Live MMI stations
A voice interviewer reads the door, asks, listens and follows up on what you said. Choose Colin or Pandora.
Admissions interview practice
Practise medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and Oxbridge interviews out loud, with a live interviewer that asks, listens and follows up. Then see exactly what the assessor wanted.
A 45-year-old patient needs a blood transfusion after an accident but refuses it because of their beliefs.
Read the door
What the assessor listened for
3 of 4 points made
An ethics station, played through
Original practice material. Not affiliated with any university or medical school.
For the place you’ve worked years for
Reading model answers is not the same as saying one with an interviewer looking at you. Clarity is practice you speak, not read, so the first time you say it is never on the day.
Example · “Why medicine?”
“Um, I’ve just always liked science and, like, helping people, so medicine kind of made sense.”
“Volunteering at a hospice, I saw how much a calm explanation meant to a frightened family. That is the part of medicine I want to do.”
Your interview, specifically
Read the door card, then talk it through with an interviewer who follows up on what you actually said. Run a full mock of six timed stations when you are ready.

Everything before the day
A voice interviewer reads the door, asks, listens and follows up on what you said. Choose Colin or Pandora.
The points they listened for, which you made and which you missed.
A few steps a day, built from your interview dates and what worries you.

Six timed stations back to back, a minute to read each door, results at the end.
Add your personal statement and the interviewer asks about what you wrote.
Ethics and NHS cases marked from your spoken answer, and lessons that end with you saying it out loud.

How it works
Your universities and dates. Clarity paces a plan to the day.
A station, today’s question, a case or a lesson. A few steps a day.
What you missed comes back until you have covered it.



Free interview guides
Medicine, dentistry and pharmacy MMIs and panels, Oxbridge interviews in ten subjects, and other university, scholarship and job interviews.
No. Clarity is not affiliated with any university, medical school or dental school. Every station, question and case is original practice material.
Yes, if you want it to. Attach it as a PDF, a Word file or a photo, or paste it in, and the interviewer asks about what you wrote. It is read on your phone and never stored on our servers.
Downloading and onboarding are free. Live interviews, the daily plan, full mocks, cases, courses and progress need a subscription: the Interview Pass, billed every 6 months, or Monthly. There is no free trial, and prices are shown in the app before you buy.
Yes. Clarity runs on iPhone and iPad, and uses the whole screen on iPad.
No. Clarity is a practice tool. It gets you ready to do the talking, but it cannot predict how a real interview will go.
Admissions interview practice for medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and Oxbridge.
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