Practise under real interview conditions

Mock MMI circuits, run by NHS doctors

The best preparation is the real thing. Sit 40 realistic MMI stations under full exam conditions, supervised in person by practising NHS doctors and medical school tutors, with written feedback after every station.

Complete two full mock circuits and observe two more, so you walk into your real interview knowing exactly what to expect.

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The mock MMI circuit day

What happens on the day

Paired with a fellow student, you complete two full mock circuits and observe two more, giving you 40 realistic stations in a single day. Every station is graded, with written feedback so you know exactly what to improve before your real interview.

  1. Complete 20 stations and observe 20

    Sit two full mock circuits and observe two more, for 40 realistic stations in one day.

  2. Written feedback after every station

    Each station is graded with detailed written feedback, so you know exactly what to work on.

  3. Supervised in person by Dr Mannan or Dr Khan

    Every circuit is overseen in person to keep it a realistic, high-quality interview experience.

  4. Progressively more challenging stations

    As your confidence grows the stations get more demanding, preparing you for the pressure of the real thing.

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What's included

Everything in a mock MMI circuit day

A full day of realistic MMI practice, supervised in person by NHS doctors, with written feedback on every station so you know exactly what to improve.

On the day

40 realistic stations

Complete two full mock circuits and observe two more, for 40 stations that mirror real UK medical school interviews.

  • Two circuits completed, two observed
  • Timed, under real exam conditions
  • Progressively more challenging stations
  • In person or online

Expert supervision

Led by NHS doctors

Every circuit is overseen in person by Dr Mannan or Dr Khan, so the experience stays realistic and high quality.

  • Supervised by practising NHS doctors
  • Calibrated against real interview standards
  • Small groups, paired with a fellow student

After every station

Written feedback

Each station is graded with detailed written feedback, giving you a clear action plan before your real interview.

  • Personalised written evaluation per station
  • Strengths and areas to improve
  • Specific actions to focus your revision

Designed around real UK interviews

The stations you'll practise

Our stations reflect the competencies assessed across UK medical schools using MMI formats, so the day mirrors what you'll face at your real interview.

Ethics and consent

Work through consent, capacity and confidentiality against the four pillars of ethics.

Breaking bad news

Handle sensitive actor stations with clarity and empathy under pressure.

NHS hot topics

Speak confidently about how the NHS works and the issues shaping it today.

Teamwork and leadership

Approach group and collaborative stations the way assessors actually score them.

Prioritisation

Order competing demands and justify your decisions clearly and calmly.

Communication skills

Read the room, listen well and structure your answers so they land.

Critical thinking

Work through data and unfamiliar scenarios out loud, step by step.

Empathy and professionalism

Show insight, reflection and professional judgement, aligned with GMC expectations.

Detailed written feedback

Your real interview is too important for guesswork

Many students leave a practice interview knowing they need to improve, but not knowing how. After every station you get personalised written feedback, so you walk away with a clear action plan and know exactly where to focus.

  • Understand exactly where marks were gained and lost
  • Identify recurring weaknesses across multiple stations
  • Improve your communication, structure and delivery
  • Focus your revision on the areas that matter most
  • Track your progress as your interview approaches

Every station is graded against three levels, excellent, satisfactory, or needs further improvement, with specific actions to take before your real interview.

Doctor-led admissions coaching

Learn from doctors, not tutors

Both founders are practising NHS GPs at Hazelvalley Family Practice, where they supervise medical students, train GPs, and appraise for NHS England. They teach every course themselves. Meet the team.

Dr Abdul Mannan

GP, Hazel Valley Family Practice
MBChB (Manchester), MRCGP, PGCert Medical Education

A full-time NHS GP and Clinical Director of the Rossendale Primary Care Network. He supervises foundation doctors, GP trainees and medical students, appraises for NHS England, and leads research with the NIHR.

Dr Imran Khan

GP, Hazel Valley Family Practice
MBChB (Manchester), LLM (Edinburgh), FRCGP

A senior NHS GP who leads on clinical governance and safeguarding. He supervises GP trainees, foundation doctors and medical students, appraises for NHS England, and holds a master's in medical law and ethics from Edinburgh.

Why Blue Peanut

Admissions guidance from practising NHS doctors

Admissions insight

Former MBChB admissions assessors

Our guidance is shaped by real experience of assessing medical school applicants. We do not do this now, as it would be a conflict of interest.

Training future doctors

Educational supervisors in the NHS

We support foundation doctors and GP trainees, giving us deep insight into medical education at every level.

Research-led expertise

Academic and evidence-based

Our work includes medical research at King's College London, helping ensure our teaching is rigorous and current.

Honest and transparent

Trusted, ethical guidance

As RCGP Fellows and BMA members, we offer independent advice with no sponsorship, bias or hidden agenda. No CEOs, investors or business awards.

Before the circuit

Add the full interview course

The mock circuit tests your technique. The interview course builds it. Learn the frameworks, ethics and communication skills first, then put them to the test on a full circuit day.

  • Live full-day teaching, from NHS doctors and former interviewers
  • MMI and panel frameworks, the structure behind high-scoring answers
  • Ethics, NHS topics and communication, taught the way panels expect
  • Full course recordings, to revisit right up to your interview
See the interview course

What students say

Applicants who sat where you're sitting

Despite a UCAT score of 2100, I received interviews and offers from Liverpool, Manchester and Keele. Blue Peanut’s mock MMIs were the most authentic I attended—detailed feedback and realistic practice gave me confidence and helped me refine my approach.

2026 Entry Student

I achieved a 2480 UCAT and received interviews from Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield and Bristol, securing offers for Dentistry from all four. The mock MMI circuit was especially useful—great preparation and very helpful overall.

2026 Entry Student

Smaller groups and personalised support, and far better value than the pricier commercial courses. Their follow-up was instrumental in both my daughter and niece getting their offers.

Muhammad Al-Amin
Parent

Working With Local Schools

Widening access to medicine and dentistry

We work with leading local schools to open our courses to students from every background.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about our mock MMI circuits

How many stations will I do?
You complete two full mock circuits and observe two more, giving you 40 realistic stations in a single day. Every station you sit is graded with written feedback.
Who runs the circuits?
Every circuit is supervised in person by practising NHS doctors, so the experience stays realistic and the feedback comes from people who assess and train applicants.
How is this different from the interview course?
The interview course teaches you the frameworks, ethics and communication skills. The mock circuit is where you put them to the test under real exam conditions. Many students do the course first, then the circuit closer to their interview.
What kind of feedback will I get?
Personalised written feedback after every station, covering what you did well, where marks were lost, and specific actions to take before your real interview.
Can I sit a circuit online or does it have to be in person?
The circuits are designed to be run in person so the experience matches a real interview as closely as possible. If your circumstances make that difficult, email support@bluepeanut.co.uk and we will let you know what is available.
When will I receive details on how to join?
Joining details are sent by email after you book, with everything you need ahead of the day. If anything is unclear, email support@bluepeanut.co.uk.
Can I get a discount if I attend with friends?
Group bookings can sometimes be arranged. Email support@bluepeanut.co.uk with the numbers and we will let you know what we can do.

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Walk into your interview knowing exactly what to expect

Sit 40 realistic MMI stations under full exam conditions, supervised by NHS doctors, with written feedback on every one. Pair it with our interview course for the complete preparation.

Questions first? Call 01706 491146 or email support@bluepeanut.co.uk