1. Research the universities you are applying to 2. Build a question bank of all possible questions you could get asked 3. Practice questions with your friends and family 4. Record yourself saying model answers 5. Buy a suit or appropriate formal clothing 6. Make sure you have a good internet connection if preparing online 7. Be prepared to ask the interviewers questions too 8. Stay focused and don't neglect your other studies

You should start preparing for your medicine interview once you have submitted your personal statement and have sat the BMAT. This is because medical schools often only give two weeks notice which often is not enough to prepare for your interview.

Universities often only give 10-14 days notice for an interview, and preparing for the interview cannot be done overnight! This is why we recommend starting as early as possible. We have a variety of students who come to us. Some students come 1 months in advance, and some come 1 week in advance. We will tailor our pace to your interview, and your preference.

Our tutors are all experts in the interview, and have worked with hundreds of students with varying abilities. Many of our team are medical schools in the UK and Australia

Our Interview course has been taught across the world, and is the reason that Medic Mind has won several awards. We've helped 1000s of Australian students with UCAT ANZ and Interviews. If you google “Medic Mind”, you will see some of the wonderful reviews some of our students have left us. With the interview, small things such as body language, tone and articulation are crucial in getting the offer. We can’t speak on behalf of other companies, but at Medic Mind we go and above to make sure that you are excelling in all of these areas.

Medic Mind tutoring can improve interview performance by up to 30%, although it varies from student to student (Based on performance in mock examinations). 91% of our students have achieved at least one place at medical school