1 to 1 King's College London medicine mock interview in the MMI circuit format King's College London uses. Recorded session, written feedback, from £69. Book within 48 hours.
What format is the King's College London medicine interview?
King's makes no offers without an interview, and shortlists holistically on GCSEs, predicted or achieved A-levels, the personal statement, the reference and the UCAT, with exam results and UCAT described as the most important factors. There is no published UCAT threshold. King's has not published its interview format for 2027 entry, and its last published format guidance described a seven station online MMI for 2024 entry, with stations of roughly seven minutes each, so our mock runs a station circuit on ethics, communication, role play and motivation while drilling transitions and structure under time.
How King's College London selects for interview
UCAT, GCSEs and personal statement combined for interview shortlisting.
2024 entry: lowest UK UCAT 2340/3600, average UK 3007/3600 (non-UK average 3078/3600). Predicted 2027: lowest UK 1850, average UK 2270; lowest non-UK 2090, average non-UK 2330 (all /2700).
Typical academic offer: A*AA incl. grade A in Biology and Chemistry; EPQ not considered at any stage (2027 entry data).
Where applicants lose marks at King's College London
A*AA requirement (Biology and Chemistry compulsory)
No resits
EPQ not considered
Extra £5,000 first-year fee on top of standard tuition
What King's College London is assessing
Ethical reasoning across several short stations
Communication and empathy in role play with an actor
Motivation for medicine and for King's clinical environment
Consistency across a fast moving circuit
Common mistakes at King's College London
Talking at the actor instead of listening in a role play station
Carrying a weak station into the next one
Using memorised ethics frameworks without applying them to the actual case
Missing part of the prompt because the reading time was rushed
Question styles to expect at King's College London
Break difficult news to a friend whose plan has fallen through
A colleague asks you to cover a mistake they made, what do you do
Why King's, and why a large London teaching hospital
How would you support a patient who does not speak English well
How our King's College London Medicine Mock Interview works
The session reproduces the mmi circuit King's College London GKT School of Medical Education uses, so the pacing, pressure and thinking being tested match the real day.
Short timed stations with minimal recovery time between them
At least one role play station with a live actor brief
Transition drills so a bad station does not become two
Per station scoring plus notes on listening and empathy
What your mock includes
One hour 1 to 1 mock in the MMI circuit format
Interviewer who is a current student or recent offer holder at King's College London
Recording of the session
Written and verbal feedback scored against the domains King's College London marks