MMIs here are not generally scenario-based like they are at other schools. For example, you won’t be confronted with a question like “A patient presents...what do you do?”.
You’ll get questions similar to traditional interviews, just broken into an MMI format. For example, when I interviewed last year, I had an ethical question, a “why you?” question, a “why medicine?” question, and some other questions of similar type.
These questions will always have follow-up questions, so I make two recommendations:
1) leave room for an interviewer to follow up, especially if you want them to follow up on a specific thing you said
2) don’t say anything that you aren’t prepared to dive deeper into.
These are fairly standard interview tips, but they hold even truer for the MMI format hosted here.
A tactic I used, but only tentatively recommend, is to keep track of your time in each room. If you’re towards the end of an interview and you get a difficult question, beating around the bush for 20 seconds to run out the timer will definitely hurt you less than a bad answer. Again, I only tentatively recommend this and it should be a last-ditch tactic if you get a particularly difficult follow-up at the end of an interview.
I’ll come scare some of you 11/6 interviewers ;p and good luck to the rest later this month!