PassAMC

Match your preparation to the exam while keeping Australian clinical standards and safe decision-making central.

• AMC MCQ: Practise applied clinical knowledge across medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, emergency medicine, mental health, dermatology and chronic disease.
• AMC Clinical: Rehearse structured communication, red-flag recognition, safe management, explanation of clinical reasoning and culturally safe, patient-centred care.

Use MCQ practice for the written exam and OSCE-style cases for the Clinical exam, supported by full-length mocks, structured teaching on exam technique, flashcards and learning frameworks. Review how you apply Australian guideline-based management as well as your factual knowledge.

Review knowledge gaps as well as how you apply and communicate your decisions.

AMC MCQ: Look for over-interpreting the stem, missing key clinical cues, choosing a plausible but less safe or appropriate answer, and not applying Australian guideline-based management. Revisit clinical patterns you did not recognise.

AMC Clinical: Look for an unclear consultation structure, missed red flags, unexplained reasoning, incomplete safety-netting or counselling, and communication that becomes less clear under pressure.

Use each error to decide whether you need topic revision, more practice applying knowledge or further consultation rehearsal.

PassGP provides a comprehensive AMC preparation platform designed specifically for international medical graduates preparing for both AMC MCQ and AMC Clinical exams.

The platform includes:

• 3,500 examiner-written AMC MCQs mapped to the AMC blueprint
• 1,050+ fully solved AMC Clinical stations with model communication scripts and scoring frameworks
• Full-length timed AMC MCQ mock exams with performance analytics
• Unlimited small group teaching tutorials focused on exam technique and clinical reasoning
• Recorded podcast lessons for flexible, on-the-go revision
• 500+ high-yield flashcards covering core AMC topics
• Advanced question banks for higher-difficulty preparation
• Video masterclasses on AMC clinical structure, communication, and Australian standards
• Clinical demonstration cases and structured consultation frameworks
• Bespoke one-to-one teaching, coaching, and mentoring
• Full AMC Clinical mock exams with personalised examiner feedback

These resources are designed to replicate real exam conditions and train candidates to apply Australian guidelines, communicate clearly, and demonstrate safe, structured clinical reasoning across all stations.

Most candidates study for approximately 12 to 24 weeks for the AMC MCQ and AMC Clinical exams, depending on their baseline knowledge, recent clinical exposure, and familiarity with Australian practice.

Set your plan around the exam you are sitting, your available study time and the gaps identified in practice. The following 12-week sequence is an example to adjust:

• Weeks 1-4: Build core knowledge through flashcards and systematic topic review. For MCQ preparation, begin daily question practice; for Clinical preparation, rehearse structured history, examination and management.
• Weeks 5-8: Increase timed MCQ practice or structured AMC Clinical station practice, according to your exam. Review clinical patterns and refine your technique.
• Weeks 9-10: Complete full-length mock exams under timed conditions and use performance analytics to identify weak areas and gaps.
• Weeks 11-12: Target weak areas and consolidate flashcards. For the Clinical exam, rehearse communication frameworks and structured clinical approaches; for the MCQ, focus on question interpretation and clinical decisions.

Use small group tutorials and podcast learning to reinforce topics, with clinical communication practice alongside station preparation.