University of Melbourne4 stations · recorded formatabout 25 minutes
Half a UniMelb MMI.
A free, timed half-interview built to the real format. Nothing is recorded and no camera access is requested — but treat it like the real thing. Speak your answers out loud, to your camera.
Built to the real format
How it works
- 60 seconds to read each scenario. You are being recorded but do not need to speak.
- Then four questions, one at a time: 15 seconds to read, a 3-second countdown, then 60 seconds to answer.
- Everything advances on its own. One take. No pause, no re-record, no going back.
- 30 seconds between stations. On the day, you are still being recorded then.
Before you begin
- No pen, no paper, no notes. Clear your desk.
- Close every other tab. Turn off notifications.
- Sit somewhere you will not be interrupted for about 25 minutes.
- Full screen is best — F11, or Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + F on a Mac browser.
Options
Audio cuesA soft tone when the answer window opens and closes.
Practice modeLets you pause and skip. Turn off for a true one-take run.
Once you start, each phase advances on its own.
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READING
That was half an interview.
Now the part that matters
Find out how you actually scored.
Every station you just did has a marking guide — what a 4/5 answer contains, where most candidates lose marks, and what the panel is actually listening for.
We don’t publish it. We walk you through it, one to one, for free.
Get the marking guide
m.i ready is run by a final-year medical student. Every marking guide is written by hand. No spam, no list-selling — one email, then the choice is yours.
Before you talk to us, write down
- The one answer you would most like back. That instinct is usually right.
- How many answers ended on a deliberate final sentence, rather than trailing off.
- How many finished early with nothing left to say.