AMC Clinical exam station-by-station practice

80 timed stations across every AMC discipline, each with a candidate brief, role-player script, examiner marking sheet and model approach, plus five full 16-station mock exams.

  • 16-station OSCE practice
  • 8-minute timed stations
  • Role-player scripts
  • Examiner marking checklists
  • Model approach for each station

Built for

  • IMGs who have passed the AMC MCQ
  • Candidates preparing with a study partner who need realistic stations to run
  • Candidates resitting who need to find which stations lose marks

Inside AMC Clinical practice

Practise the stations, not just the facts.

This AMC Clinical practice bank gives IMGs realistic 8-minute OSCE stations to run with a study partner, covering medicine, surgery, women's health, child health, mental health, emergency care and ethics. Every station has a candidate brief, a role-player script, examiner notes, a marking checklist and a model approach based on how the AMC marks key steps and assessment domains. Stations are sorted by type, from history taking and physical examination to counselling and emergency management, so you can target your weak areas. Full 16-station mock exams then put it together under timed conditions, so you practise the pace and the communication the AMC Clinical rewards.

16-station mock exams

Full AMC Clinical simulations that run like exam day, station after station, with no pauses between tasks unless you choose them.

  • 2 minutes reading and 8 minutes per station
  • Clock moves on automatically with an audio cue
  • Mark each station before the next one starts
  • Results by discipline and station at the end

Station library

Stations across every discipline the AMC examines, grouped so you can work on one area at a time.

  • Adult medicine, surgery, women's and child health
  • Mental health, emergencies and ethics
  • History, examination, counselling and management tasks
  • New stations added in every batch

Partner and solo modes

Run stations with a study partner playing the patient and examiner, or practise alone by answering out loud.

  • Separate candidate, role-player and examiner views
  • Role-player scripts with what to reveal and when
  • Examiner findings for examination stations
  • Station timer with a one-minute warning

Examiner marking sheets

Every station has a checklist built around what examiners look for, with the must-do items flagged.

  • 9 to 12 marking items per station
  • Critical items highlighted
  • Score saved to your history
  • Repeat any station to beat your last score

Model approaches

A worked answer for every station, showing the structure, the key phrases and the Australian management.

  • What to cover and in what order
  • Plain-language explanations you can borrow
  • Safety-netting and follow-up wording
  • Management in line with Australian guidance

Australian practice built in

Stations test the way problems are managed in Australia, not overseas protocols.

  • Therapeutic Guidelines and national programs
  • Mandatory reporting, consent and open disclosure
  • Screening and immunisation schedules
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health considerations

Progress by discipline

See where your stations are strong and where you are losing marks before exam day.

  • Last score on every station
  • Discipline breakdown after each mock
  • Stations below 70% highlighted to repeat
  • Critical items missed shown station by station

Practise anywhere

Phone, tablet or laptop: run a station on the train or a full mock with a partner over video call.

  • No app to install
  • Works on any modern browser
  • Progress saved after every station
  • One payment, no auto-renew

Rehearse every station until it feels routine

The AMC Clinical rewards a calm, structured approach in 8 minutes: a clear opening, the right questions, a safe plan and plain-language explanation. That only comes from saying it out loud, many times, against a marking sheet.

  • Read the brief in 2 minutes and plan your opening, like exam day
  • Run stations with a partner using the role-player and examiner notes
  • Mark yourself against critical items, then repeat your weakest stations
Try a free station
Doctor in a white coat with a stethoscope, arms folded
4 full mock exams16 stations each, timed and marked by discipline.

AMC Clinical exam format

A structured clinical exam of 16 assessed stations, each with 2 minutes of reading time and 8 minutes to complete the tasks, across medicine, surgery, women's health, child health, mental health and emergencies. Check the AMC website for current dates, fees and venues.

Run by Australian Medical Council. Official exam information

What the AMC Clinical tests

Open any area for a full revision guide, free sample questions and every subtopic in the bank.

What the AMC Clinical stations cover

80 stations today across every discipline, each with a candidate brief, role-player script, examiner marking sheet and model approach.

DisciplineStationsTask types
Adult Medicine 16Counselling and education, History taking, Physical examination
Adult Surgery 13Counselling and education, Diagnosis and management, History taking, Physical examination
Women's Health 13Counselling and education, Diagnosis and management, Emergency management, History taking
Child Health 12Counselling and education, Diagnosis and management, History taking
Mental Health 10Counselling and education, History taking
Emergency Medicine 8Emergency management
Ethics and Professionalism 8Counselling and education

Free sample station · Adult Medicine · History taking

Breathlessness and ankle swelling

You are a doctor in a general practice in regional Victoria. Mrs Margaret O'Neill, 72, has come in because she is short of breath.

Tasks:

  • Take a focused history (5 minutes).
  • Tell the patient your most likely diagnosis and the investigations you would arrange (3 minutes).

Run this station free

How to prepare for the AMC Clinical

A practical plan you can follow, adjusted to your exam date.

  1. Weeks 1–2Learn the station types and the 2-minute reading routine. Run four stations a day solo, one from each discipline, and read every model approach.
  2. Weeks 3–6Practise with a partner most days, swapping candidate, role-player and examiner. Repeat any station below 70% or where you missed a critical item.
  3. Weeks 7–8Sit mock exams A and B under full timing. Spend the next week on your two weakest disciplines and on counselling stations, which are easy to under-practise.
  4. Final 2 weeksSit mock exams C and D, then re-run your lowest-scoring stations. Rehearse opening lines, safety-netting phrases and timing so they are automatic.

AMC Clinical questions answered

What is the format of the AMC Clinical exam?

It is a structured clinical exam of 16 assessed stations. Each station has 2 minutes of reading time and 8 minutes to complete the tasks, covering medicine, surgery, women's health, child health, mental health and emergencies. Always check the current format and dates on the AMC website.

Can I sit the AMC Clinical before passing the MCQ?

No. On the Standard pathway you need to pass the AMC MCQ first. Some candidates complete an accredited workplace-based assessment instead of the clinical exam.

Do I need a study partner?

Stations work best with a partner playing the patient and examiner, and each station gives them separate notes. You can also practise solo by answering out loud and marking yourself against the checklist and model approach.

How are the stations marked here?

Each station has a marking checklist of 9 to 12 items with critical items flagged. It is a self-marked practice score to find weak areas, not a prediction of your AMC result.

Are these real AMC stations?

No. The AMC does not release its stations. Every station here is original, written in the AMC style and mapped to the disciplines and task types the exam assesses.

Can I try a station for free?

Yes. Create a free account to open the free sample stations with the full role-player script, marking sheet and model approach.

How many AMC Clinical stations are included?

There are 80 practice stations, each with a candidate brief, role-player script, examiner notes, a marking checklist and a model approach.

Are there full AMC Clinical mock exams?

Yes. The station bank makes 5 full 16-station mocks, each run with 2 minutes of reading and 8 minutes per station.

Which areas does the AMC Clinical bank cover?

It covers Adult medicine, Adult surgery, Women's health, Child health, Mental health, Emergency medicine, History taking, Physical examination, Counselling and education, Ethics and professionalism. Each area has its own revision guide with free sample questions.

Can I try AMC Clinical for free?

Yes. A free account opens sample stations with the same explanations as the full bank. No card is needed.

AMC Clinical plans and pricing

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