Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs)
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​What does MMI stand for?
What is an MMI? What is a multiple mini interview?
Which universities use MMI?
Which universities don’t use MMI?
MMI station types
MMI sample questions and answers
How to prepare for MMIs?
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​What does MMI stand for?
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MMI stands for multiple mini interviews.
​What is an MMI? What is a multiple mini interview?
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Multiple mini interviews (MMIs) are an interview format used by a number of medical schools throughout the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and USA. The emphasis is on challenging applicants with a range of scenarios, knowledge based tasks and cases in order to obtain an overall impression of an applicant’s suitability to study Medicine. 
Which universities use MMI?
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MMIs are presently used by the following medical schools:
​University of Aberdeen
Birmingham University
Brighton and Sussex Medical School
University of Bristol
Cardiff University
University of Dundee
The University of Edinburgh
University of Exeter
​University of East Anglia
Hull York Medical School
​Imperial College London
Keele University
King’s College London
​Lancaster University Medical School
University of Leeds
University of Leicester
The University of Liverpool
​The University of Manchester
Newcastle University
The University of Nottingham
​Plymouth University, Peninsula Medical School
University of Sheffield
University of St Andrews
St George’s, University of London
Warwick Medical School
Which universities don’t use MMI?
 
The following medical schools use a traditional panel based interview format:
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​Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry
University of Cambridge
University of Glasgow
University of Oxford
University of Southampton
Swansea Medical School
University College London
MMI station types
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Motivation and Insight into Medicine
Personal Statement Questions
Ethical dilemmas
Case reviews/Ethical articles
Scientific/Medical topics
Data interpretation
Calculation tasks
Role Play Scenarios
Prioritisation Task
Observation Task
Communication focussed stations