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Clinical practice questions, worked explanations and a study plan built around your exam date, for the AMC CAT MCQ, covering all six patient groups of the AMC blueprint.
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Everything you need to prepare for the AMC CAT MCQ
Clinical questions, mocks and a plan for exam day.
Clinical practice questions
Single-best-answer vignettes set in Australian practice, each with an explanation for all five options.
Personalised study plan
A weekly plan built from your exam date, your hours and your results.
Timed mock exams
Four formats, at the pace of the real paper, with results by clinical domain.
Clear explanations
Every explanation states the principle, applies it to the patient and names the trap.
Daily Study
Know what to study today.
Choose 10, 30 or 60 minutes. The session is built from what is due, what you got wrong and what the AMC blueprint weights most.
Progress
Know when you are ready.
Readiness by clinical domain, with a confidence rating that reflects how much evidence sits behind it.
Mock Exams
Timed mock papers across the patient groups.
A 32-year-old man presents to the emergency department with 2 days of sharp central chest pain that worsens with deep breaths and eases when he sits forward. He had a cold last week. His temperature is 37.6°C, pulse 96/min, blood pressure 128/76 mmHg and oxygen saturation 98% breathing room air. A scratching sound is heard at the left sternal edge. The ECG shows concave ST elevation in I, II, aVL, aVF and V2–V6 with PR depression and no reciprocal change. High-sensitivity troponin is normal at 0 and 2 hours, and bedside echocardiography shows no effusion.
Which one of the following is the most appropriate treatment?
Method
Designed around evidence from cognitive science.
Retrieval practice
Recalling a management principle strengthens it more than re-reading it.
Spaced review
Concepts return at growing intervals, sooner after errors.
Interleaving
Mixed-domain sets mirror the way the real paper moves between specialties.
Explanatory feedback
Every option carries a rationale.
Realistic assessment
Timed mocks measure clinical reasoning and pace together.
Calibrated readiness
The readiness estimate reports the evidence behind it.
Pricing
Free to start, then $29 a month for full access.
Free practice and tools
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AMC MCQ mock test
15 questions with no going back, as in the exam
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AMC MCQ practice questions
Mixed sets across all six patient groups
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AMC MCQ Handbook
The 2009 Handbook, the AMC's current resources and what has changed
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AMC MCQ recalls
What the AMC says, and original questions instead
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Adult medicine
Cardiology, respiratory, renal, endocrine and more
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Frequently asked questions
No. AMC Preparation is an independent preparation product. Questions are written in the style of the examination but are not AMC questions, and the AMC website is the authoritative source for the examination rules, dates and fees.
About 14 minutes for 12 questions. No account is needed to begin. At the end, your first name and email open the result, create your free account and send you a copy.
The diagnostic, a baseline result, sixty practice questions, three Daily Study sessions, the sample mini mock and a sample of the knowledge organiser.
Yes. It covers all six patient groups of the AMC blueprint: adult health (medicine), 30% of the exam; adult health (surgery), 20%; and women's health, child health, mental health, and population health and ethics, 12.5% each.
No. The AMC CAT MCQ is computer adaptive and the adaptive algorithm is the AMC's own. Mocks here are fixed-length papers weighted across the domains and run at the same pace, which is what makes timing and breadth practicable to rehearse.
Yes. Daily study, practice, recall and the knowledge organiser are designed for use on a phone. Full mock exams also work on a phone, although a larger screen is recommended.
How ready are you for the AMC CAT MCQ?
Twelve questions, about 14 minutes and a baseline by clinical domain. No card details required.
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