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InterviewMMI
Hull York Medical School
Stations5 in person; 6 online
Places904 interviewed, 796 offers (2025)
Interviews and offers in recent years
904interviewed (2025 entry)
796offers made
About 88%of interviewees received an offer
| Entry | Applicants | Interviewed | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 entry | 1,625 | 904 | 796 |
| 2025 entryGateway Year | 416 | 119 | 111 |
Offers from the waiting list: not published by this university.
What these figures cover: MB BS. Only the 2025-entry figures are published.
Figures are as published by the university or released under Freedom of Information. Definitions differ between schools, so compare with care. A dash means the figure was not published.
How the interview works
- You will do Multiple Mini Interviews: a series of short stations.
- Panels include health professionals, academics, senior medical students and people outside medicine.
- Home applicants are interviewed in person at the University of Hull or University of York.
- Online interviews are not offered to Home applicants.
- Overseas applicants are interviewed online.
- The interview does not test medical knowledge.
- In person, you do a group exercise in a group of up to 10, led by PBL tutors.
- In person, you do two mini-interviews and a student station, each with two questions and two interviewers.
- You get five minutes' thinking time before the first question at these stations.
- The student station is run by senior HYMS students.
- In the scenario station, you watch a video of a character through over-ear headphones and answer questions during and after it.
- Online, you do three mini-interviews and a student station, each with one question and two minutes' thinking time.
- Online, you also do a video scenario station and a group exercise in a group of up to 6.
What they assess
- Collaborative group working
- Insight into a medical career
- Understanding of NHS Constitution values
- Motivation for a medical career
- Awareness of current medical issues
- Communication skills
- Understanding of and motivation for the HYMS MB BS course
- Personal qualities, such as empathy, resilience and tolerance of ambiguity
- Critical thinking
How it's scored and how offers are made
- Your interview is scored out of 90.
- In person, the group exercise is worth 22 points.
- In person, each mini-interview, the student station and the scenario station are worth 17 points.
- Online, each of the six stations is worth 15 points.
- In the group exercise you are scored on participation and contribution by a tutor and an observing medical student.
- At mini-interview and student stations, two interviewers score you independently.
- Up to 10 contextual points are added to your interview score, adjusted by interview performance.
- Online interviews do not include contextual points.
- Applicants are ranked by total score, and offers are made after all interviews are completed.
- The offer cut-off changes each year.

