The Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) is an interview format used by some medical schools in Australia to assess the personal qualities and non-cognitive skills of applicants. It is a structured interview process that consists of several short stations, each with a different interviewer and scenario.
Approximately half of the 100 questions in the ISAT are critical reasoning (CR) questions and it is difficult to improve them quickly. So, besides doing more ISAT practice questions and ISAT mocks, what other strategies can you implement in daily life to improve this skill set?
The undergraduate medical program at UNSW Medical School is a six-year degree – the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMed) and the Doctor of Medicine (MD). Learn more about the UNSW BMed/MD program in this article.
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to get into direct-entry medical school in Australia by current Monash, University of Queensland and the University of Melbourne medical students.
ISAT registration must be completed online through ACER and booked through ProctorU. Candidates may re-sit ISAT after 12 months from their previous sitting.
If you are applying to Australian medical schools as international students, you are probably familiar with the ISAT that some universities require applicants to sit. But what is it exactly?
