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University of Buckingham

FormatMultiple Mini Interview (MMI), also called Objective Structured Selection Examination (OSSE), after a computer-based Multiple Mini Assessment (MMA)
Online or in personNot stated
Latest guidance2028 entry
WhenNumerous selection days each cycle
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Key dates

  • The course starts in January; the course page currently lists 2028 entry.
  • Applications are currently paused because of unprecedented demand.
  • The university runs numerous selection days in each admissions cycle.
  • A 'Preparing for The University of Buckingham MMI' session is listed for 16 October 2026.

How the interview works

  • Selection has three stages.
  • Stage one is academic screening of your written application.
  • Stage two is the Multiple Mini Assessment (MMA), a computer-based test made up of a series of tasks.
  • Stage three is the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI), also called the Objective Structured Selection Examination (OSSE).
  • The MMI is a number of observed, structured selection examinations.
  • MMI tasks are linked to the GMC's Good Medical Practice.

What they assess

  • Analysis (MMA)
  • Interpretation (MMA)
  • Judgement (MMA)
  • Personal attributes for practising as a doctor (MMI)
  • Suitability to practise in line with Good Medical Practice

How it's scored and how offers are made

  • You are invited to the MMI if your MMA grade is satisfactory.
  • Exceptionally high performers may get an offer straight after the MMA.
  • All other offers are made after the MMI.
  • Unsuccessful applicants are told.

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