Liverpool Medicine Mock Interview

1 to 1 Liverpool medicine mock interview in the MMI circuit format Liverpool uses. Recorded session, written feedback, from £69. Book within 48 hours.

What format is the Liverpool medicine interview?

Liverpool interviews home applicants by face to face MMI on campus and international applicants by an equivalent online MMI, and does not publish a station count. Non-graduate applicants to A100 sit the UCAT while graduate applicants sit the GAMSAT. Home applicants need SJT Band 1 to 3 to be ranked, while international and EU applicants can offer any band. Cut-off scores change every year and no 2027 threshold is published: the most recent published figures are for 2026 entry, 1960 home and 2080 international and EU. The interview carries real weight in the final decision, so mock practice pays off more here than at UCAT heavy schools.

How Liverpool selects for interview

Applicants are ranked by UCAT (or GAMSAT for graduates), then academically screened on the best 9 GCSEs (minimum 15 points), before MMI interview and offers by interview score.

Home applicants are likely to need the 5th-7th UCAT decile (≈1880-2010/2700); international the 7th-9th (≈2010-2220/2700). 2024 cut-offs: home 1910, international 2080. SJT Band 4 is an automatic rejection for home applicants only - international applicants may offer any band.

Typical academic offer: AAA incl. Chemistry + one of Biology/Physics/Maths (A*AB accepted with A* in Chemistry) (2027 entry data).

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How our Liverpool Medicine Mock Interview works

The session reproduces the mmi circuit University of Liverpool School of Medicine uses, so the pacing, pressure and thinking being tested match the real day.

What your mock includes

Single mock £69, with bundles of 3 and 5 available. See all mock interviews, the 2 day live interview course and MMI circuits.

Read the full Liverpool Medicine guide for 2027 entry requirements.