UKMLA CPSA practice that feels like finals. Not another question bank.

The UKMLA Clinical and Professional Skills Assessment (CPSA) is the OSCE component of the UK Medical Licensing Assessment. For UK medical students, universities administer their own CPSA — typically 8-12 stations, 10-12 minutes each, with 2 minutes reading time. Our MLA OSCE mock uses a 12-station, 10-minute format that aligns with this typical university assessment structure. It's mapped to the GMC MLA Content Map 2026.

The UKMLA CPSA and PLAB 2 both assess against the MLA Content Map, so the clinical content overlaps significantly. For IMGs, the GMC CPSA uses the same format as PLAB 2 (16 stations, 8 min each). Our MLA OSCE mock uses a 12-station, 10-minute format that matches the typical UK medical school finals OSCE — which is the assessment most UK graduates will actually sit. If you're an IMG preparing for the GMC exam, choose the PLAB 2 plan instead.

Very. Our AI patients use real-time voice to respond naturally with emotional cues and clinically accurate histories. They adapt based on what you ask, just like a standardised patient.

Yes. A UKMLA plan unlocks the complete 12-station CPSA-style circuit with 10-minute active stations, 2-minute reading periods, and overall scoring with a pass/fail determination. Each AI station uses one AI Attempt, so on the free 3+3 grant you can rehearse individual stations and shorter circuits before committing.

Absolutely. OSCE Revisions complements your placements by letting you practise scenarios you might not encounter on the ward. You can do a quick 10-minute session between lectures or practise specific specialties before rotations.

Our content covers all 25 areas of clinical practice from the GMC MLA Content Map 2026, including all 217 presentations and 430 conditions. This is the same framework your medical school curriculum is built around.

Yes. From September 2026 the expanded GMC MLA Content Map applies — around 430 conditions with heightened safeguarding expectations. Every scenario in our library is already mapped to it, and the Start Here roadmap sequences the new material so nothing is left to chance.

Absolutely. Many students rehearse a station solo with the AI patient first, then run it again with a study partner using the same revision note and examiner checklist as a mark scheme. The structured feedback gives your group a shared, objective standard instead of guesswork.

After each station, your transcript is graded against an examiner rubric across Data Gathering, Clinical Management, and Interpersonal Skills with per-item feedback.

Yes. The clinical content is broadly applicable to any UK medical OSCE. Many students use it for medical school OSCEs, end-of-year exams, and FY1 preparation alongside UKMLA CPSA.

Start free with 3 voice + 3 text AI Attempts (one-time), a curated free preview of frameworks, notes, stations, mind maps and videos, and a 24-hour full-library trial after you verify your email — not forever full access without a plan. Without AI (library + free 3+3): $29/1 month, $69/3 months, $99/6 months (Recommended), or $149/12 months. With AI Attempts: $62/1 month (15 voice · 30 text), $124/3 months (25 · 50), $212/6 months (50 · 100), or $320/12 months (100 · 200). One-time payments, not recurring subscriptions. You can always buy more AI Attempts later.

Plans are one-time payments, not recurring subscriptions. Your access runs for the full duration of your plan. You can always buy more AI Attempts later (+25 voice · +50 text or +50 · +100).

Yes — stations run in the browser with an AI voice or text patient, timed to CPSA-style formats, then examiner-style scoring across the three domains. You need a microphone for voice; text mode works anywhere.

Yes. UK medical school finals OSCEs are the CPSA — delivered by your school in its own format. Practice here maps to the same MLA Content Map your school assesses against, and mock settings can be adjusted toward your school's station count and timing.

A question bank trains what you know; the CPSA marks what you do. OSCE Revisions trains the performance layer — speaking to patients, structuring consultations, managing under time — and scores it the way examiners mark, domain by domain.

Nothing to create an account: 3 voice + 3 text AI Attempts (one-time), a curated free preview of frameworks, notes, stations, mind maps and videos, and a 24-hour full-library trial after you verify your email — no card required. After that, paid plans are one-time payments (not subscriptions), Without AI or With AI Attempts. Full pricing is in How much does it cost? above.