CASPER vs MMI
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I think getting familiar with the format and what they're expecting helps.
Having a human being to interact with during an MMI-style interview will help most people a little as they can see the reaction to their comments and get a sense of when to add more or when to stop rambling on. A human might also ask followup questions in a more natural way which could remind you of more points you wanted to make.
Mainly it is a way to hear how you think things through in novel situations and whether you can react in a reasonable and fair manner.
Check out the CASPer scenarios forum Casper/Situational Judgement Tests
and my favorite tips thread on structuring a response: Pugs' MMI Interview Strategy
Having a human being to interact with during an MMI-style interview will help most people a little as they can see the reaction to their comments and get a sense of when to add more or when to stop rambling on. A human might also ask followup questions in a more natural way which could remind you of more points you wanted to make.
Mainly it is a way to hear how you think things through in novel situations and whether you can react in a reasonable and fair manner.
Check out the CASPer scenarios forum Casper/Situational Judgement Tests
and my favorite tips thread on structuring a response: Pugs' MMI Interview Strategy
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Schools pretty much have this figured out by now and they will "send" you to a different Zoom Room to interact with each of your various interviewers. You'll get instructions and links on the actual day.
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For the OP's question, the MMI and Casper are basically cousins, but performance is not tightly correlated because MMI raters are school-trained to their rubrics, schools choose their scenarios, and live interaction is different than virtual (among other reasons).
