MMI Interview Simulation

Multi-station interview practice Challenge yourself with varied scenarios

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inif MMI Interview Simulation hands back a report like the one below: detailed feedback, concrete things to change, and a clear path to getting better.

On par
The performance is good and handles situational challenges well, with room to improve.
Across six stations, judgement and communication sit clearly above the other four. The shared weakness is that you never name the principle you are working from: your handling is usually right, but the mark sheet is looking for whether you know what it rests on.
ScenarioYou are the intern on duty in the emergency department.
QuestionA patient refuses treatment you believe is necessary. How do you handle it?
Performance Score
8/ 10
Thinking Framework
Four principles
AutonomyAsks why the treatment is being refused, but never says the decision is the patient’s to make.
BeneficenceExplains what the treatment does and what happens without it. This part is complete.
Non-maleficenceThe concrete risk of delay is never named; a panel would expect one sentence on it.
JusticeNot in play at this station, and rightly skipped.
Feedback
Asking before persuading is the right order — most candidates start by arguing. Add one line about respecting their final decision; that is what this station is actually testing.
On par
The performance is good and handles situational challenges well, with room to improve.
Across six stations, judgement and communication sit clearly above the other four. The shared weakness is that you never name the principle you are working from: your handling is usually right, but the mark sheet is looking for whether you know what it rests on.
ScenarioYou are the intern on duty in the emergency department.
QuestionA patient refuses treatment you believe is necessary. How do you handle it?
Performance Score
8/ 10
Thinking Framework
Four principles
AutonomyAsks why the treatment is being refused, but never says the decision is the patient’s to make.
BeneficenceExplains what the treatment does and what happens without it. This part is complete.
Non-maleficenceThe concrete risk of delay is never named; a panel would expect one sentence on it.
JusticeNot in play at this station, and rightly skipped.
Feedback
Asking before persuading is the right order — most candidates start by arguing. Add one line about respecting their final decision; that is what this station is actually testing.

Station 2Station 2 — judgement
Answer
I would ask why first — it might be fear of pain, or the cost. Once I understand the reason I would explain what the treatment does and what happens without it, in words they follow. If they still refuse, I would bring in the attending physician and record the conversation.
Strengths
Understands before persuading
Puts "why the refusal" ahead of the explanation instead of rushing to overturn it.
Knows when to escalate
Recognises this is not an intern's call to make alone.
Areas to Improve
Never mentions autonomy
The station turns on the right to refuse, and the answer never names it.
Vocal Delivery
218Speaking Rate (words/min)
7Filler words (3.2/min)
“like” 4“you know” 2“sort of” 1
Station 2Station 2 — judgement
Answer
I would ask why first — it might be fear of pain, or the cost. Once I understand the reason I would explain what the treatment does and what happens without it, in words they follow. If they still refuse, I would bring in the attending physician and record the conversation.
Strengths
Understands before persuading
Puts "why the refusal" ahead of the explanation instead of rushing to overturn it.
Knows when to escalate
Recognises this is not an intern's call to make alone.
Areas to Improve
Never mentions autonomy
The station turns on the right to refuse, and the answer never names it.
Vocal Delivery
218Speaking Rate (words/min)
7Filler words (3.2/min)
“like” 4“you know” 2“sort of” 1

Usage guide

AI generates a complete set of station scenarios.
Answer each station as a separate scenario.
Finish the session or submit your material.
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Complete feedback
- Scenario analysis and feedback for every station
- An overall performance review

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Medical and dental applicants preparing for MMI stations
Applicants practising scenario judgement and ethics questions

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