AMC MCQ Exam
Original single-best-answer questions written to Australian guidelines, a study roadmap across every discipline, 20-question mini mocks and full 150-question timed mock exams.
From A$119 · one payment, no auto-renew
AMC exam preparation for international medical graduates From the AMC exams to Australian practice
You already know medicine. We help you turn it into AMC exam marks and safe Australian practice, with MCQs explained against local guidelines, timed clinical stations and preparation for your first hospital job.
AMC Clinical Exam
32 timed stations across every AMC discipline, each with a candidate brief, role-player script, examiner marking sheet and model approach, plus two full 16-station mock exams.
From A$199 · one payment, no auto-renew
Junior Doctor (Intern Ready)
50 ward-focused questions, 12 timed ward-call stations and 8 practical guides on ECGs, chest X-rays, blood gases, fluids and insulin, for interns, residents and IMGs starting in Australian hospitals.
From A$169.99 · one payment, no auto-renew
- Doctors on the Standard pathway to Australian registration
- Candidates resitting an AMC exam who want to see exactly where marks were lost
- IMGs preparing for their first Australian hospital job
- 50-module study roadmap
- 150-question timed mocks
- Explanation for every option
- Australian guideline references
Pass the AMC, then practise with confidence
You already know medicine. What the AMC exams test is whether you can use it the Australian way: local guidelines, the right first test, when to refer and how to talk to patients here. IMGs Australia gives you one place to practise exactly that, for the exams and for your first job.
- Prepare for the AMC MCQ and the AMC Clinical in one account
- Learn Australian guidelines, screening programs and prescribing as you practise
- Rehearse communication and counselling out loud, with a partner or alone
Practise close to the real exam
AMC-style questions, timed mocks and 16-station clinical circuits, so your preparation is measurable instead of scattered.
Think like an Australian clinician
Presentations, investigations, management and escalation decisions explained against current Australian guidance.
Keep the next step in view
From the MCQ to the clinical exam to your first ward round: the same habits of safe, clear decision-making carry through.
Built for the way you actually study
Every tool below is in the study platform today, on phone, tablet and laptop.
Find the right questions fast
Search topics, then filter by discipline, subtopic, difficulty and whether questions are unused, incorrect or saved.
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- Thyroid disorders 48
- Thyroid nodules and cancer 21
- Thyroid function in pregnancy 12
Highlight and take notes
Highlight the clues in a question stem and add your own note, so the details you missed are easy to revise later.
A 28-year-old woman attends for cervical screening. Her last test was 5 years ago and she has no symptoms. What should be offered?
My noteHPV test every 5 years, ages 25 to 74. Self-collection is an option.
Revise with learning points
Every question adds a one-line learning point to your deck, with flashcards that bring back the ones you got wrong first.
Australian cervical screening is an HPV test every five years for eligible people aged 25 to 74.
HPV 16 or 18 detected means referral for colposcopy, whatever the cytology shows.
Practise OSCEs with a partner
Send a study partner a link to the role-player script, examiner notes and marking sheet, so you can run any station together.
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- PStudy partnerRole player and examiner
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Track what needs more work
See your accuracy by discipline and your weakest subtopics, so revision is guided by your results, not by worry.
Performance by discipline
Adult health72%
Women's health64%
Child health58%
Mental health81%
Population health49%
Study on the go
Open it in any browser on your phone between shifts or on the commute. Progress saves after every answer.
Question bank
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Where overseas-trained doctors lose marks
Most IMGs know their medicine. Marks are lost on how a problem is handled in Australia, and on the topics that rarely appear in exams elsewhere.
Australian first-line management
The answer is often the drug or test recommended in Therapeutic Guidelines or listed on the PBS, not the one you used at home. Our explanations name the Australian source every time.
Screening and immunisation
Questions test national programs directly: bowel screening from age 45, five-yearly cervical screening for ages 25 to 74, and the National Immunisation Program schedule.
Population health, ethics and law
Consent, confidentiality, mandatory reporting, capacity and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health appear across the paper, not only in one section.
Exam pace and stamina
150 questions in 3.5 hours leaves about 84 seconds each. Timed blocks and full mocks build the pace you need before exam day, not on it.
Your path to Australian registration
Confirm your pathway
Standard, Competent Authority or Specialist: check which route fits your training before you book anything.
Read the pathway guidePass the AMC MCQ
Work through the roadmap discipline by discipline, then switch to timed mixed blocks and full 150-question mocks.
See the AMC MCQ bankClinical exam or WBA
Sit the 16-station AMC Clinical exam, or complete an accredited workplace-based assessment while you work.
See AMC Clinical stationsStart your first job
Get ready for ward calls, prescribing and handover in an Australian hospital or practice.
See Junior Doctor
AMC MCQ plans
One payment for a fixed period. Nothing renews, and buying more time adds to your current end date.
Not ready to pay? Start with free questions. Refund policy
Common questions
Which pathway do I need?
Most IMGs whose training is not from a competent authority country take the Standard pathway: the AMC MCQ, then the AMC Clinical exam or a workplace-based assessment. Our pathway guide explains all three routes; always confirm with the AMC and the Medical Board of Australia.
How long should I prepare for the AMC MCQ?
Most candidates study for three to six months alongside work. The roadmap is designed for roughly 14 to 18 weeks at about 40 questions a day.
Are these real AMC exam questions?
No. The AMC does not release its exam items. Every question is original, written in AMC style and mapped to the AMC disciplines.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. Create a free account to answer free questions with full explanations. No card is needed to sign up.
What happens when my plan ends?
Nothing is charged. Plans are one-off payments that never renew. Your history stays in your account, and you can add more time if you need it.
Start practising today
Create a free account in under a minute. No card needed, and you choose a plan only when you are ready.