Course
King's College London selection
The course states plainly: “There are no assessment tests or formal presentations.” Candidates are ranked on application scores alone, with roughly three interviewed per place.
Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience · London
- Before interview
- No test
- When
- No test published
- Last checked
- 11 September 2026
Before interview
The course states plainly: “There are no assessment tests or formal presentations.” Candidates are ranked on application scores alone, with roughly three interviewed per place.
The course states it uses no short-listing test.
At interview
One face-to-face interview of approximately 30 to 40 minutes with a panel of three from the Programme Selection Sub-Committee, each panel including an Expert by Experience. Interviews are scheduled for 18 to 20 May 2027 and are in person only.
- Panel interview
Practice here will not help with the test
If you have applied here
This course states it uses no short-listing test, and its interview does not use scenario tasks. Practice here will not move the needle.
What to do
- Read the course’s selection page and prepare for the competencies its panels actually assess.
Where this site does not help
- There is no test to prepare for, and this course’s published interview does not use clinical scenarios. Your effort is better spent on the application form and on the competencies its panels ask about.
Practice material here reflects what research and first-hand accounts indicate these assessments are like. No course publishes its test, so nothing is confirmed and this site claims no inside knowledge. Not affiliated with King's College London, the Clearing House, the BPS or the HCPC.
Sources
- clearing-house.org.uk — selection procedurePage last updated 7 September 2026. We checked it 11 September 2026.
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