MMI Drill
Practise timed, scenario-based stations across ethics, communication, teamwork, empathy, professionalism, rural health and healthcare reasoning.
Features
Everything you need to practise, review and improve.
MedCoach helps Australian and New Zealand medical school applicants prepare for MMI and panel interviews with realistic practice modes, recorded responses, structured feedback, voice analysis, body language review, progress tracking and personalised follow-up.
Designed to support interview preparation for applicants applying to any of Australia or New Zealand's 20+ medical schools.
Practice modes
Choose the type of practice you need.
Panel Drill
Develop stronger long-form responses for motivation, personal insight, leadership, teamwork, resilience and professional judgement questions.
Redo Previous Questions
Reattempt questions you have already completed, apply your feedback, and see whether your answer improves.
Australian/New Zealand interview focus
Tailored for Australian and New Zealand medical school interviews.
MedCoach is tailored for Australian and New Zealand medical school interviews. Our MMI and panel questions are built from successful applicant reports, doctors with interviewer experience, expert tutor insight, real marking expectations and commonly assessed interview domains. Before each interview season, we update the question bank so your practice reflects the formats, themes and expectations applicants are most likely to face that year.
Question bank that stays ahead
Our question bank is built from successful applicant reports and direct insight from doctors and medical school interviewers. It is refreshed before each interview season so your practice reflects the formats, themes and marking criteria most relevant to your entry year.
Doctor- and tutor-informed criteria
MedCoach’s marking criteria and model answer guidance are informed by real Australian and New Zealand medical school interview criteria, doctors with interviewer experience and tutors with extensive medical interview teaching experience.
Core skills, not memorised scripts
MedCoach helps you build flexible answer structure, reasoning and delivery against the kinds of criteria interviewers actually assess, rather than memorising fixed answers that may not fit the question.
In development
Coming soon
School-specific mocks, built to match the real format.
MedCoach's core platform focuses on MMI and panel interview preparation. We are also developing optional university-specific mock exams for selected Australian and New Zealand medical schools.
Modelled 1:1 around each school's interview
Each mock exam is designed to replicate the structure, timing and question style of the target medical school's interview process.
Identical timing
Where a school uses timed stations, reading time, preparation time, follow-up questions or panel-style discussion, the mock is designed to match the timing as closely as possible.
Identical structure
The mock format is designed to mirror the school's actual interview flow, including station order, response style and follow-up format where applicable.
University mocks updated for each interview season
Our mocks are built with input from doctors, medical school interviewers and experienced tutors with direct insight into Australian and New Zealand medical school interviews. Before each interview season, we update every university mock using the latest information about that university's interview process, so your practice reflects the formats, question styles and expectations most relevant to your application year.
Realistic exam flow
The goal is to help applicants practise not only the question types, but also the rhythm, pressure and structure of the actual interview day.
Major Australian & New Zealand medical schools
University of Sydney
University of Melbourne
Monash University
UNSW Sydney
Australian National University
Joint Medical Program (Newcastle/UNE)
University of Queensland
University of Adelaide
University of Western Australia
Western Sydney University
University of Wollongong
Flinders University
University of Auckland
Coming soon. University-specific mock exams will be released separately from the core MedCoach platform and may be priced as optional add-ons.
Feedback engine
Feedback on what you said and how you delivered it.
A strong medical interview answer is not just about having good ideas. Interviewers notice whether you answer the question, structure your reasoning, communicate clearly, sound confident and present well on camera. MedCoach reviews the full performance, not just the words in your answer.
Content
MedCoach reviews whether your answer directly addresses the prompt, shows sound reasoning, includes relevant examples and avoids missing key issues.
Looks at
- Relevance to the question
- Depth of reasoning
- Use of examples
- Ethical judgement
- Professional insight
- Missed opportunities
- Whether the answer actually answers the prompt
Structure
MedCoach checks whether your response is organised, easy to follow and clearly concluded.
Looks at
- Opening clarity
- Logical flow
- Signposting
- Balance of ideas
- Clear conclusion
- Whether the answer feels complete
- Whether the answer becomes repetitive or scattered
Delivery and voice
MedCoach reviews how you sound while answering, including clarity, pace, fluency and confidence.
Looks at
- Speaking pace
- Hesitation
- Filler words
- Vocal confidence
- Tone and energy
- Clarity and fluency
- Whether you sound calm under pressure
Body language
MedCoach reviews how you present on camera and whether your non-verbal communication supports your answer.
Looks at
- Eye contact
- Posture
- Gestures
- Distracting movements
- Facial expression
- Visual engagement
- Overall presence
Setup and environment
MedCoach can help identify issues that may distract from your performance before they affect your interview.
Looks at
- Camera framing
- Lighting
- Background
- Audio clarity
- Visual distractions
- Whether your setup is ready for an interview
Delivery analysis
See how you sound and how you come across.
Strong answers can lose impact if they are rushed, flat, unclear, poorly structured or visually distracting. MedCoach helps you understand the delivery habits that affect how your answer lands.
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BodyLang V2
BodyLang V2 is MedCoach's in-house technology for analysing observable behaviours that affect interview communication. It gives applicants practical feedback on their body language, helping them identify habits that may weaken an otherwise strong answer.
Eye contact and gaze
See whether you maintain consistent visual engagement or frequently look away.
Posture and movement
Identify slouching, fidgeting or distracting movements.
Gestures
Understand whether your gestures support your answer or distract from it.
Facial expression
Review whether your expression matches the tone of your response.
Overall presence
Get practical comments on how confident, engaged and composed you appear.
BodyLang V2 does not judge your appearance. It focuses on observable interview behaviours, not attractiveness, identity or personal traits.
Delivery review
NervousnessConfidenceClarityPace / fillersEngagedLook awayEye driftGesturesRestless
What we won't do
Hard lines around fairness, privacy and what gets reviewed.
MedCoach is designed to give practical interview feedback without judging who you are. The system focuses on your interview performance: your answer, structure, communication, delivery, body language, setup and professional presentation.
Voice analysis only uses audio.
MedCoach reviews how you sound, including pace, clarity, fluency and confidence. It does not infer appearance, ethnicity, posture, eye contact or any visual trait from your voice.
BodyLang V2 focuses on interview behaviours.
BodyLang V2, MedCoach's in-house tracking technology, analyses observable behaviours such as gaze, posture, gestures and movement. It does not score attractiveness, body shape, facial features or identity.
Attire is reviewed only for professionalism.
MedCoach may comment on whether your clothing and presentation appear suitable for a medical school interview. It does not judge fashion, attractiveness, body type, gender expression or personal style beyond interview appropriateness.
We do not score protected characteristics.
MedCoach does not score or infer ethnicity, gender, age, disability, accent origin or other protected characteristics. Feedback is limited to your interview performance.
Recordings stay yours.
Your audio, video and feedback are tied to your account for personal review. They are used to help you practise, track progress and improve. They are not shared with other applicants.
After every session
A report you can actually use after the session.
Every practice session creates a structured report that helps you understand what worked, what did not and what to focus on next. Instead of leaving a session with a vague feeling that your answer was “good” or “messy,” MedCoach breaks the performance into clear, practical feedback.
Session report
MMI Drill · 6 stations
Strengths
What you did well and should continue doing.
Areas to improve
What weakened your answer and how to fix it.
Missed opportunities
Important points, perspectives or examples you could have included.
Overall summary
A clear overview of your performance across the session.
Feedback on every answer
Specific comments on your content, structure, reasoning, delivery, voice and body language.
Strengths
What you did well and should continue doing.
Areas to improve
What weakened your answer and how to fix it.
Missed opportunities
Important points, perspectives or examples you could have included.
Guidance for your next attempt
Practical advice for how to improve if you redo the question.
Model answer guidance
Personalised example answers and guidance to help you understand what a stronger response could look like.
Guidance tailored to your experience
Where relevant, MedCoach will tailor answer guidance to your background and experiences.
Progress over time
Feedback that gets smarter as you practise.
MedCoach is designed for repeated improvement. It can track recurring weaknesses across your sessions, remember your goals and help you focus on the patterns that matter most.
Progress tracking
MedCoach helps you identify patterns across your sessions, not just isolated mistakes from one answer.
- Recurring weaknesses: See repeated issues across multiple attempts.
- Repeated content gaps: Identify topics, examples or reasoning steps you often miss.
- Structure patterns: Notice whether your answers are consistently too vague, too long, too short or poorly concluded.
- Delivery habits: Track repeated issues with pace, filler words, confidence, eye contact or body language.
- Improvement over time: See whether later attempts are becoming clearer, more structured and more complete.
Memory
MedCoach can remember your goals, experiences, preferences, and recurring areas for improvement, so your feedback becomes more personal over time.
- Your goals: Tell MedCoach what you are preparing for and what you want to improve.
- Your feedback style: Choose whether you want feedback that is direct, balanced or more encouraging.
- Your recurring weaknesses: Get reminders about issues that have appeared before.
- Your next focus: Start the next session with a clearer idea of what to practise.
Personalised coaching
MedCoach uses your story bank, goals and previous feedback to help your answers sound more like you, not like a textbook.
- Feedback tailored to your experience: Use your own experiences, background and motivations to strengthen your answers.
- Model answer guidance: See stronger answer examples built around your real stories.
- Repeated improvement: Apply feedback across multiple attempts and see what changes.
- Session continuity: Keep useful context from previous sessions so feedback feels connected rather than random.
Your medical interview chat
Ask anything, anytime.
After a session, you can ask MedCoach to explain your feedback, rewrite an answer, build a stronger structure or help you plan your next practice session. Even ask questions about your application strategy or medical school entry preparation.
Improve your answers
Rewrite rough responses, build stronger structures and make your examples more specific.
Understand your feedback
Ask why something was marked down, what was missing and how to improve it next time.
Learn key interview content
Get help with ethics, rural health, professionalism, teamwork, communication and healthcare reasoning.
Chat
Why was my ethics station marked down on structure?
Your answer covered both perspectives, but the opening didn’t signpost your approach. Let’s rebuild it with a clearer structure.
Can you help me plan my next session?
Plan your next session
Use your previous feedback and recurring weaknesses to decide what to practise next.
Admissions guidance
Ask about interview formats, entry requirements and application strategy, with final details checked against official university pages.
Personalised to you
Use your experiences, goals and portfolio to create answers that sound specific rather than generic.
Multilingual support
Practise and receive feedback in your preferred language.
MedCoach supports multilingual applicants by letting you use the platform and review feedback in the language you are most comfortable with. Switch languages and the interface, prompts and written feedback follow.
- Interface in English, 中文 and 한국어: Use MedCoach in the language that feels most natural to you.
- Feedback reports in your preferred language: Receive explanations, feedback and improvement suggestions in the language you choose.
- Same rubric, translated end to end: The same interview criteria and analysis are applied across languages, then translated clearly for you.
English
中文
한국어
Why MedCoach
Why not just use a tutor or generic AI?
Private tutoring can be valuable. Generic AI can help with brainstorming. MedCoach is built for something more specific: repeated Australian medical interview rehearsal with structured feedback on your answers, delivery, voice and body language.
Private tutor
Generic AI
MedCoach
Personal guidance from someone who understands the process.
Useful for general advice, structure and brainstorming.
Feedback like you would receive from a private tutor, whenever you want to practise.
Often $80+/hour or more.
Available anytime at low cost, but not tailored to interviews.
Repeated MMI and panel practice at a fraction of repeated tutoring costs.
Can give tailored advice, but only during booked sessions.
Can respond instantly, but often gives generic feedback.
Personalised feedback after every recorded response.
May understand medical interviews, depending on the tutor.
Not built specifically for Australian medical school interviews.
Built around Australian and New Zealand MMI and panel interview themes, real marking expectations and yearly interview-cycle insights.
Can comment on your delivery in real time.
Usually cannot properly assess how you look, sound or present.
Analyses what you say, how you say it, and how you present on camera.
Feedback quality can vary between tutors.
May produce answers that still need checking.
Uses marking criteria and model answer guidance informed by doctors, experienced tutors and real medical school interview expectations.
Hard to practise repeatedly without paying for more sessions.
Easy to repeat, but lacks a structured interview practice loop.
Redo previous questions, apply feedback, and build measurable improvement over time.
Helpful for strategy and confidence.
Helpful for quick answer ideas.
Combines realistic practice, structured feedback, delivery analysis and repeatable interview rehearsal.
MedCoach is not here to replace every tutor. It gives you a structured way to practise more often, receive consistent feedback, and improve between tutoring sessions or before the real interview.
Workflow
Practise. Review. Redo. Improve.
MedCoach is built around a simple loop that helps you turn practice into progress.
- 01
Choose a mode
Start an MMI Drill, Panel Drill or Redo Previous Questions session.
- 02
Record your response
Practise out loud using your webcam and microphone.
- 03
Review your feedback
See what worked, what was unclear and what to improve.
- 04
Ask follow-up questions
Use MedCoach Chat to clarify your feedback, rewrite answers or plan your next session.
- 05
Redo and improve
Apply your feedback and build a stronger answer the next time.
Ready to ace your medical school interview?
Practise realistic medical interview questions, review structured feedback, and build sharper answers before they count.