Everything you need to pass the UKMLA.

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If your med school's finals revision is grounded in the MLA Content Map (most UK schools' is now), the two largely overlap and you can start dedicated AKT prep around 8–12 weeks before your AKT window. Plan the final 4 weeks for chained Paper 1 + Paper 2 mocks and weakness mocks. The AKT-specific work — two-paper pacing, decision-order stems, ethics-integrated questions — is roughly a 30% top-up on top of solid finals revision, not a separate 100% effort.

Yes. Every question, expert note, and personalised revision note carries its MLA Content Map specialty and presentation tag, visible on the question card. Re-tagging completed in our Q1 2026 release. Your dashboard shows coverage and accuracy per specialty and per presentation, so you can find your real gaps in seconds rather than reading the GMC's PDF cover-to-cover.

We're the only UKMLA bank built and maintained by the same medical team that has served PLAB candidates since 2019 — same exam-question discipline, applied to the AKT. Every stem is mapped to the MLA Content Map, every explanation cites NICE / BNF / CKS / SIGN, and the exam debrief plus personalised revision notes (post-mortem of your wrong answers, citation-grounded) are unique to our platform. Fair comparison: try the free questions, sit one mock, and compare explanations side-by-side.

Both papers are 100 SBAs over 2 hours. Paper 1 weights more heavily toward acute medicine, surgery, and clinical reasoning under uncertainty. Paper 2 emphasises chronic disease management, ethics, communication, and professional standards. They're sat sequentially in a single exam window — so stamina across both matters. Our mocks let you practise each separately or chain them back-to-back.

Yes — most UK final-year students do. Our platform is a high-yield SBA practice and revision layer on top of whatever your school provides. It complements (rather than replaces) school placements, e-learning modules, and your university's question bank. Most students use us in the final 8–16 weeks before AKT for dedicated SBA practice, two-paper mocks, and exam debrief on their weakest specialties.

Yes — they overlap by about 70–80%. Both are grounded in the MLA Content Map, so the clinical content, decision-making style, and guideline-aware management you practise here translates directly to finals SBAs and OSCEs. The AKT-specific 20–30% (two-paper pacing, decision-order stems, ethics-integrated questions, professional-standards stems) is what separates good finals revision from good AKT preparation.

The platform is built around active recall—questions, explanations, notes, and mocks—so you can cycle through topics, identify gaps, and revisit weak areas. You can combine daily question practice with timed mocks closer to your exam date.

Content is written and curated for UK licensing-style clinical reasoning, guideline-aware management, and communication themes relevant to UKMLA AKT, PLAB 1, and PLAB 2. We refresh items as clinical guidance and exam emphasis evolve, but you should always cross-check critical facts with current national guidance.

Yes. The site is responsive and works in mobile browsers on common phones and tablets. For the most reliable experience, use an up-to-date browser and a stable connection; some features may be easier on a larger screen for long review sessions.

We add and revise questions, notes, and supporting material on a rolling basis rather than in a single annual drop. Major guideline shifts or exam-relevant themes are prioritised when the editorial team updates explanations and answer rationales.

MedRevisions combines a large UK-focused item set with integrated study tools such as Expert Notes, AI Professor, and mock exams in one account where your plan includes them. The best fit depends on how you learn; many candidates use one primary bank and supplement with official guidance and clinical experience.

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