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A clinic is running late and more patients need to be seen before closing. How would you decide what to do next?
Problem-Solving
ヒント
Start by separating clinical urgency, patient safety, communication and escalation.
If you were Secretary of State for Health, what one change would you make first and why?
Problem-Solving
ヒント
Pick one problem, define the aim, then explain trade-offs and measurable outcomes.
How should doctors and public-health teams tackle obesity at a national level?
Problem-Solving
ヒント
Consider prevention, social determinants, individual autonomy and evidence-based policy.
A limited fund could support one very high-cost treatment or many lower-cost procedures. How would you approach the allocation decision?
Problem-Solving
ヒント
Use justice, clinical benefit, quality of life, process fairness and uncertainty.
Two patients need one available transplant organ. What factors should a fair decision-making process include?
Problem-Solving
ヒント
Focus on transparent criteria rather than deciding by age alone.
What qualities and characteristics make a competent doctor?
Conceptual & Discussion
ヒント
Link each quality to a real clinical consequence, not just a virtue word.
What do you understand by the role of a doctor in today's NHS?
Conceptual & Discussion
ヒント
Go beyond diagnosis and treatment: include teamwork, communication, safety and advocacy.
What current NHS challenge motivates you to study medicine?
Conceptual & Discussion
ヒント
Name the challenge, explain why it matters to patients, then connect it to your motivation.
Explain a treatment or investigation to a patient in clear, non-technical language.
Conceptual & Discussion
ヒント
Check baseline understanding, use plain language, and invite questions.
What makes Imperial's Medicine course different from other medical schools?
Conceptual & Discussion
ヒント
Use verified course features such as the integrated MBBS/BSc, research focus and early patient experience.
Structured interviews that combine technical problem-solving with motivation and personal statement discussion.
Imperial interviews vary by department. Engineering and Computing tend to be technical with problem-solving elements. Medicine uses a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format with several short stations. Most interviews last 15-30 minutes and may include a presentation or group exercise.
Interview Invitation
Late Nov
Arrival to Interview
Early Dec
Technical Question
Mid Dec
Decision
Early Jan
Interview Invitation
Late Nov
Arrival to Interview
Early Dec
Technical Question
Mid Dec
Decision
Early Jan
Why do you want to pursue Medicine?
entryHint
Use one or two specific experiences and reflect on what they taught you about the career.
Why Imperial?
entryHint
Mention only course features you can connect to your own academic interests or learning style.
What insight did you gain from your work experience, and what did you find challenging?
midHint
Choose a specific observation and explain how it changed your understanding of doctors' work.
Describe a time when you led or worked within a team, and what you learned from it.
entryHint
Use STARR: situation, task, action, result and reflection.
What are your strengths and weaknesses?
entryHint
Back each claim with evidence and show what you are actively improving.
Role-play telling a friend that you cannot attend an important birthday event.
entryHint
Acknowledge feelings, be clear and avoid over-explaining defensively.
What do you do to relax, and why does that matter for a future medical student?
entryHint
Connect the activity to sustainable resilience rather than trying to sound impressive.
How are you different from other applicants?
midHint
Avoid superiority; identify a distinctive experience and reflect on its relevance to medicine.
How would you break bad news to a patient?
midHint
Prioritise privacy, warning shots, empathy, checking understanding and next steps.
A child's parents refuse radiotherapy that clinicians believe is necessary. How would you approach the conversation?
hardHint
Explore reasons first, then consider best interests, capacity, safeguarding and senior/legal escalation.
Should the sale of human organs be legalised in the UK?
hardHint
Consider autonomy, exploitation, equity, safety and unintended consequences.
An FY1 doctor has made an error. How would you explain what happened to the patient's family?
hardHint
Focus on honesty, apology, patient safety, senior support and duty of candour.
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Imperial-specific MMI preparation context from a source featuring Imperial admissions discussion.
Useful student-perspective preparation resource; treat as anecdotal, not official policy.
A short official overview of Imperial's academic environment and tone.
Supports professionalism answers about escalation and recognising limits.
Helps applicants understand the standards expected in medical practice.
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Further Reading
by Olivier Picard, George Lee and Isobel Picard
A practical interview-preparation text with medicine-specific question types and answer structures.
by Tony Hope
Useful for developing balanced ethical reasoning beyond memorised principles.
by Atul Gawande
Encourages mature reflection on patient autonomy, ageing, quality of life and difficult conversations.
by Adam Kay
A readable account of junior-doctor life that can prompt reflection on stress, teamwork and NHS realities.
by Oliver Sacks
Good for discussing patient-centred curiosity and the human side of clinical observation.
by UCAT Consortium
Official question banks and practice tests are the safest foundation for UCAT preparation.
by UCAT Consortium
Confirms current subtests, timing and scoring for the 2026 test cycle.
by Medical Schools Council
Provides an overview of medical-school interview formats including MMIs.
by General Medical Council
Essential background for professionalism, honesty, patient safety and communication scenarios.
by NHS England
Helps applicants follow current NHS issues for policy and motivation stations.