If you had to give a lecture for 20 minutes about something non-medical, what would that be?
Miscellaneous
Purpose
This question checks if you can explain a topic clearly and engagingly, even if it's not medical. It also shows your interests outside of medicine and how you handle unexpected questions.
Tips
- Pick a topic you're genuinely passionate about and know well.
- Briefly outline what you'd cover and why it's interesting to you.
- Show excitement and communicate clearly, like you're telling a story.
- Avoid using technical jargon; keep it simple and relatable.
Common mistakes
- Don't pick a topic you can't talk about enthusiastically.
- Avoid vague answers without a clear structure or focus.
- Don't say you'd 'wing it'—it shows poor preparation.
- Avoid being too technical; remember your audience might not know the topic.