Before you go into your forthcoming medical school interview, you must be able to answer a basic question which is what you think a doctor is. This question can come in different disguises such as being asked what are the challenges of a doctor, what are the disadvantages of a doctor, what are the benefits of being a medical professional or what you understand is the role of a doctor.
In dentistry MMI type of interviews which many dental admission departments use, you will be presented to discuss and elaborate on at least one station with an ethical dilemma. Dentistry schools are testing your knowledge of ethics within dental care and also your communication skills in the MMI interview.
Regular practice every day using a question bank has been proven to be more effective than intense revision of past questions a few days before your Dental UCAT exam. One of the basics is how you are reading the actual questions presented. There are two techniques.
The student window for dentistry interviews can be quite narrow and therefore students should prepare as soon as they have submitted their UCAS applications as a minimum.
It will be your communication, the strength of your answers and the ability to answer the questions clearly which will determine whether you receive an offer or not.
Probably THE MOST obvious, important, and MOST challenging question to answer during your Medicine interview is “why do you want to become a doctor?”
Today we’re going to talk about how to answer the interview question:
This is a scenario you may come across in a multiple mini interview (MMI) and/or during a panel/traditional type of interview. Although the exact wording will be different nevertheless the general principles are the same.
Here are the top 5 reasons why most medical school applicants will get rejected during the interview stages.
