Practise medicine interview questions aloud
Students practise answering medicine interview-style questions verbally, rather than only reading or writing answers.
Features, intended use and limitations for MedViva Coach.
MedViva Coach is an AI-powered mock interview app designed for students applying to study medicine. It gives applicants a simple way to practise interview-style questions aloud and receive feedback on communication, clarity, reflection, confidence and answer structure.
The app is especially useful for students preparing for UK medical school interviews, including MMI-style and panel-style practice.
MedViva Coach is designed for students and supporters preparing for medicine interviews.
Students practise answering medicine interview-style questions verbally, rather than only reading or writing answers.
Feedback helps students improve communication, confidence, clarity, reflection, answer structure and relevance to the question.
Private, repeatable practice helps students prepare before speaking with teachers, tutors, mentors or interview panels.
Students can practise on iPhone or iPad at home, during revision breaks, or whenever they want to improve interview readiness.
MedViva Coach can support practice around common medicine interview themes.
Medicine interviews can feel intimidating, especially for students who do not have regular access to mock interview practice. MedViva Coach gives applicants a low-pressure way to practise speaking aloud, reflect on their answers, and improve through repeated feedback.
It is not a replacement for teachers, tutors, mentors or official university guidance. Instead, it is a practice tool that helps students prepare more actively and confidently.
MedViva Coach is an educational practice tool. It is not affiliated with UCAS, any medical school, the NHS, or any official admissions body. The app does not guarantee interview invitations, offers, or admission outcomes. Students should always check official university and admissions guidance when preparing for medical school applications.