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Hi, I’m Mohammed, a second-year graduate-entry medical student at Brunel University London. When I applied to medicine, I received offers from all four medical schools I applied to, and now I help other applicants do the same.
I know how stressful and competitive the process feels. I’ve been through every stage myself, recently, so the advice I give is up to date and based on what actually works, not guesswork.
I can help with every part of your application. We’ll start by looking at your experience, grades and goals, and choose the medical schools that give you the best chance. I’ll help you write a personal statement that sounds like you, shows real reflection on your experiences, and stands out to admissions tutors. For interviews, we’ll do realistic mock MMIs and panel interviews, practise ethical scenarios and role-plays, and work on answering questions about the NHS, teamwork and why you want to study medicine. After each mock, you’ll get clear, honest feedback on what to improve.
I’m also happy to help you prepare for admissions tests and build a study plan that fits around school, work or university.
I work with school leavers and graduates applying for graduate-entry programmes. As a graduate-entry student myself, with a background in Biomedical Sciences and five years of tutoring experience, I understand how different the graduate route can be and how to show your previous experience in the best light.
My sessions are friendly, structured and honest. I’ll tell you what’s strong and what needs work, because that’s what gets offers. Lessons are online, with flexible times including evenings and weekends.
Message me with where you are in the application process and what you’d like help with, and we can plan your sessions from there
