Don’t forget to revise your basics before your interview! Do you know what the General Medical Council is and what its role is? Do you remember your medical ethics pillars, and would you be able to discuss them in a scenario? If you’re asked to prioritise courses of action in an ethically challenging situation remember to discuss your options while mentioning Beneficence, Non-maleficence, Justice and Autonomy.
If you prepare in advance, interview day at the University of Aberdeen will hopefully be much more manageable and you might even have fun and learn something new! Remember some generic advice about MMIs (don’t get hung up on a bad station, be confident and clear when communicating, listen carefully for every detail in the questions and scenarios) and give it your best shot. Good luck!