Mock exams

Sit the whole thing, before you sit the real thing.

Ten complete mock papers for Australian medical school interviews and CASPer, built from 95 hand-written stations. You set the format to match your university, the mock assigns the stations, and Dan wrote every one of them.

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10 mock papersMMI and CASPer
Any formatYou set the timing
95 stationsAll hand-written
From $59Whole mock
What makes these different

A mock is only useful if it runs like your interview.

Most practice material hands you a list of questions and leaves the hard parts to you: the timing, the pressure, and the honesty about which stations to attempt. These mocks handle all three.

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Customisable to any university format

Before the mock begins you set how it runs, and every station follows it. Anything from 1 to 5 questions per station. Reading time up to 3 minutes. Answering time up to 10 minutes. Every question on screen at once, or revealed one at a time the way an examiner asks them.

If your university runs a short-read quickfire circuit, you sit a short-read quickfire circuit. If it runs two questions with eight minutes to answer, you sit that instead. Nothing is bundled: the number of questions and the clock are separate choices, so you are never forced into a house format that is not yours.

  • 1 to 5 questions per station
  • Reading: up to 3 minutes
  • Answering: up to 10 minutes
  • All at once, or one at a time
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The stations are chosen for you

You never pick them, and that is the point: left to yourself you practise your comfort zone and walk into the interview with a blind spot you built on purpose.

The Baseline MMI Mock runs a fixed set of eight stations, deliberately spread across every theme an interview tests, so your score means the same thing every time you re-sit it. The Full MMI Mock assigns you a complete exam you have not sat before, and if you buy a second one you get eight different stations again. The Full CASPer Mock does the same: a fresh unused mock on every purchase.

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Every station hand-written by Dan

Not generated, not scraped off a forum, not recycled from a recall thread. Every station in every mock is written by Dan for this site, built around a specific tension so the station has somewhere real to go when you are pushed on it.

The Full MMI Mock stations are also kept off the free practice bank, so they are genuinely new to you on the day you sit them.

The mocks

Ten full mock papers. One purchase runs a whole sitting.

Three ways in, and behind them ten complete mock papers built from 95 hand-written stations. Each price below covers an entire sitting, every station marked and reported on, not one station at a time.

Start here

Baseline MMI Mock

Eight MMI stations, the same eight every time, spread across every theme an interview tests. Sit it once to get your starting number and your weak themes, then re-sit it later to measure real movement instead of guessing.

$59AUD

Or $89 with Premium marking, which adds delivery analysis and on-camera presence. MMI Pro members save 20%.

  • 8 hand-written stations, one theme each
  • Choose 1 to 5 questions per station
  • Set your own reading and answering clock
  • Marked station by station, then a cross-station baseline report
  • Every future attempt tracks against it
Sit the Baseline Mock Full details
Dress rehearsal

Full MMI Mock

Eight stations you have never seen, kept off the practice bank, run back to back under real timing with no feedback until the end. The closest thing to interview day, and the one to sit about a week out.

$89AUD

Or $119 with Premium marking, which adds voice pacing, intonation and on-camera presence on all eight stations. MMI Pro members save 20%.

  • 8 unseen stations, assigned automatically
  • Same format control: 1 to 5 questions, your own timing
  • Four complete exams published, 32 unseen stations, so a repeat buyer never sees a repeat
  • Real timing with short rests, roughly 75 minutes
  • Cross-station report: repeated patterns, stamina, the one thing to fix
  • Worked exemplar answer for every station, prep plan and PDF
Sit the Full MMI Mock See what the report covers
CASPer

Full CASPer Mock Exam

A complete 11-station CASPer sitting: four video-response stations, then seven typed stations, under real exam timing. A fresh unused mock is assigned on every purchase, so you never repeat one.

$59AUD

Or $79 with Premium marking, which adds video analysis. CASPer Pro members pay $41 and $55.

  • 4 video stations then 7 typed stations
  • Five full mocks written, 55 stations, no-repeat assignment
  • Optional equity timing for accommodations
  • Marked on the Q1 to Q4 framework, station by station
  • Full report across the whole sitting
Sit the CASPer Mock Full details
Which one

Pick by where you are, not by price.

Most MMI students sit the Baseline first and the Full Mock last. They do different jobs.

You have not measured yourself yet

You have done some practice, or none, and you genuinely do not know whether you are close. You need a number and a list of themes to work on, not another eight questions.

Baseline MMI Mock$59, the same eight stations every time

Your interview is a week or two away

You have practised, you know your weak spots, and what you need now is a full dress rehearsal on stations you cannot have seen, with the feedback held back until the end.

Full MMI Mock$89, eight unseen stations

You want to see movement, not a one-off score

You sat a Baseline weeks ago and have been working since. Re-sit the same eight stations and the comparison is honest, because nothing about the exam changed except you.

Baseline MMI Mock againFree comparison of the two runs

You are sitting CASPer, not an interview

CASPer is its own exam: typed answers, video answers, and a clock that does not care how good your third point was going to be. Practising single stations does not prepare you for eleven in a row.

Full CASPer Mock Exam$59, 11 stations
How a mock runs

Set it up once, then it runs itself.

Set aside a quiet block of time with your camera on. Once you begin, treat it like the real thing.

  1. 1

    Choose your format

    Pick the reading time, the answering time, the reveal style and, on the Baseline Mock, how many questions each station asks. Match it to the university you are interviewing at.

  2. 2

    The mock assigns your stations

    You do not choose them and you do not see them in advance. The Full MMI Mock gives you an exam you have not sat; the Baseline gives you its fixed eight.

  3. 3

    Sit it back to back

    Read, answer out loud on camera, short rest, next station. No pausing to look things up, and on the Full Mock no feedback until every station is done.

  4. 4

    Read the report

    Every station is transcribed and marked, then the report reads across all of them: what repeated, where you dropped off, and what to fix first.

What comes back

A report on the run, not eight separate scores.

Single-station feedback tells you about one answer. The thing that decides an interview is what you do repeatedly, across a whole circuit, while you get tired.

In every mock report

  • Per-station marking on every station, with your own transcript and the moments the marker is reacting to.
  • The patterns that repeated across stations, which is the difference between one bad answer and a habit.
  • How you held up as the mock went on, because station eight is where most people lose marks.
  • A worked exemplar answer for each station, so you can see what the marks were actually available for.
  • A prioritised prep plan and a PDF you can keep.

Want Dan to mark it himself?

Every mock is marked automatically first, so you get your report straight away. From inside that report you can then send the recording to Dan.

One station reviewed by Dan is $60. The whole eight-station MMI mock is $300. He watches the recording and writes back on what he would have scored and why.

A mock is not a test you pass. It is the only honest way to find out what you actually do under a clock, while there is still time to change it.
FAQ

Mock exams: common questions

Can I set the mock to match my university's interview format?

Yes, and the controls are separate so you are never forced into a bundle. On both MMI mocks you choose how many of a station's five questions get asked, anywhere from 1 to 5. You set the reading window up to 3 minutes and the answering window up to 10 minutes, to the second. You also choose whether every question appears at once or one at a time as an examiner would ask them. Whatever you set applies to every station in that mock.

Do I choose the stations?

No, and that is deliberate. The Baseline MMI Mock runs a fixed set of eight stations built to span every theme an interview tests. The Full MMI Mock assigns you a complete exam you have not sat before, so buying a second one gives you eight different stations. The Full CASPer Mock assigns a fresh unused mock on every purchase.

Who writes the stations?

Dan writes every station in every mock by hand, built around a specific tension rather than a generic dilemma. The Full MMI Mock stations are kept off the free practice bank, so they are new to you when you sit them.

How long does a mock take?

The Full MMI Mock takes about 75 minutes on standard timing, and longer if you choose extended answering windows. The Baseline MMI Mock depends on the format you pick. The Full CASPer Mock Exam runs the real 11-station length. Set aside the time in one block: splitting it defeats the point.

Can I pause partway through?

The mock saves your progress, so a genuine interruption does not cost you the purchase. It is not designed to be paused mid-station though, and pausing to think or look something up makes the result meaningless.

What is the difference between Transcript and Premium marking?

Transcript marks the substance of what you said: your reasoning, empathy, structure and communication, station by station. Premium adds the delivery read on top: pace, filler words, vocal variation and on-camera presence, on every station in the mock.

Can Dan mark my mock himself?

Yes. Every mock is marked automatically first so you get the report immediately. From your report you can send one station to Dan for a manual review for $60, or the whole eight-station MMI mock for $300.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Each mock is a one-off purchase that covers the whole sitting. If you do hold an MMI Pro or CASPer Pro subscription, the discount is applied automatically at checkout. See all plans.

Is the marking a real interview score?

No. The marking is practice feedback built on Dan's coaching framework and is not an official score from any university or exam provider, and no result here predicts an admissions outcome. It is designed to show you what an interviewer would react to and what to change.

Find out where you actually stand.

A full mock, in your university's format, on stations written for the job. From $59 for the whole sitting.

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