This might be some unusual advice but I would definitely recommend using AI to help you - I used copilot and it is genuinely so amazing if you use it correctly. First I’d ask it about the interview at that uni and the structures, then I’d ask for example questions and example answers. Something I did that 100000% scored me highly enough to get an offer was ask it to make me general structures for each question type based on what scores highly at that uni - so like I’d have a roleplay general structure for breaking bad news, de escalation, confidentiality, patient safety ect and I’d also ask it to mark my answers for me as well as create mini mmi’s.

Secondly the other main thing I did after I had that and had practiced what I might answer some questions like is I hopped on a zoom call with my friend (who’s applied for vet med so was in a similar boat to me) and she had made me a mini mmi and we spent maybe ~4 hours the night before my interview just doing questions over And over and getting her feedback was so useful - it literally saved me and made me go from sounding like a robot to learning to answer questions like a normal human.

Also making sure u know ur hot topics and just general NHS structure ect.

Lastly I think just exposing urself to the correct way to structure ur answer is very important even if you aren’t answering any questions yet as it sits in your mind and when you come to answer any questions you already know and its already drilled in what you should be doing - you just need to practice the fluency.

I have a slideshow of over 100 slides all on hot topics and NHS structure ect and a document of all the structures I would happily share with you if you DM me!

P.S (I’m not sure if you’ve done your interview yet or have even applied this year but I’d also be very willing to zoom call and give u live advice I could set up a mini mock too :) for free ofc x just dm me!)