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University College London

FormatMultiple Mini Interviews (MMIs)
Online or in personIn person (Home), online (Overseas)
Latest guidance2027 entry
StationsUp to 8
Time per station5 min + 1 min reading
Total lengthAbout 50 min
WhenDec 2026 – Mar 2027
Places337 (313 Home, 24 Overseas)

Interviews and offers in recent years

954interviewed (2025 entry)
586offers made
About 61%of interviewees received an offer
EntryApplicantsInterviewedOffers
2025 entry2,159954586
2024 entry2,9471,120605
2023 entry3,562783422
2022 entry3,936628408

Offers from the waiting list: not published by this university.

What these figures cover: MBBS A100, from a Freedom of Information response; UCL did not confirm whether this covers all applicants.

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.

New to MMIs? Read our free MMI guideHow it runs, what examiners score and how to prepare→

Key dates

  • Invitations are sent on a rolling basis from December to March.
  • You normally get at least one week's notice.
  • Confirm attendance within five calendar days.
  • Provisional interview dates are published from October 2026.
  • There is no advantage to interviewing at a particular time.

How the interview works

  • You will take Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs).
  • There are up to eight stations.
  • Each station lasts five minutes.
  • You get one minute before each station to read the instructions.
  • The interviewer asks two or three questions at each station.
  • The interview takes about 50 minutes in total.
  • Home applicants are interviewed in person at the Rockefeller Building, 21 University Street, London WC1E 6DE.
  • Overseas applicants are interviewed online.
  • Questions draw on NHS values such as putting patients first, respect and dignity, and compassion.

What they assess

  • Academic curiosity and interest in healthcare
  • Motivation for and understanding of a medical career
  • Problem solving and reasoning
  • Professional attitudes and values
  • Teamwork, leadership, resilience and individual strengths
  • Communication skills

How it's scored and how offers are made

  • Interviewers mark each station on an iPad.
  • The Admissions Tutor reviews interviewers' scores after interviews.
  • No offers are made without an interview.
  • Initial offers are expected in February.
  • Most offers are made towards the end of March, once all interviews are done.
  • Outcomes appear on UCAS and the UCL Applicant Portal.
  • Successful applicants are invited to an offer holder event.

Official sources

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