Lincoln Medicine MBChB interview 2026: dates, questions, format and success rate
How Lincoln interviews for Medicine MBChB, in person: the format, the questions reported for it, and the practice interview built on them.
Figures from lincoln.ac.uk, checked 2 November 2026.
At a glance
- Format: MMI stations, In person
- How many: 7 stations
- Who's interviewed: Home and Canadian applicants ranked on a Combined Academic Score (max 60): 6 GCSEs (max 30) + UCAT SJT band (max 15) + UCAT total (max 15), UCAT doubled if GCSEs are not the most recent qualification, plus a contextual uplift (capped at 12) for eligible A100 applicants
- Before it: UCAT required: SJT band 4 rejected at application
How the Lincoln Medicine MBChB interview runs
- Before: UCAT required: SJT band 4 rejected at application; no set cut-off; A levels and predicted grades not scored; offers ranked on interview score (/70) + halved Combined Academic Score (/30); offers contingent on grades, DBS check and occupational health clearance; photo ID checked at interview
- Interviews: 7 stations, in person
- In the room: Stations may include completing a task, answering questions posed by the interviewer, role-playing, or a combination of these (list not exhaustive)
- They assess: "Skills and attributes appropriate to a career in medicine and insight into topics related to working as a doctor (as outlined by the MSC)", in the university's own words
Questions asked
- Reported by 5 sources: Why should patients trust you?
- Reported by 5 sources: How do you deal with overpopulation?
- Reported by 5 sources: What are the NHS values and why are they important?
Every question reported for this course is open with a free account.
Lincoln Medicine MBChB interview FAQ
Online or in person?
In person, as MMI stations.
Is there a test?
UCAT required: SJT band 4 rejected at application.
Related
- Lincoln MBChB (with Gateway Year) interview
- Oxford Medicine interview
- Oxford Medicine (graduate-entry / accelerated) interview
- Cambridge Medicine (Graduate course), MB and BChir interview
- Cambridge Medicine, MB and BChir interview