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Shanaka Jayakody

50% of the entrance criteria accounts on your Interview score:Unravel the last gateway to your med dream.

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Subject GRE

Present in 3 continents across 8 exams

1. Shanaka speaks about his medical school interview experience

2. Interview Content

3. Interview Strategy

4. Interview Etiquette

5. Sample Questions on discussion

6. Your queries get answered

7. Wrap up followed by your feedback session

What to expect in the Webinar

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About Shanaka Jayakody

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A medical student at the University of Tasmania, he aced the UMAT with a 100 percentile.

He was offered places into 4 medical schools around Australia.

He is active in tutoring UMAT students and now has an extensive experience in tutoring students for a successful medical career.

With his knowledge and experience of the

Med interview, Shanaka will contribute to

a diversified understanding and give you

some killer strategies to conquer the med

interviews in this webinar.

A series of mini interviews lasting for 10 mins each.

The MMI evaluates personal characteristics (non-cognitive attributes) important for success in the health sciences including:

critical thinkingethical/ moral decision making

self-evaluationcommunication

cultural sensitivityempathy

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MMI: Multiple Mini Interview

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WHAT and WHY

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MMILogistics

• 8-9 x 10 minute stations (2 simultaneous tracks) minute stations*

• 2 minutes to read question & 8 minutes to perform

• Signal at 8 and 10 minute marks

• Interviewer in every room

• One global score per candidate per station

• Total duration 80-90 minutes

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1. Discussion

2. Acting

3. Collaboration

4. Written

5. Puzzles/ scenarios

MMIType of Stations

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1. Interview strategy and tips

2. Interview etiquette

3. Things you shouldn’t do

Other Important Points about MMI

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Killer Strategies

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1. Preparation, Preparation, Preparation!

2. Answer honestly, but thoroughly

3. Avoid simple, undetailed responses

Interview Strategy and tips

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Killer Strategies

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Your mother rings you and asks you to come round to help with a major family decision. Your maternal grandfather is 70 years old and has been diagnosed with a condition that will kill him some time in the next five years. He can have a procedure that will correct the disease and not leave him with any long-term problems, but the procedure has a 10% mortality rate. He wants to have the procedure, but your mother does not want him to. How would you help mediate this issue?

Further Questions

1. What do you say to your grandfather? 2. Your grandfather's long-standing GP advises against the procedure. 3. What discussion items would you raise with the GP? 4. How would you come to a personal decision about the situation? 5. How could you plan to reconcile these opposing views as a mediator? 6. You "Google" your grandfather's condition and information indicates a 5-year mortality of between 70% and 90%. How would you interpret this information?

Sample Question

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How should I approach?

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1. Should I be concerned about the medical/dental focus of some of the scenarios?

2. What happens if I finish before the ten minutes are up?

3. What happens as an interviewer if I ask my own questions?

4. If I score an unsatisfactory in one of the checklist items, have I failed?

FAQs

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Do I Know….

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