Only about 1 in 5 pass the AMC Clinical. Be one of them.
Roughly 4 in 5 AMC Clinical candidates fail — usually on communication and structured, safe management, not knowledge. Rehearse out loud with AI patients calibrated to Australian practice (eTG, RACGP, PBS), get examiner-style feedback with the exact fixes, then sit full 20-station timed mocks before you spend another AUD $3,000 on an attempt.
AMC
Australian-localised library
25
MLA specialty areas
20
Stations per exam
100%
MLA 2026 aligned
AUD $3,000–3,400 per attempt — and seats disappear within minutes of release. The months you wait for a slot are exactly the months to rehearse Australian consultations out loud.
Why candidates fail OSCE exams
These are the 5 most common reasons — and we fix all of them
Poor communication
Not using ICE, failing to build rapport, missing patient cues
Unstructured consultations
Jumping between topics, missing systematic approach
Weak time management
Running out of time before reaching management plan
Inadequate safety netting
Not telling patients when to come back or red flags
Missing data gathering
Not asking key questions, incomplete history
OSCE Revisions trains you to avoid every one of these mistakes
One guided loop, from lost to exam-ready
We don’t just hand you scenarios and wish you luck. We take you through the whole cycle — learn the framework, rehearse it out loud, see exactly what to fix, and ask our AI Professor anything. Then go again.
Start with the framework
We hand you the exact structure for every station type — ICE, SOCRATES, Calgary–Cambridge, SBAR and the 8-minute playbook — so you never have to improvise structure again.
Learn it in the full guide
Video walkthroughs, model practice scripts, examiner checklists and exam tips for each station — written by NHS doctors who've sat the exam.
Rehearse out loud — or in text
Practise the station with a real-time AI voice patient (or in text when you can't speak), under the exam clock. This is the rehearsal step every other resource skips.
See exactly what to fix
Instant examiner-style feedback across the 3 domains and 10 competencies: what went wrong, why it cost marks, and precisely how to improve it.
Ask the AI Professor anything
Not sure how to break bad news or phrase a differential? Ask your on-demand OSCE expert, get a model answer, then loop back and nail the station.
Free candidate guide
The Complete AMC Clinical Candidate Guide
Australian-localised walkthrough: 20-station circuit, eTG/RACGP/PBS framing, 13-domain marking, pass ≥9 of 14, and a readiness checklist.
Watch the platform tour
A quick look at AI voice stations, timed mocks, examiner-style grading, and the study library — then a sample exchange below.
A real AI patient exchange
This is how a station actually feels — the patient responds naturally, and every word you say is scored.
AI patient
“It came on about an hour ago while I was climbing the stairs… it’s a heavy pressure right in the centre. I’m a bit frightened, doctor.”
You
“That sounds really worrying and I’m going to look after you. Does the pain spread anywhere, and are you feeling short of breath or sweaty?”
Strong empathy and safety-netting. Next: screen the cardiac risk factors and offer analgesia early to score the management domain.
Complete MLA 2026 coverage
All 25 areas of clinical practice from the GMC MLA Content Map — 217 presentations and 430 conditions
Cardiovascular
13 scenarios
Respiratory
14 scenarios
Neurosciences
11 scenarios
Psychiatry
11 scenarios
Obstetrics & Gynae
15 scenarios
Paediatrics
12 scenarios
Emergency
30 scenarios
General Practice
21 scenarios
Gastroenterology
14 scenarios
Musculoskeletal
11 scenarios
Endocrinology
10 scenarios
Dermatology
11 scenarios
ENT
8 scenarios
Ophthalmology
3 scenarios
Infectious Disease
8 scenarios
Haematology
8 scenarios
Renal/Urogenital
10 scenarios
Oncology
3 scenarios
Palliative Care
5 scenarios
Sexual Health
5 scenarios
Geriatrics
5 scenarios
Ethics
13 scenarios
Teaching
10 scenarios
Communication
6 scenarios
Surgery
2 scenarios
Why students choose OSCE Revisions
Built by NHS doctors who've been through the exam. Designed around how students actually prepare.
Practise speaking, not just reading
Most resources give you text. We give you a real voice conversation with an AI patient who listens, responds, and reacts — just like exam day. You build the muscle memory of actually talking through a consultation.
The only platform with real-time voice AI patientsKnow exactly where you're losing marks
After every station you get a detailed breakdown across the 3 marking domains and all 10 competencies examiners score — no vague feedback, just specific behaviours to fix before your next attempt.
3-domain, 10-competency grading on every sessionNever wonder what to study next
The Start Here roadmap sequences every must-know station into weekly steps — read the anchor, practise it out loud, then move on. It's the antidote to a scary, unstructured pile of topics.
Guided week-by-week Start Here roadmapFocus your practice on current high-yield themes
A Recent Themes rail surfaces curated high-yield stations based on recent exam themes — focused practice sets you can drill when you want to prioritise what matters most.
Recent exam themes, kept currentNotes written for the OSCE, not the textbook
Each station has a dedicated revision note with the exact consultation structure, key questions, differentials, and safety-netting phrases — plus an examiner checklist and a model script. Written by NHS doctors who've sat the exam.
Station-specific revision guidesFull mock exams with real timing pressure
Simulate the complete exam circuit with timed stations, rest periods, and a pass/fail determination at the end. Stamina is a skill — this is how you build it before exam day.
Complete timed exam simulationsMake revision actually stick
Rate each note for spaced repetition and it resurfaces at the right time, and the AI Professor tutor is one tap away to turn any feedback into a concrete fix. Learn it once, keep it for exam day.
Spaced repetition + AI Professor tutorTrack your progress and focus your weak areas
Your dashboard shows score trends, a specialty radar chart, and automatic weak-area detection with recommendations for what to practise next. Stop guessing where you stand — see the data.
Progress analytics and smart recommendationsEverything you need to pass
AMC Station scenarios
Realistic patient conversations across all station types
Expert revision notes
Station guides with consultation flows and examiner checklists
Structured grading
3-domain, 10-competency scoring with per-item feedback
Full mock exams
AMC Clinical (20 stations) with real timing
Examination guides
Step-by-step guides for all clinical examinations
Works everywhere
Desktop, tablet, and mobile — no downloads required
Built for the AMC Clinical, not rebadged UK content
AMC Clinical candidates need Australian Therapeutic Guidelines, PBS drug names, Medicare context and AMC marking — not NICE/BNF pasted onto a UK station. OSCE Revisions keeps AMC content isolated and Australian-localised.
- No practice partner? Rehearse out loud with AI patients, 24/7, from any country
- Worried UK materials will mislead you? AMC assets use eTG, RACGP and PBS conventions
- Need the real circuit? 20-station mocks (16 assessed + 4 rest) with pass ≥9 of 14 scored
- Need AMC marking? 13-domain, 7-point scoring calibrated to the Clinical exam
Cost comparison for AMC candidates
Trusted by medical students
See AMC Clinical results & success stories“OSCE Revisions helped me pass PLAB 2 on my first attempt. The AI patient interactions felt incredibly realistic.”
Dr. Amina K.
PLAB 2 Candidate · Early access
“The structured grading is a game-changer. My scores went from 55% to 82% in three weeks.”
James T.
Final Year Medical Student · Early access
“As an IMG, I didn't know UK consultation structure. The revision notes taught me exactly how NHS OSCE stations work.”
Dr. Sarah M.
IMG, PLAB 2 Candidate · Early access
“From failing practice OSCEs to scoring top marks. The mock exams built my confidence.”
Ryan P.
4th Year Medical Student · Early access
Simple, transparent pricing
Start free with a curated preview. Verify your email for a 24-hour full-library trial. Paid plans unlock the full library — Without AI (library + free 3+3) or With AI Attempts. You can always buy more AI Attempts later.
No card needed · preview + trial
- 3 voice + 3 text AI Attempts (one-time)
- Verify email → 24h full-library trial
- Free preview: frameworks, notes, stations, mind maps & videos
- Clinical skills guides (exam, procedure, prescribing)
- Domain grading & transcripts on attempts you use
- AI Professor — 10 messages/day
One-time payment · no subscription
That's just $20.67/month · Free tier AI: 3 voice · 3 text
- 1,800+ stations · 1,800+ notes (script, checklist, differentials & more)
- 40 examination · 30 procedure · 30 prescribing · 50 data-interpretation guides
- Video walkthroughs · 350+ mind maps · frameworks · 7,782 exam tips
- Full timed mocks for your exam track
- Detailed grading, analytics & personalised notes
- Spaced repetition + Recent Themes + Start Here roadmap
- AI Professor for clinical Q&A
Every plan includes all of the above. Choose Without AI or With AI Attempts — you can always buy more AI Attempts later.
An AMC Clinical resit costs another AUD $3,000+ and another scarce seat. Passing first time is the real saving.
AMC plans start from $37 Without AI, or from $78 With AI Attempts — still a fraction of one in-person mock day.
Choose Without AI (library + free 3 voice · 3 text) or With AI Attempts — rehearse Australian consultations in the mode that fits your day.
Every AMC plan unlocks the Australian-localised library, AMC mocks and 13-domain marking — Without AI or With AI Attempts. You can always buy more AI Attempts later.
Structured study plans
Choose a path that fits your exam timeline
Intensive
Frameworks first, then daily recent-theme stations and weekly mocks.
Standard
Work the Start Here roadmap week by week: learn, practise out loud, review.
Comprehensive
Full curriculum coverage with spaced repetition and regular mocks.
Frequently asked questions
The AMC Clinical Exam is an OSCE-style assessment administered by the Australian Medical Council for international medical graduates seeking to practise in Australia. It consists of 20 stations (16 assessed + 4 rest), each lasting 10 minutes (2 minutes reading + 8 minutes assessment). Of the 16 assessed stations, 14 are scored and 2 are unscored pilots — you must pass at least 9 of the 14 scored stations.
AMC uses Australian Therapeutic Guidelines (eTG), RACGP guidance and the PBS formulary instead of NICE/BNF. Scenarios reflect Medicare and Australian healthcare pathways. The circuit is 20 stations at 10 minutes each, with a pass rule of ≥9 of 14 scored stations — not PLAB 2's 16 scored + 2 rest at 8 minutes.
AMC stations are graded with the AMC 13-domain, 7-point marking model used on this track — separate from the PLAB/UKMLA three-domain path. Feedback still turns into concrete fixes you can rehearse on the next attempt.
Yes. AMC mocks follow the 20-station shape (16 assessed including pilots + 4 rest) with correct timing, and score against the AMC pass rule of at least 9 of 14 scored stations.
Yes. AMC assets are separate from the UK library (examTypes: AMC only) with Australian guidelines, PBS-aware prescribing conventions and Australian system context. We do not casually re-label UK stations as AMC.
AMC Without AI: $37/$87/$124/$187. With AI Attempts: $78/$155/$265/$400 (same attempt counts as other tracks). Start free with 3 voice + 3 text AI Attempts (one-time), a curated free preview, and a 24-hour full-library trial after email verification — then choose a one-time plan on the Subscription page. You can always buy more AI Attempts later.
Yes. Every paid AMC plan unlocks the full AMC library, mocks, analytics and features on that track. Plans can be Without AI (library + free 3+3) or With AI Attempts — not by locked modules. You can always buy more AI Attempts later.
A device with a microphone and a modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge). No downloads — everything runs in the browser.
AMC Clinical guides & articles
Expert tips, station walkthroughs and study plans to help you prepare.
The Complete AMC Clinical Candidate Guide: How to Use OSCE Revisions
A free, no-signup walkthrough of OSCE Revisions for AMC Clinical — the 20-station circuit, Australian-localised library, 13-domain marking, and a readiness checklist.
Read articleAMC Prescribing Station: The eTG and PBS Answer Key
In an AMC prescribing station the correct answer is not the drug you would choose at home — it is the one that Therapeutic Guidelines and the PBS support in Australia. Here is how the two systems fit together.
Read articleAMC Clinical Ethics Stations: A Reasoning Structure for Professionalism and Difficult Conversations
A repeatable reasoning structure for AMC clinical ethics stations, covering consent and capacity, confidentiality, mandatory reporting, open disclosure, refusal of treatment and cultural safety in the Australian context.
Read articleAMC Clinical Emergency Stations: A Repeatable Structure for Acute Presentations
AMC clinical emergency stations reward recognition and prioritisation over exhaustive listing. Here is one repeatable structure for the 8-minute acute station, plus the assessment approach for chest pain, sepsis, anaphylaxis and other acute presentations.
Read articleAMC Clinical Counselling Stations: A Repeatable Structure for Management and Education Encounters
A repeatable, Australian-context structure for AMC clinical counselling stations, covering the common management and education topics candidates are tested on.
Read articleAMC Clinical Exam Time Management: The 8-Minute System
Every AMC clinical station gives you 2 minutes to read and 8 minutes to perform. Here is a minute-by-minute template for each of the four station types, and how to recover when you fall behind.
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