King's Extended Medical Degree Programme MBBS interview 2026: dates, questions, format and success rate
King's interviews 31% of Extended Medical Degree Programme MBBS applicants, online.
Figures from kcl.ac.uk, checked 18 October 2026.
At a glance
- When: Usually December-April
- Format: MMI stations, Online
- Who's interviewed: Home fee applicants who attended only non-selective state schools since 11, have not started a degree and meet at least one WP criterion (FSM, ACORN/IMD deprivation, K+ completion, care-experienced or estranged) (230 of 745 last cycle)
- Before it: UCAT (same year): overall score used in shortlisting, subtests and SJT not used
How the King's Extended Medical Degree Programme MBBS interview runs
- Before: UCAT (same year): overall score used in shortlisting, subtests and SJT not used; contextual information considered; fit-to-sit policy; final decisions by end of May; offers subject to Occupational Health clearance and an enhanced DBS check; must turn 18 before Year 2
- Interviews: Usually December-April, online
- They assess: "Communication skills, ethical reasoning, understanding of current and relevant healthcare issues, motivation for studying Medicine, and overall suitability for the programme and the profession", in the university's own words
Applied: 745. Interviewed: 230 (most recent admissions cycle as stated Oct 2026 (2026 entry)).
Questions asked
No questions have been reported for this course yet.
King's Extended Medical Degree Programme MBBS interview FAQ
When are King's Extended Medical Degree Programme MBBS interviews in 2026?
Usually December-April.
Online or in person?
Online, as MMI stations.
What percentage of applicants are interviewed?
31%.
Is there a test?
UCAT (same year): overall score used in shortlisting, subtests and SJT not used.
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