2026 entry · Interview Format
King's College London
Multiple Mini Interview (MMI)
At a glance — That's 1 more stations than the average UK MMI (6).
Each station is shorter than the 7-minute UK average — practise being concise and getting to the point fast.
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How to prepare for King's College London
- Each station is scored independently by a different assessor — a weak station doesn't sink the ones before or after it, so reset your mindset walking into each one.
- Teamwork stations are scored on how you collaborate, not just the outcome — practise narrating your thinking so a partner (or examiner) can follow it.
- Practise explaining something familiar to you in plain language — examiners are checking whether you can be understood by someone with no medical background.
- Have a specific, personal answer ready for "why this course/school" — generic answers about "helping people" are the most common reason candidates lose marks here.
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Aggregator summary (medicalschool.sg) — not yet cross-checked against the university's own pageResearched 2026-07-03 for 2026 entry. Formats can change year to year — next check due 2026-09-01.
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