asking people
who sat an interview what was asked.

To give you an example, people can revise and study content for an exam but if they sit said exam and a student asks 'what was on your exam yesterday, my exam is tomorrow?' - are they not at an unfair advantage?

I'm not insecure, I'm a graduate and an NHS professional who has only applied to UCLAN (for various reasons) so just asking for a fair playing field - don't think there's anything wrong with that.
Reply 31
Well that escalated quickly hahaha........Anyways, yeah - let's not reveal anything to anyone regarding previous MMI questions in the interviews since it's not allowed/unfair and it may land some people into trouble.

Good luck to those who have their upcoming interviews, and to those who have already done it. :biggrin:
Original post by Xenice
Well that escalated quickly hahaha........Anyways, yeah - let's not reveal anything to anyone regarding previous MMI questions in the interviews since it's not allowed/unfair and it may land some people into trouble.

Good luck to those who have their upcoming interviews, and to those who have already done it. :biggrin:


Don't think it's unreasonable at all 🤣🤣

Good luck, is yours tomorrow too?!!!
Reply 33
Original post by YorkshireSoapCo
Don't think it's unreasonable at all 🤣🤣

Good luck, is yours tomorrow too?!!!


Mine is the latest date. Few weeks from now :biggrin:
when is your interview?
Original post by username3666844
What were your mmi questions?
Anyone else got an interview for late Feb? Slightly worried that mines a bit later, does that indicate bottom of the pile?:/😂
Thanks guys
Original post by charliebatra
Anyone else got an interview for late Feb? Slightly worried that mines a bit later, does that indicate bottom of the pile?:/😂
Thanks guys


When did you find out you got an interview?

& no not at all, could mean the ones they've interviewed they haven't found suitable candidates
Original post by YorkshireSoapCo
When did you find out you got an interview?

& no not at all, could mean the ones they've interviewed they haven't found suitable candidates


Found out today around 4pm, very pleased :smile:. They initially got my predicted grades wrong so rejected me but when I called them they realised their mistake and revoked the rejection in early Dec so it did get a bit complicated - maybe this is why it came late?

Good to know! Thanks
Reply 38
Original post by charliebatra
Found out today around 4pm, very pleased :smile:. They initially got my predicted grades wrong so rejected me but when I called them they realised their mistake and revoked the rejection in early Dec so it did get a bit complicated - maybe this is why it came late?

Good to know! Thanks


Congratulations on the invite! :biggrin: Good luck
Reply 39
Guys, do you think they will send out offers after all the interviews are over - so in late February or do you think they’ll send them out at different stages? I might call and ask them

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