MMI and panel interview coaching

You got the invite. Now the interview decides everything.

I scored in the fourth quartile on CASPer four times, I am a final-year medical student, and I coach every client myself. Not a contractor, not software. Let us turn your invite into an offer.

  • 4x fourth quartile on CASPer
  • Final-year MD student
  • Coached 1:1, always by me
  • English and Farsi

An invite means your file is good enough. That is the last thing your file does for you.

From the moment the invite lands, nothing on your transcript helps you. The interview is a different skill, and most applicants prepare for it by reading about it. Reading does not build the skill. Reps with honest feedback do.

Here is what actually costs people offers.

  • They answer the question they wish had been asked.
  • They pick a side in the first ten seconds and defend it instead of thinking out loud.
  • They miss the person who is not in the room.
  • They perform empathy instead of using it.
  • They sound rehearsed, which raters notice faster than anything else.

None of that is a character flaw. It is an untrained skill, and there is a fixed amount of time left to train it.

I have sat where you are sitting, four times over.

I am Arvin. I scored in the fourth quartile on CASPer four separate times, I am now a final-year medical student, and I have coached pre-med, pre-dent, pre-pharmacy and pre-nursing applicants through CASPer, interviews and personal statements.

Three things make this different from what else you can buy. Every session is with me, so there is no roulette of whichever contractor is free that week. I am still inside medicine, so the way I talk about ethics, teams and patients is how it is actually talked about on the ward. And I coach in English and Farsi, which matters more than people admit when you are being judged on nuance under pressure.

What I will not do is promise you an offer. Nobody honest can. What I will do is make sure you walk in prepared, calibrated, and out of guesses.

Three ways to work with me

Invite Sprint

$347

For the applicant who needs structure fast. The full MMI and panel course, the scenario bank, and one recorded mock reviewed personally.

  • Full MMI and panel course, self-paced
  • Every station in the bank, with new stations added through the cycle
  • One recorded mock, reviewed by me
  • Written feedback inside 48 hours
Most chosen

Interview Mastery

$797

Everything in Sprint, plus four live mocks scored station by station, with a live re-run of your weakest station each time.

  • Everything in Invite Sprint
  • Four live mocks: two MMI circuits, two panel
  • Station-by-station scoring against the rubric
  • A live re-run of your weakest station
  • WhatsApp access to me until interview day

Match-Ready 1:1

$1,497

Everything in Mastery, plus eight mocks, school-specific preparation for each of your invites, and unlimited async review.

  • Everything in Interview Mastery
  • Eight mocks instead of four
  • School-specific prep for each of your invites
  • Unlimited async video review
  • A readiness call the week of your interview

Every program is a program, not an hourly booking. Every session is with me, so I take on only as many clients as I can coach personally. If a tier is full you will see it here.

From message to interview day

  1. 1

    Tell me your situation.

    Message me with your invites and your dates. If a program is not right for you, I will say so.

  2. 2

    Start the course the same day.

    Frameworks first, so your reps are not wasted on habits you are about to change.

  3. 3

    Do your mocks.

    Real timing, real pressure, scored against the rubric. Then we fix your worst station on the spot.

  4. 4

    Walk in ready.

    A one-page plan for your interview week, and someone on WhatsApp the night before.

See how I score an answer, before you pay me anything

The station

A classmate asks you to sign an attendance sheet for a session they missed because their parent was in hospital. How do you respond?

A weak answer

I would not sign it because that is dishonest, and honesty matters in medicine. I would tell them to email the coordinator.

Correct verdict, low score. It picks a side within five seconds, never names what is actually at stake, and never treats the classmate as a person in crisis. Raters are scoring the reasoning, not the conclusion, and there is almost no reasoning here to score.

What a strong answer has to do
  • Names the real tension between loyalty to a friend in genuine crisis and a duty of honesty
  • Identifies the non-obvious stakeholders: the program, and future patients who rely on records meaning something
  • Treats the classmate as a person in crisis, not only as someone making an improper request
  • Declines, but redirects to the route that actually works: disclosing the hospital situation to the coordinator who has the power to excuse it
  • Checks the reasoning out loud against a harder version of the case

That is the difference between having the right opinion and being scored as ready for medicine. My whole program teaches that gap.

Questions people actually ask

Can you guarantee I get in?

No, and nobody can. I guarantee preparation, honest feedback and reps. If you want a guarantee, be suspicious of who is offering one.

My interview is in 10 days. Is it too late?

No. Sprint plus two mocks changes a lot in 10 days. Under five days I will tell you honestly what is realistic rather than take your money.

Is it really you, every session?

Yes. That is the whole point, and it is why I take on only as many clients as I can coach personally.

Do you cover panel interviews as well as MMI?

Yes, both, plus hybrid formats and virtual delivery.

Do you coach dental, pharmacy, nursing and physio applicants?

Yes. Same format, same frameworks, with the station examples adapted to your field.

Can we work in Farsi?

Yes, at no extra cost, and you can mix languages within a single session.

Are these real interview questions?

No. Every scenario is original and written by me. I do not use or accept leaked exam content, and if a client offers me real questions I decline and explain why.

What if I need to reschedule?

Free with 24 hours notice, and one late reschedule per client. A no-show counts as a used session.

What is your refund policy?

Full refund before you access the course and before your first mock. After that, no refund, and pro-rated only if I have to cancel.

I already did a prep course and still got rejected after the interview.

Then the answer is not more content. It is diagnosis. Book one mock and I will tell you what is actually going wrong.

Not sure yet? Start with the free scenarios.

Sixty original MMI scenarios and the exact four-step framework I use to answer them. Free, no call required. If it helps, we can talk about the rest.

Message Arvin