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Congrats everyone :smile: I got an interview too :biggrin: has anyone got any recommendations for MMI preparation material?
Where abouts are you guys from? I'm from Sheffield way (UK) still deciding how to get there 😂.
Original post by chloeg86
Where abouts are you guys from? I'm from Sheffield way (UK) still deciding how to get there 😂.

I'm from the west coast of Ireland but living/working in Dublin :smile:
Original post by hughie101
I'm from the west coast of Ireland but living/working in Dublin :smile:

Awesome, long trek for you too then. As for interview prep the doctor I work with says medic mind website has some really good stuff he used!
studying in Liverpool but coming from back home in Leicestershire! Very long trek, think I’m gonna have to get a flight to Edinburgh then get the train 😭
Original post by hughie101
Congrats everyone :smile: I got an interview too :biggrin: has anyone got any recommendations for MMI preparation material?


Medical School Interviews" book by isc medical!
I found it a great resource when I was preparing for my interview(as I had never done an MMI previously).
Original post by hlocharl
studying in Liverpool but coming from back home in Leicestershire! Very long trek, think I’m gonna have to get a flight to Edinburgh then get the train 😭


Same! But fingers crossed if we get in, I may go for the car option as it's much much cheaper 😂
Reply 47
I got interview too. I was initially confused as the email wasn't addressed with my name but just 'Good Afternoon'. But just realised it is same for everyone that got invited.😁😁
Original post by SNíChallanáin
Medical School Interviews" book by isc medical!
I found it a great resource when I was preparing for my interview(as I had never done an MMI previously).


Thank a million SniChallanain. How are you finding the course so far?
Anyone else not heard anything back yet?
Reply 50
Original post by Logic4Life
Anyone else not heard anything back yet?

My son applied for the A100 to st Andrew's for 2020 entry ,,, nothing yet . Do you know if invites or rejection letters have been sent out .
is it a good sign that we havent heard yet ?
Reply 51
Original post by Om Juju
My son applied for the A100 to st Andrew's for 2020 entry ,,, nothing yet . Do you know if invites or rejection letters have been sent out .
is it a good sign that we havent heard yet ?

A100's have been receiving invites.

Here's a link to the A100 thread when people started getting interviews:
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6022678&page=4

It's commonly said that hearing nothing is usually good news. I believe it's a uni by uni basis though and can't comment on A100. According to the thread, invites have been rolling out for about 2 weeks so far.
For A101 does anyone know if the interviews are sent out in batches or just generally how they are sent out, getting stressed out as a lot of people have heard back. Cheers
Original post by Logic4Life
For A101 does anyone know if the interviews are sent out in batches or just generally how they are sent out, getting stressed out as a lot of people have heard back. Cheers

no clue but maybe ring up and ask them if it puts your mind at ease!

Try not to stress and overthink it before you've had a definite answer!
Original post by hughie101
Thank a million SniChallanain. How are you finding the course so far?

Really enjoying it so far!
The week is a great mix of clinical work, anatomy, lectures and placement which is far better than sitting in a room all day doing lectures imo!
It's very full on - literally did first venepuncture last week on week 11 of first year!!!
St Andrew's is a nice friendly place in general (apart from the rain and lack of sun :smile:)
Original post by SNíChallanáin
Really enjoying it so far!
The week is a great mix of clinical work, anatomy, lectures and placement which is far better than sitting in a room all day doing lectures imo!
It's very full on - literally did first venepuncture last week on week 11 of first year!!!
St Andrew's is a nice friendly place in general (apart from the rain and lack of sun :smile:)

Any tips for the interview :wink:
Reply 56
Hi,

I wonder what is the difference between ScotGem and the other GEM in the UK ?
It seems that the program is different and it is mainly for future GP. Does that mean that student looking to become specialist doctors will be less prepared for FY ?
Thank you !
Original post by Haytham
Hi,

I wonder what is the difference between ScotGem and the other GEM in the UK ?
It seems that the program is different and it is mainly for future GP. Does that mean that student looking to become specialist doctors will be less prepared for FY ?
Thank you !

No not necessarily, you would still graduate with the same qualification as those graduating from any other medical course and would be entitled to pursue any specialities after foundation years, just as others would.
Reply 58
Original post by Student-2020
No not necessarily, you would still graduate with the same qualification as those graduating from any other medical course and would be entitled to pursue any specialities after foundation years, just as others would.

Thanks very much for your reply.
i got an interview! I'm at Abertay Uni in Dundee. If your travelling for interviews the trains are really good to dundee and there is good links to glasgow and edinburugh.

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