
The Free Mock MMI
Previously known as The Niesh Mock MMI
For Students By Students
Vision and Mission
We are a dedicated team of students committed to making a positive impact by eliminating the financial burden of costly preparation for the multiple mini interviews (MMI). Since 2017, our unwavering mission has been to provide free assistance to aspiring health professionals applying to the esteemed University of Auckland's professional health programs.
Collaborating with hundreds of volunteers, we have successfully supported numerous students on their journey, ensuring they have access to the resources they need without any financial strain. Our efforts are driven by the belief that equal opportunities should be available to all, and we are proud to empower students to pursue their dreams without worrying about exorbitant expenses. Together, we are breaking down barriers and fostering a community of support that propels aspiring healthcare practitioners toward success and excellence.
How We Run The Free Mock MMI
Teaching Session
We start each stream with a brief teaching session to familiarise the participants with the MMI process.
Online Mock MMI
We provide a 7 station online MMI with feedback from our volunteer interviewers. We aim to replicate the actual MMI as closely as possible.
Online Resources
- Question SimulatorPressing start will display a random question. You will have 30 seconds reading time and then 3 minutes to answer the question.
- Digital Mock MMIOur team has designed a sample answer to each MMI station to guide students.
- Mock Interview VideosThis section of the page is where we post our recorded 'mock interviews' that have bits and pieces of advice!
- IG: Practice Question SeriesYou can find our posts with full explanations on Instagram.
- MMI WorkshopThey presented a comprehensive break down of each station of the MMI.
- Buddy ProgrammeOur goal with the Buddy Programme is to help pre-med students find like-minded individuals to practise for the MMI.
The Free Mock MMI Workshop 2026
Since 2017
- 2017
We were able to offer spots to a 114 students and the slots were gone within 7 minutes.
- 2018
We were able to increase our student numbers from 114 to 166.
- 2021
We had roughly a hundred volunteers and were able to provide this valuable resource for more than two hundred students.
- 2025
We divided our ~180 attendees into small groups, led by 40 student volunteers from Medicine, Pharmacy and Optometry.
