every Australian medical school interview, in one table.

Most of them. Melbourne, Monash, UQ, Notre Dame, Griffith, Macquarie, Deakin, Wollongong, Western Sydney and Curtin all use a multiple mini interview or a multi-station assessment. Flinders uses a panel interview and UNSW uses a structured interview with two interviewers. Formats change, so check the official page in the table above.

Graduate-entry interviews (GEMSAS schools such as Melbourne, UQ, Notre Dame, Griffith, Macquarie and Deakin) usually run in September and October. The 2027-entry graduate interviews have finished, so if you are applying for graduate entry in 2028, expect your interview around September to October 2027 and check GEMSAS for the published dates. Undergraduate interviews (Monash, UQ provisional, Western Sydney, Adelaide, UNSW) usually run from late November into January, and the 2027-entry rounds are about to start.

Where universities publish it, the interview is between a third and three quarters of the final ranking. At Western Sydney it is 75%. At Monash it counts the same as your ATAR and your UCAT. Check your own university, because the rules change.

Some do. For 2027 entry, GEMSAS listed Casper as part of selection for interview at Notre Dame Fremantle and Notre Dame Sydney, alongside GAMSAT, GPA and bonus points. Casper is a separate online test, not an interview, so you still sit the MMI if you are invited. Requirements change each year and 2028-entry rules are not published yet, so check GEMSAS and each university’s own page.

Yes. Recorded formats (Melbourne, Notre Dame, Griffith) reward people who can keep their energy and timing with no interviewer reacting. Our free timed practice runs for UniMelb, Notre Dame and Griffith are built to the real format.