Vet interview mocks are simulated veterinary school interview sessions that mimic the real interview experience. They are designed to help prospective veterinary students prepare for their actual interviews by providing them with an opportunity to practice answering common interview questions and receiving feedback on their responses.

Sign up for our vet interview practice sessions to get a sense of what an actual vet interview will be like. You will also receive detailed personalised feedback to help you succeed in the actual interview.

We can easily work around your schedule, we can do evenings and weekends whatever is convenient for you.

We will go over all of the potential questions you will be asked during your actual interview during the vet interview mock. Our vet interview resources, including MMI, are constantly updated, so you will get a taste of what an actual interview will be like during your vet interview mock.

Have you prepared all of the potential answers to the potential questions you'll encounter during your vet interview and MMI? Want to make sure that they are all perfect? Then sign up for our vet interview mock and receive detailed personalised feedback to see how well you did and what you can improve on before your actual interview.

Universities often only give 10-14 days' notice for an interview, and preparing for the interview cannot be done overnight! This is why we recommend starting your vet interview preparation as early as possible. We have a variety of students who come to us. Some students come 1 month in advance, and some come 1 week in advance. We will tailor our pace to your interview, and your preference.

The number of vet interview mock sessions you should attend depends on your individual needs and level of preparedness. It is recommended to attend multiple sessions to gain as much practice and feedback as possible, but ultimately it is up to your personal preference and budget.

One of our expert vet tutors will be conducting the vet interview mock with you online. All of our tutors are experts in vet interviews and have worked with hundreds of students with varying abilities. Many of our team are from vet schools at universities such as RVC, Keele, Liverpool, and Cambridge. I can assure you that they are all of the highest quality. We will aim to find a tutor who has had an interview at your universities and that support you with our vet interview preparation.

Our vet interview preparation course has been taught across the world and is the reason that Medic Mind has been voted the UK’s Best Medical Start-Up of 2018. We have been trusted by over 30 schools in the UK, and we have run a programme with the NHS in Cardiff. When it comes to 1-to-1 teaching we run the most extensive scheme. If you google “Medic Mind”, you will see some of the wonderful reviews some of our students have left us. With the interview, small things such as body language, tone and articulation are crucial in getting the offer. We can’t speak on behalf of other companies, but at Medic Mind we go and above to make sure that you are excelling in all of these areas.

Medic Mind Tutoring can improve interview performance by up to 30%, although it varies from student to student (Based on performance in mock examinations). 91% of our students have achieved at least one place at vet school

Online tutoring works well because of many reasons:
a) Flexibility - We understand that you are quite busy, and so we can easily work around your timetable and do evenings and weekends. We are more easily able to work around your schedule.
b) Recording - We can give you a video recording of each lesson, so that you can watch it back in your own time.
c) Easy to use - 95% of our tutoring takes place online, and all our customers leave satisfied.

However, we can cater for face to face - There is an additional charge of £5 per hour.

Vet interview mocks can help you prepare for your veterinary school interview by allowing you to practice answering common interview questions and receiving feedback on your responses. This can help you identify areas where you may need improvement and develop effective strategies for communicating your experiences and qualifications to the interview panel.