Interviewees

[BeMyEnemy]

How are you approaching the MMI?

[Fingers crossed :)]

How are you approaching the MMI?

sorry for sounding stupid....but whats MMI?!

[acas13]

Have any of you guys had comfirmation of booking your interview yet?

[Laura_K]

My booking was confirmed by the MyDundee email. Does anyone know what they mean by "Original educational certificates"? As I'm still in school, I don't have my graduation transcript or anything. Do they just mean interim transcripts?

[Fingers crossed :)]

Have any of you guys had comfirmation of booking your interview yet?

Yip!
i got an email to the dundee account. If you click n 'unopened mail' or something like that, it should be there!
what day is your inerview?

[beebopdelux]

original education certificates are just your results certificates if you are a school leaver!

Approaching MMI as any other interview because there is no preparing for the practical things and the questions will be similar to other interviews!

V exciting though, so glad to have an interview for Dundee, it is my first choice! Really hope it goes OK!

[beebopdelux]

sorry for sounding stupid....but whats MMI?!

MMI - multiple mini interviews

[acas13]

My interview is on the 12th of jan at 1.15.... bit nervous about the format although I do think it sounds fairer, and good fun! It's just I don't really know what to expect.

[BeMyEnemy]

sorry for sounding stupid....but whats MMI?!

It's a "mini multiple interview" and that's the format they use at Dundee.

It says on the confirmation thing that there are 10 "stations", 5 of which will be regular interview format, 5 will be "practical" tasks.

I've been reading up on MMI and the types of practical tasks we should expect. I think I should be ok with those.

What do you guys think will be covered in the 5 "sit down" sessions?

I'm guessing maybe:

- "why medicine?"
- something discussing where you feel your application is weak/strong and/or stuff about your personal statement
- maybe something grilling you on the scientific stuff you put in your personal statements/particular medical interests
- something about current medical issues

Idk what else though.

[bensilber2000]

It says on the confirmation thing that there are 10 "stations", 5 of which will be regular interview format, 5 will be "practical" tasks.

I've been reading up on MMI and the types of practical tasks we should expect. I think I should be ok with those.

Hiya...what sort of practical tasks have you found out about? The only one I've heard about is they have an actor crying and you have to talk to them and find out why...

Cheers for the help