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ONLINE MMI MOCK INTERVIEW PRACTICE · NEW ZEALAND

Practise the UOA MMI under the published time constraint.

Complete 15 fixed seven-station mocks with 105 original questions. Speak or type each answer, then review transparent rubric decisions, answer evidence and a practical next step.

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Independent resource. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Auckland. Formative practice only; no result is guaranteed.
15full mocks currently available
7assessed domains in every mock
105different original questions
30 + 180seconds to prepare and respond
WHAT THE PRACTICE INCLUDES

A complete attempt, then an inspectable report.

The product is designed for repeatable self-practice. It does not replace the dialogue of live tutoring or reproduce official University marking.

01 / Realistic structure

Seven domains in every full mock

Each fixed mock contains one original question from Equity, Moral and ethical, Career choice, Healthcare issue, Personal insight, Personal experience and Hauora Māori.

02 / Realistic timing

30 seconds to prepare, three minutes to respond

The question remains visible while you record or type. The timed workflow is designed around the published 2026 assessed-station constraint.

03 / Transparent feedback

Every criterion and evidence decision is visible

Each station report shows three 0–10 quality scores, all weighted criteria, demonstrated and missed decisions, supporting excerpts and a practical next priority.

04 / Progress history

Review past answers in one dashboard

Return to the transcript, rubric breakdown, model answer and quality trends after completing a station or mock.

ONE FULL MOCK

Move through one question from every domain.

You may leave an unfinished mock and start another. Once a question has been completed, it cannot be repeated. Completed answers and reports remain available in the dashboard.

Understand the seven domains
  1. 01Equity
  2. 02Moral and ethical
  3. 03Career choice
  4. 04Healthcare issue or topic
  5. 05Personal insight
  6. 06Personal experience
  7. 07Hauora Māori
CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOOL

How self-paced mock practice differs from other options.

FeatureStationReadyGeneral AI chatLive tutoring
UOA-specific timed workflowBuilt inRequires manual setupDepends on the tutor
Fixed non-repeating full mocks15 current mocksNo controlled bank by defaultDepends on booked material
Visible criterion decisionsAll 30 shownUsually narrative feedbackDepends on the tutor
Follow-up discussionNot liveAvailable in chatImmediate and personalised
Best useTiming, repetition and progress reviewInformal brainstormingDialogue and personalised coaching
BEFORE YOU START

Questions about online MMI mock practice.

How many MMI mocks are currently available?

The current bank contains 15 fixed full mocks, each with seven different questions, for 105 original questions in total. More may be added after creation and review, but no number or release date is guaranteed.

Can I repeat a question or mock?

No. Each question and each mock can be completed once per account. This prevents repeated familiarity from being confused with improvement and preserves the 105-question bank.

Can I speak my answers?

Yes. Voice is recommended because an MMI is spoken. Typed responses are also supported for content and structure practice, but cannot provide the same limited delivery measures.

What does annual access include?

Choose Mocks 1–5 for NZ$35, Mocks 1–10 for NZ$70, or Mocks 1–15 for NZ$99. Each is a one-time payment for 12 months with no automatic renewal, and each included fixed mock and question is available once.

Is StationReady affiliated with the University of Auckland?

No. StationReady is an independent preparation product. Its questions are original, its scores are formative and no admission result is guaranteed.

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Create an account, answer one complimentary station and inspect the report before deciding whether to purchase the current mock bank.

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