PLAB · MSRA · UKMLA — AI-powered preparation

Don't memorise. Reason.

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Day 1 · The diagnostic

Twenty questions find the gaps.

Before Examora teaches you anything, it examines you — calibrated items across every specialty in your blueprint.

Answer honestly. Wrong answers are more useful than right ones today.

Each response is scored against difficulty and specialty, not just right or wrong.

14 / 20. Respectable. But look at where the six went missing…

Day 1, later · The map

Your map. Nobody else's.

Twenty answers become a knowledge map across eight specialties — the shape of what you know, and the dent in it.

Drawing your axes…

Cardiology holds at 82%. Psychiatry, 79%. You're stronger than you think.

And there it is. Renal, 34%. Every plan Examora builds starts from this dent.

Renal · 34% — start here

Day 2 · The plan

It treats the weakest topic first.

Tell Examora your exam date. It works backwards, weighting every week toward your dents and tapering into timed mocks.

Renal gets triple weight in the early weeks — while there's time to rebuild it.

Spaced repetition resurfaces each weak topic right before you'd forget it.

Final fortnight: timed mocks only. Miss a day on nights? It re-triages by morning.

Your six weeksExam: 4 Sep
WK 1WK 2WK 3WK 4WK 5WK 6EXAM
Renal — your dent Everything else Timed mock

Weeks 1–4 · The teaching

Then every question teaches.

Watch one item the way Examora walks you through it — the same way a good consultant would on a ward round.

First: read the stem properly. Every phrase is a clue, a red herring, or scaffolding.

The highlights are the diagnosis: sudden, maximal, meningism — thunderclap.

CT before LP. And now you know why A tempted you — that's the part that sticks.

PLAB 1 · Emergency · Q 047Reading…

A 34-year-old man presents with a sudden-onset headache reaching maximum intensity within secondsthe worst of his life — with photophobia and neck stiffness. BP 158/94, GCS 15.

AImmediate lumbar puncture
BNon-contrast CT head
CIV ceftriaxone and dexamethasone
DMRI brain with contrast
Examora's reasoning

Thunderclap triad → subarachnoid haemorrhage until proven otherwise. CT first; LP only ≥12 h after onset if CT is negative — xanthochromia needs time. A tempts you because LP feels decisive. Examiners write distractors from real cognitive errors. Examora names yours.

Week 6 · The retest

The map heals.

Every session redraws it. Six weeks of triage later, the dent is gone — and the plan hands you over to the mocks.

Same eight axes. Watch the dashed line — that was you on day one.

Renal: 34%. The deepest dent recovers fastest — it had the most to gain.

Nothing below 78%. You're not hoping any more. You're ready.

Exam day + 4 weeks · Results

Time's up. Pens down.

Twenty minutes. Free to sit. £1.99 to see your marked map.

Appendix A · The papers

Choose your paper.

GMC · Part 1SBA

PLAB 1

Applied knowledge for international graduates entering UK practice.

Format180 SBAs · 3 h
Examora bank4,200 items
Mock papers8 timed
Do not open until instructedOpen this paper ►
GMC · Part 2OSCE

PLAB 2

Sixteen stations. Practise with an AI patient that talks back — and pushes back.

Format16 stations · 8 min
Examora bank310 scenarios
AI role-playVoice & text
Do not open until instructedOpen this paper ►
HEE · SelectionPD + CPS

MSRA

Professional Dilemmas ranked and reasoned — the paper most doctors misjudge.

FormatPD + Clinical
Examora bank3,100 items
Percentile modelLive cohort
Do not open until instructedOpen this paper ►
GMC · LicensingAKT

UKMLA

The new licensing assessment, mapped item-by-item to the MLA content map.

Format2 papers · 100 SBAs
Examora bank4,800 items
Map coverage100%
Do not open until instructedOpen this paper ►
Examination
regulations
  1. Memorisation alone will not be accepted. Reasoning must be shown.
  2. All options will be explained, including the ones you did not choose.
  3. Candidates working nights will have their plans re-triaged by morning.
  4. Silence is not required. Understanding is.

Appendix B · Entry fees

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