Free PLAB & UKMLA Questions: Weekly Rotation Plan
A simple weekly rotation using free MLA-mapped questions to find knowledge gaps before you commit to a full study block.
Free questions are useful when they create a repeatable weekly signal — not when they become endless untimed scrolling.
Start here: Free resources (70+ exam-style questions, no card required).
The weekly rotation (3 short sessions)
| Day | Session | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Day A | 20–25 timed questions | Mixed MLA presentations |
| Day B | Review-only | Re-read every explanation for misses; write 5 “rules” |
| Day C | 20–25 timed questions | Target yesterday’s weak themes |
Run this for 2–3 weeks before deciding whether to upgrade into a full bank or Study Essential path.
What to track
- Topics you guess vs know
- Whether misses are guideline, stem-reading, or pure knowledge
- Whether timing collapses after question ~15
Then escalate:
- Study Essential strategy
- Full question bank
- Brand pillar: PLAB exam guide or UKMLA exam guide
Checklist
- Three sessions scheduled this week
- Timer enabled
- Error themes written down (not only scores)
- Linked each weak theme to a guide or notes section
Who this is for
- Candidates deciding whether a full bank is worth it
- Doctors returning after a break who need a low-friction restart
- Students who want a measurable weekly habit before finals intensity rises
Who should skip straight to a full plan
If your exam is inside 8 weeks and you already know the MLA Content Map is your syllabus, start the PLAB 3-month plan or UKMLA 16-week plan immediately and use free questions only as a warm-up.
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Common questions
How many free sessions should I do before upgrading?
Run at least two to three structured weeks so your baseline error pattern is clear before deciding next steps.
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