MCQ Examination
Before you can practice in Australia you must first pass AMC MCQ exam. The AMC Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) MCQ Examination is a computer-administered fully integrated multi-choice question examination delivered in one 3.5-hour session in examination centres worldwide.
The examination consists of 150 A-type MCQs (one correct response from five options)- 120 scored items and 30 (non-scored) pilot items. You are expected to complete all 150 items and must complete the 120 scored items. Failure to complete all 120 scored items in the examination may lead to insufficient information for a reliable determination of your ability and therefore a result on the AMC adaptive scale.
The AMC MCQ exam has moved away from testing factual recall, it now focuses on clinical problem solving across a number of specialties and tests a candidates knowledge of the professional conduct necessary to practice as a junior doctor in Australia. The Diagnosis AMC MCQ revision resource contains questions written by expert and experienced clinicians that incorporate all aspects of foundation training.
Our fully updated and reviewed AMC MCQ revision resource offers you a bank of over 1,500 exam format MCQs. Our high quality questions reflect the AMC exam to give you the closest revision experience possible. Each of our curriculum matched MCQs include a full explanation to ensure we provide you with fully comprehensive exam revision.
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 19
- Duration 69 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 51
- Assessments Yes