MMI Mock Interview
Practice live with an AI interviewer that responds, asks follow-ups, and scores your content and delivery. One-time purchase, unlimited stations.
How It Works
Not a chatbot. You speak out loud to an AI that responds in real time - the same cognitive load as a real station.
Pick a question and go live
Choose from hundreds of questions spanning ethics, policy, situational, roleplay, personal, behavioral, and reflective stations. Filter by country or program. Set your timer, read the prompt, and start talking.
Handle follow-up questions
The AI does not just listen - it responds. It probes your reasoning, challenges your position, and pivots the scenario. This is the skill most candidates never practice: the live conversational dynamic where an evaluator pushes back.
Get scored on content and delivery
After each station, see exactly where your answer was strong and where it fell short. Content is scored on reasoning quality, perspective breadth, specificity, and position clarity. Delivery is scored on pacing, warmth, confidence, and structure.
Do enough reps to actually improve
Our data shows the steepest improvement happens in the first 15-20 stations. At $200-500 per coaching session, most candidates can only afford 2-4. With AI practice, you can do 20 stations in a weekend.
What the Feedback Looks Like
The most common pre-purchase question: "What do I actually get?"
After every station, you receive
An annotated transcript
Your full answer with highlighted moments - strong reasoning, missed perspectives, good framework usage, pacing issues. Click any moment to replay that part of the recording.
Content score with breakdown
How well you identified the core issue, considered multiple perspectives, used specific examples, and arrived at a clear position. Evaluated against the framework for that question type.
Delivery score with breakdown
Pacing, warmth, confidence, structural clarity, and filler word usage. This is the dimension most candidates neglect - and the one where external feedback makes the biggest difference.
Specific coaching notes
Not "good answer!" - actionable notes like "You acknowledged the counterargument but did not fully engage with it - try steelmanning the opposing view before returning to your position."
Percentile ranking
See where you stand compared to other candidates who answered the same question type. An honest read on whether your answer is competitive - not just whether it was "good."
You get this after every single station. Not after 2-3 sessions that cost $500 each.
When to Start
Most candidates start mock interviews too late and do too few. The steepest improvement happens in the first 15-20 stations - about a week of focused practice at 2-3 per day.
| Timeline | What to Do |
|---|---|
| 6 weeks out | Start self-study. Read the prep guide, learn question types and frameworks. |
| 4 weeks out | Begin solo practice. Answer practice questions out loud under timed conditions. |
| 3 weeks out | Start mock interviews. AI practice for volume, study partner for variety, coaching if budget allows. |
| 1 week out | Focus on weak areas. Review feedback from previous sessions. Stay sharp, do not cram. |
One purchase. Unlimited practice.
| Single coaching session | $200 - $500 |
| Full coaching package (3-5 sessions) | $1,000 - $2,500+ |
| MMIPractice | One-time purchase |
No subscription. No per-session fees. No expiration.
Acceptance guarantee: if you do not get in this cycle, you keep full access until you do.
Other Ways to Prepare
AI mock interviews are not the only way to prep and they are not the right fit for everyone.
Human coaching
Working 1-on-1 with an experienced coach is the highest-fidelity preparation available. A good coach catches nuances that AI cannot - subtle interpersonal dynamics, body language, the difference between confidence and arrogance. Coaching is the best option if your budget allows it and you only need a few sessions to fine-tune.
The limitation is math: most coaching runs $200-500 per session, and most candidates can afford 2-4. That is not enough for the 15-20 stations the research suggests you need. The strongest approach is often a combination - coaching for calibration, AI practice for volume.
Guide to MMI coachingGroup courses
Services like The Medic Portal, Blackstone Tutors, and MedCoach offer structured group preparation - typically a day of mock stations with peer observation and feedback. Multiple stations in a single session at a lower price point than 1-on-1 coaching. The tradeoff is less personalized feedback and fixed scheduling.
Best MMI prep courses (2026)Self-study
Free and flexible. Read the prep guide, work through practice questions, record yourself and listen back. This is the right starting point for everyone. Where self-study plateaus is delivery: you cannot hear your own pacing issues or notice when your answer lacks structure.
Can you self-study for the MMI?Where Should You Start?
Just got an interview invite
Learn the format and frameworks first
Know the format, want to see questions
Browse examples across all types, countries, and programs
Ready to practice under real conditions
Mock interviews with AI feedback - where the biggest improvement happens
Done human mocks, want more volume
15-20 more stations at a fraction of the cost of additional coaching