Surrey Medicine (Graduate Entry) BMBS interview 2026: dates, questions, format and success rate
How Surrey interviews for Medicine BMBS, online: the format, the questions reported for it, and the practice interview built on them.
Figures from surrey.ac.uk, checked 18 October 2026.
At a glance
- Format: MMI stations, Online (Academic and clinical professionals)
- Length: Under 1 hour
- Who's interviewed: Applicants meeting the academic minimum (2:1 degree, GCSE Maths and English), ranked on GAMSAT (or UCAT for named science degrees, SJT band 3+) and banded invite / hold on waiting list / reject
- Before it: GAMSAT (any degree) or UCAT (only for Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Science, Chemistry or Natural Sciences degrees)
How the Surrey Medicine (Graduate Entry) BMBS interview runs
- Before: GAMSAT (any degree) or UCAT (only for Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Science, Chemistry or Natural Sciences degrees); UCAT SJT band 4 rejected; personal statements and references not scored; criminal convictions declared at application; offers need references, occupational health clearance and vaccinations, DBS or certificate of good character, MSC Excluded Students Database check
- Interviews: Online
- Each one: Under 1 hour, with Academic and clinical professionals
- They assess: "Values-based MMI: each station assesses a specific competency or characteristic, marked against agreed criteria", 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.
Surrey Medicine (Graduate Entry) BMBS interview FAQ
Online or in person?
Online, as MMI stations.
How long is each interview?
Under 1 hour.
Is there a test?
GAMSAT (any degree) or UCAT (only for Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Science, Chemistry or Natural Sciences degrees).
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