What does it take to fail the MMI?

[ladylou88]

I only have 1 chance at it ever (because i stupidly failed the 2 hand co-ordination by rushing)

And its making me 10x more nervous than if I had 2 goes

I think I have an understanding of the questions they ask but what happens after, people say it lasts upto 40 minutes?

 

[Applepie356]

Mine only took like 20-25 mins and I passed.

Make sure each of your answers are based on a real life experience and you show the qualities needed to be a train driver and you’ll be good.

 

[vikingdriver]

I only have 1 chance at it ever (because i stupidly failed the 2 hand co-ordination by rushing)

And its making me 10x more nervous than if I had 2 goes

I think I have an understanding of the questions they ask but what happens after, people say it lasts upto 40 minutes?

I was under the impression that you could fail each bit twice?

 

[Oldnewbie]

I was under the impression that you could fail each bit twice?

No, your two lives relate to any of the assessments that form part of the application process.

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I only have 1 chance at it ever (because i stupidly failed the 2 hand co-ordination by rushing)

And its making me 10x more nervous than if I had 2 goes

I think I have an understanding of the questions they ask but what happens after, people say it lasts upto 40 minutes?

As said, use real life experiences rather than hypothetical. If they're safety related, all the better. When you're elaborating, use the STAR technique....I had a Situation where... / my Task was to..../ my Actions were....../ the Result was....

Take a deep breath, make sure you understand the question and then answer. Good luck, you'll be fine.