The rehearsal room for Canadian university admissions
Rehearse the interview that decides your offer.
Callback runs your target school’s real supplementary interview, with the exact timed video and written format, then scores you on that school’s own rubric.
No card required. It records exactly like the real thing.
One recording. A three-minute clock. The supplementary interview is where a strong file becomes an offer, or doesn’t.
Prep counts down, then you record. No retries on the real thing, so rehearse it until it is muscle memory.
Most applicants have never spoken an admissions answer out loud. The gap between a written draft and a live take is huge.
UofT weighs program fit. McMaster weighs self-awareness. A generic answer scores generically.
Three steps from cold to callback-ready.
No generic “interview tips.” You sit the actual format your school uses and leave with a scored, specific plan.
Pick your school
Choose your program and Callback loads its exact interview: question mix, prep time, answer windows, and word caps, straight from the admissions standard.
Sit the real thing
A written prompt, then video questions. The clock runs, the camera records. You practise the pressure, not just the wording.
Get scored & specific
An AI interviewer scores each answer on that school’s own dimensions, cites your words, and hands you exact English phrasing to fix the gaps.
Judged the way your school actually judges.
Three programs are live, more are in the queue. Each carries its own format and its own evaluation dimensions, never a one-size-fits-all score.
University of Toronto · Engineering
Broad-based review. Reviewers reward a non-forced link between a specific skill and your program, an authentic narrative, and concise delivery.
A real link between your skill and your program choice.
A unique story, correct method for the question type.
A concrete example — who, what, when — not slogans.
Genuine growth plus clear, confident English.
McMaster University · Engineering
McMaster values resourcefulness, resilience, and above all self-awareness — applicants who reflect honestly instead of giving surface-level answers.
Honest understanding of your skills, values, and gaps.
Structured reasoning; take a clear position and justify it.
Clear, concise, confident English — never scripted.
Authentic lessons aligned with what McMaster values.
Queen's University · Commerce
Queen's Smith Commerce scores written and video answers on the same standard: a specific example, initiative, awareness of your impact on others, and genuine reflection.
A clear, authentic, specific example — not a vague generality.
Took initiative to address the challenge or sought help appropriately.
Awareness of your role and influence, and how your actions affected others.
Genuine reflection showing personal growth and maturity.
Feedback you can act on before Monday.
Not a vague grade. Callback’s coach reads your answer against your school’s dimensions, tells you what landed, and rewrites what didn’t, in English you can actually say.
Calibrated, not inflated
Anti-inflation scoring with anchored bands. Most answers land in the middle, and a 5 has to be earned.
It cites your own words
Every strength and every fix points at something you actually said, never generic “great job” filler.
English you can say out loud
Suggested phrasing written for the way you actually speak, ready to rehearse tomorrow.
Two ways to answer. Callback teaches both.
Every question type has a shape. Use the wrong one and even a true story falls flat.
Narrative
Tell a story with an arc, so the interviewer feels the moment instead of hearing a summary.
Deductive
State the conclusion first, then defend it. A clear position beats a “perfect” hedge.
The short version.
Yes. Each school’s mock uses its published structure: the number of written and video questions, the prep countdown, the answer window, and any word cap. UofT Engineering, McMaster Engineering, and Queen’s Commerce are live today.
You answer in English, because that is what the schools evaluate. Callback’s coaching comes back in English too, always paired with a suggested sentence you can practise saying out loud.
An AI interviewer trained on the school’s own admissions standard scores every dimension on a calibrated 1–5 scale, cites specific lines from your answer, and gives concrete rewrites. Scoring is deliberately anti-inflation, so a top band has to be earned.
UofT Engineering, McMaster Engineering, and Queen’s Commerce now. Rotman, Ivey AEO, and Waterloo are being built on the same per-school-rubric engine.
Walk in already having done it.
Sit your school’s real interview tonight, get scored, and fix the gaps while there’s still time.