Before you begin your interview preparation it can be useful to know how the MMI process works at the Medical School you will be attending and what the Medical school are looking for in candidates. Most medical schools will provide candidates with lists of qualities they are looking for in their applicants. They may also advise you on MMI specific information such as the number and duration of stations and the nature of stations e.g. is it question, scenario or role play based? Being fully informed about what the MMI entails allows you to adapt your preparations to the university accordingly. If you have not explicitly received information about the interview from your university, make sure you check out their prospectus or website. Do not rely on what other people are saying on forums etc. this information may be outdated or incorrect for you given your circumstances. The medical school may host a live session where they explore preparation for their interview and signpost you to useful resources. These sessions can be really insightful, if you do miss the session check with the university whether it was recorded or if you can access the information they shared.