Baseline MMI Mock

Find out exactly where you stand.

Eight MMI stations hand-written by Dan, covering the themes medical school interviews draw on. You answer each one aloud, every answer is marked on the six criteria real panels use, and you finish with a baseline score that every later practice session is measured against.

  • The same eight stations every time, so a re-run measures your improvement, not station luck.
  • Per-station examiner marking plus a cross-station report of the patterns that repeat.
  • One purchase runs all eight stations. Your baseline is saved to your account.
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One purchase, all eight stations

From $59 AUD
$59Transcript

Every station transcribed and marked on the six criteria, with per-prompt feedback, your biggest win for next time, and the cross-station baseline report.

$89Premium

Everything in Transcript, plus delivery analysis (pace, fillers, vocal variation) and on-camera presence feedback on every station.

Current MMI Pro members save 20%. Payment is taken once, at the start of the mock, via Stripe.

Eight stations, every major interview theme

The stations are fixed and carefully sequenced, the way a real MMI circuit mixes its themes. No recycled question-bank filler: each one was written by Dan to expose how you actually think under interview conditions.

MotivationWhy medicine, honestly, under follow-up pressure.
Rural HealthAccess, workforce and the realities behind the statistics.
Indigenous & Cultural CareCultural safety and reflecting on your own position.
TeamworkA group assignment going wrong, with real people in it.
CommunicationA vaccine-hesitant friend who trusts you, not the system.
EmpathyAn angry father in a stretched emergency department.
Health IssueChronic disease, personal responsibility and policy trade-offs.
Ethics & ProfessionalismA colleague in the wrong for a sympathetic reason.

How it runs

1Choose your formatPick how many of each station's five prompts you want to face, from a quick pass to the full depth.
2Answer aloud, station by stationThe circuit engine runs the stations back to back with timed rests, exactly like interview day.
3Every answer is markedEach station is scored on empathy, communication, reasoning, reflection, real-world awareness and problem solving, with per-prompt comments.
4Get your baselineA cross-station report sets your baseline band and criterion averages. Re-run it later and see exactly what changed.
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Start here, then measure how far you have come

The Baseline is step one: the same eight stations every time, so it is a fixed ruler. When you are deeper into your preparation, sit a Full Mock of unseen stations. The moment both are complete, Key2MD writes you a comparison of the two, at no cost.

1Sit the Baseline MockEight fixed stations set your starting point across all six criteria. This is the ruler everything later is measured against.
2Sit a Full Mock when you are readyEight unseen, harder stations kept off the practice bank, run back to back with real timing and no feedback until the end.
3Get your comparison, free and automaticOnce both are done, a fresh AI analysis compares them and lands in your history. Nothing to buy, nothing to trigger.
What the comparison shows you
  • Your score movement, overall and criterion by criterion, from baseline to full mock.
  • What clearly improved, what went well, and what still needs work, named specifically.
  • The mistakes that recur across both mocks, and the key areas to focus on next.

Because the Full Mock uses harder stations, simply holding your score steady is real progress, and the analysis weighs that in. It reports on practice performance only and never predicts your interview result.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Baseline MMI Mock?

Eight MMI stations hand-written by Dan, run back to back through the Key2MD circuit engine. You answer each station aloud, every answer is marked on the six criteria real interview panels use, and at the end you get a cross-station report with a baseline score. It is the recommended first step of MMI preparation, because everything you do afterwards is measured against it.

How much does it cost?

One purchase runs all eight stations: $59 with Transcript marking, or $89 with Premium marking, which adds delivery analysis (pace, fillers, vocal variation) and on-camera presence feedback. Current MMI Pro members save 20%.

Are the stations the same every time?

Yes, deliberately. The eight stations are fixed so that when you re-run the baseline later in your preparation, the change in your score reflects your improvement, not different station luck.

Do I need a camera and microphone?

You answer each station aloud, so a microphone is required. A camera is recommended, and is used by the Premium tier for on-camera presence feedback, but your content marking never depends on how you look.

What do I get at the end?

Per-station examiner-style marking on empathy, communication, reasoning, reflection, real-world awareness and problem solving, plus a cross-station baseline report: your overall band, criterion averages, and the patterns that repeat across stations. Your baseline is saved so every later attempt is compared against it.

How does the comparison against Full Mocks work?

Once you have completed both the Baseline Mock and a Full Mock, Key2MD automatically generates a free AI comparison of the two: your score movement overall and by criterion, what improved, what still needs work, the mistakes that recur across both, and the key areas to focus on next. It appears in your history and on your comparison page. There is nothing to buy and nothing to trigger. Because Full Mocks use harder, unseen stations, holding your score steady counts as real progress, and the analysis takes that into account. It describes practice performance only and never predicts your interview result.

Set your baseline tonight.

Eight stations, fully marked, and a score you can watch move as your preparation works. Your first single-station AI review is free if you want to try the marking first.

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