a free flu vaccination drive runs only at large city pharmacies, on weekdays, during work hours. who is most likely to miss out, and what would you change so the same effort actually reaches them?
recorded on Kira, one take
camera on. 30 seconds to think.
3 minutes to talk. no do-overs.
528 original UoA-style stations, the real clock, and feedback on how you actually reasoned. free with a verified University of Auckland student email.
free to start, no card. the 2026 sitting was Tuesday 8 September 2026, at 11.00AM.
a free flu vaccination drive runs only at large city pharmacies, on weekdays, during work hours. who is most likely to miss out, and what would you change so the same effort actually reaches them?
a taste of 528 stations. these are original cutline scenarios, not real interview questions.
auckland’s largest mmi qbank
the biggest MMI bank you can practise free. every station reviewed by med students who passed the auckland mmi. seven domains. 528 stations. one take each.
the format
knowing what to say isn’t the same as saying it with a camera on.
0:30
to think
the scenario is read to you and the text stays up. camera on, not recording yet. one sheet of paper.
3:00
to talk
no interviewer, no prompts, no follow-up to save a thin answer. three minutes of just you.
1
take
whatever comes out first is the answer. seven stations, seven different markers, and UoA says plainly there is no AI marking.
the feedback
we’ll tell you when you’re waffling.
you record one take. cutline reads back what you actually said and where the three minutes went. the specific thing you skipped, not a smiley face.
your face isn’t sent to an AI. we analyse what you said. the bands mirror UoA’s attributes, but this is a cutline practice score, never a predicted UoA result. your real interview is marked by seven humans.
recording privacy and deletionyour take, played back
exampleum so i think the main issue here is that not everyone can actually get to the clinic in the first place. if you are working two jobs and the clinic is only open nine to five then it does not really matter that the appointment is free. and equity is really important in healthcare because
you spent 47 seconds explaining the problem and only 18 actually answering it. you named patient autonomy but never addressed the conflict with beneficence. and you finished on “because…”, so the last thought never landed.
164
wpm
9
fillers
2:58
used
what students said
students who used it, word for word.
left in the app and published exactly as written, short ones included. a name appears only where the student chose to show one.
so so helpful! such a good tool for mmi practice:)
really good feedback!!
very helpful!
I think it's good, makes me think.
I use it to practice doing timed questions, so that I can review the recordings, the website feels optimised so that feels like it simulates the real thing.
I think this is a great app and it gives you really meaningful questions that makes you think and it’s great for preparing for multiple mini Interview interviews.
this is my first time using it and i like how advnaced this resource is. It mimics what i think will be how we see the MMi on the day and thats really helpful
As someone who's left mmi practise till the last minute, cutline really was my lifesaver and holygrail. The ai trainer feature is so much more specific and applicable to the mmi than other ai language models. Would recommend for others first years
Really good AI MMI training programm and highly recommend to others.
I believe this site is really good especially because it allows you to see yourself with the recording and am able to get feedback on what is said.
I think this is a great free website, that allows you to prep for the mmi. Especially when you are at home and have no one to really practice with. :))
very easy to use, very very affordable. one small thing, would be great to jump in and out of practice sessions easily from the top navigation bar.
i just use it to practice i really like how i dont have to use multiple apps which means i have to sarcifice looking at the quesiton or looking at how much time i have . i like it
THIS IS AMAZINGGGG
It’s been super helpful, great layout and questions
Cutline is hands down the best MMI preparation platform out there. It is easy to navigate, the scenarios are well designed, the timing is accurate, and the AI feedback is fabulous. I would highly recommend this resource to other students to simulate the real MMI experience!
what did we actually build
okay, so what’s in it?
528 original UoA-style stations
written around the domains UoA publishes. original scenarios, not real interview questions, which nobody is allowed to share anyway.
Full mocks, with timed answers
Up to seven stations in random order, one take each. Default per station: 30 seconds to prepare, 3 minutes to answer. Allow extra time for setup, scenario narration and feedback.
feedback on how you reasoned
bands against the attributes, what you covered, what you skipped, and delivery stats like pace and how much of the three minutes you used.
your recordings, kept
watch week one next to week three. the free simulators delete your take; here it is yours to rewatch.
we don’t want your money.
The full MMI bank is free with your student email.
Free with your UoA student email. Verify your @aucklanduni.ac.nz address in the app. Every station and full mock unlocks free for the 2026 MMI season. No card. In return, tell us what is rubbish.
no uni email? try it anyway
NZ$0
- the full simulator, not a demo
- 31 practice stations
- 1 written AI review
- your recordings, kept
- no card
verified uoa students
Student pass
Free with your UoA student email
Verify your @aucklanduni.ac.nz email in the app. Every station and full mock unlocks free for the 2026 MMI season.
- the whole 528-station bank
- unlimited practice and full mocks
- 10 written AI reviews included
- your recordings and history, kept
applying from Otago? a verified @student.otago.ac.nz email unlocks the same pass.
Your 10 included AI reviews are only spent when you ask for feedback. There is also a genuinely good free simulator that is not ours, and we will happily point you at the Free Mock MMI.
the free guides. no email wall.
all guides- formatThe Auckland MMI is asynchronous now: the Kira Talent format, explainedWhat actually happens at a station, second by second, and why most prep pages describe the wrong format.
- datesAuckland MMI 2026: the date, the day, and what to have readyOne sitting, one time, everybody at once. The dates and the device rules in one place.
- markingWhat the Auckland MMI actually scores you onSeven domains, eight attributes, and the rule that three are marked per station without telling you which.
- techniqueHow to structure a 3 minute recorded MMI answerNo interviewer to prompt you, no second take. What a three minute answer has to do differently.
- 2027 and 2028Auckland is dropping the UCAT: what changes for 2027 and 2028 entryGPA stops being a ranking lever, UCAT disappears, and Casper arrives at half the weight.
- programmesThe MMI is not only for medicine: pharmacy, optometry, imaging, audiology and dieteticsSix programmes, one interview, and roughly 2,500 applicants a year nobody writes for.
- casperCasper versus the MMI: what each one is actually measuringFrom 2028 you sit both, weighted equally. They reward almost opposite things.
- faqThe Auckland MMI, answered: applicants’ real questions from the UoA webinarNotes, marking, the platform, ID, finishing early, results. The applicant questions from UoA’s own webinar.
- freeHow to prepare for the Auckland MMI without paying anyoneThe free options are real and we will name them. Then we will be straight about what we add.
- questionsten example MMI stations, one per domainthe kind of thing you actually get asked, written by us, with the real clock on each one.
- casperCasper, and half of 2028 selectionthe other 50 percent from 2028 entry, and what is still unknown.
eventually you have to turn the camera on. might as well practise first.
unlock every stationfree to start, no card. free for the 2026 season with a uoa email.
straight from UoA
everything on this page came from these. they are free, they are the only ones that count, and they change.
cutline is an independent study tool. we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the University of Auckland, Kira Talent, or Acuity Insights. formats and requirements change, so always confirm the details against the official pages linked above before you rely on them.

