MMI Mock Circuit - Key2MD

A timed MMI mock circuit that simulates real interview day, station after station.

Run a back-to-back circuit of 4 to 8 MMI stations under real timing, drawn fresh from a 150-station bank. Speak each answer, get AI feedback on five criteria, and finish with one combined performance report. Your first review is free.

4-8Stations per circuit

150Station bank

1 reportAcross the whole circuit

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How it works

A full circuit in three steps

A single station tells you how one answer went. A circuit tells you whether you can hold it together across a whole interview.

Configure your circuit

Choose 4, 5, 6 or 8 stations and your timing preset. Stations are pulled fresh and category-balanced from the 150-station bank, so no two circuits are the same.

Run it under real timing

Read, then speak each station back to back, with a short rest between stations - no pausing, no restarting. It is built to feel like the real circuit, not a relaxed practice.

Get one combined report

At the end you get AI feedback on every station and a single report that shows your score across the circuit and which criteria let you down most.

What is in a circuit

Category-balanced, never the same twice

Each circuit draws a fresh, balanced spread of station types so you cannot game it by memorising answers. You get the same 2-minute read and roughly 8-minute station rhythm a real Australian MMI uses, with short rests between stations.

Ethics and professional duties Role-play (patient/peer/community) Interpersonal conflict Personal statement Teamwork and leadership Healthcare policy and equity

Why run a circuit

One good answer is easy. Eight in a row is the test.

Dress rehearsal

The closest thing to interview day before interview day - same format, same timing, same pressure of moving on whether the last answer landed or not.

Build stamina

Concentration fades across a circuit. Practising the full run trains you to stay sharp and present on station seven, not just station one.

Find your weak stations

The combined report shows which station types and criteria cost you marks, so your remaining prep targets the right gaps instead of guessing.

Reset after a bad station

The hardest MMI skill is letting a weak station go and walking into the next one fresh. A circuit is the only way to actually practise that.

Access and pricing

First review free, then credits or MMI Pro

You can run a circuit and review each station with AI feedback. Your first MMI review is free; after that each station's review uses a Transcript credit, or run unlimited with MMI Pro. For a full breakdown, see the plans page.

Free to start

Configure and run a circuit, and claim your first AI-marked review free.

Credits or MMI Pro

Review every station with Transcript credits, or go unlimited with MMI Pro for circuit-heavy weeks.

Optional human review

Have Dan personally review your full circuit for a deeper, human read on top of the AI feedback.

Common questions

MMI mock circuit FAQ

How many stations are in a circuit?

You choose 4, 5, 6 or 8 stations. Smaller circuits are good for a quick run; 8 stations is the closest to a full interview day for stamina.

Is the circuit timed like a real MMI?

Yes. Each station uses a real read-then-speak timing window with a short rest between stations, and you move on whether or not the last answer went well - exactly like a real circuit.

Will I see the same stations again?

Circuits are drawn fresh and category-balanced from the 150-station bank, so repeated runs give you a different, balanced spread rather than the same stations.

What do I get at the end?

AI feedback on each station plus one combined report showing your overall performance across the circuit and the criteria that cost you the most marks, so you know exactly what to work on next.

Run your MMI mock circuit now

4 to 8 stations, real timing, one combined report. First review free.