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MMI help
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This classic post is a good system for both MMIs and CASPer prep Pugs' MMI Interview Strategy
I found the following book to be helpful:
I also found the following website to be helpful:
www.themedicportal.com
Once you have an understanding of MMI scenarios and have carefully reviewed the practice pointers for success, the key is practice running through scenarios with someone in your kitchen cabinet under the same time constraints you will encounter on interview day.
In my experience, practice makes perfect.
Attached is a practice MMI exam I found on the internet.
Good luck.
Multiple Mini Interview: Winning Strategies from Admissions Faculty
I also found the following website to be helpful:
MMI Interview Questions – The Medic Portal
The MMI is an opportunity for admission tutors to see how you would handle scenarios you will face as a doctor. Here are a few examples.
Once you have an understanding of MMI scenarios and have carefully reviewed the practice pointers for success, the key is practice running through scenarios with someone in your kitchen cabinet under the same time constraints you will encounter on interview day.
In my experience, practice makes perfect.
Attached is a practice MMI exam I found on the internet.
Good luck.
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What Types of Questions Do MMIs Use? | Student Doctor Network | SDN
Multiple mini interview questions can be challenging, but being aware of the question types used will allow you to prepare for success.
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5 Tips for Preparing for Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) | SDN
Multiple mini interviews can be challenging to prepare for - but it's not impossible. Learn techniques to prep for the MMI format.
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Top 8 Strategies to Prepare For and Ace Your Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)
Follow these steps to prepare for your multiple mini interview and give yourself the greatest possible chance of a medical school acceptance.
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Three Tips to Improvise Your Way to MMI Greatness | Student Doctor Network | SDN
While you can't know your MMI prompts ahead of time, use these three tips to prepare for success when you face the unexpected.
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Training videos have been compiled for "Becoming a Student Doctor" enrollees so you can practice.
Also if you have advisors at your undergrad some may offer interview prep...may not be helpful for the MMI format specifically but they can ask/present you scenarios that you might run intohi everyone! I have an MMI coming up. How would you suggest I prepare?
thanks everyone! feeling very nervous
It will be easier than you think. Just take your time and follow the advice above. For most stations, show that you can see all sides of a situation, even if you don’t agree.thanks everyone! feeling very nervous
It can also help to remember that there isn’t one “right” answer the interviewer is looking for. The intent is to show that you can consider a situation thoughtfully. Depending on the “station” they may be looking for you to show empathy, cooperation, taking responsibility, ethics, leadership, humility (being able to admit a mistake or apologize), and other character traits that the school has decided they would like their students to have. If they throw something at you that you’ve never seen before, it’s okay to say that you have never been in that situation, but here are your thoughts, and here’s how you think you would handle it.
Are you supposed to monologue for the entire 7 minutes? Or will they be asking follow up questions? Is there an amount of time I should aim to speak continuously
The interviewers have a list of followup questions to ask if needed. If you use up all the time without followup questions, that is fine. If you talk for a few minutes and there is time for followup questions, that is fine too.
Also check out the sample scenarios in the Casper/SJT forums by PrepMatch. Most MMI stations will involve the scenario and at least 2-3 questions related to it. Read the articles I shared.