I had 2 15 minute interviews in 2 separate rooms. The first interview has 3 staff members present, the second had only two. Each interview was focused on problem solving. I stayed inside Kings accommodation overnight and was able to find my interview room easily enough. I ate at the kings college servery, which was a nice experience, and a little taste of what to expect.

I was asked to confirm who I was (most difficult part!), and spoke about my personal statement a bit. The questions focused on general physiology and biology and the ability to problem solve related to those subjects. I found the questions surprisingly easy to work through to the conclusion, though I might simply have been lucky in that regard.

During the interview I was obviously stressed, but kept a cool head and tried to stay jovial and on-point. The staff were lovely and kind, and very helpful in that regard.

I read a lot, but honestly just did a few practice interviews beforehand. Going over your A-level and below biology again is helpful.

Be cool, stay calm, and don't stress it. Keep a clear head, an open mind, and a willingness to tackle problems and never give up. Throw ideas at the interviewers until one sticks.

Cambridge isn't the be-all end all of your life, if you're applying here, you're likely bright enough to secure another medical school place, and you'll start your career a year late even if you do get in. Good luck!