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Everything you need to revise for medical school finals

Learn clinical topics, practise OSCE stations and exam questions, review conditions, and strengthen your knowledge with flashcards and active recall — all in one place.

Built for every part of your medical-school exams

Prepare for written papers and clinical assessments with realistic, MLA-mapped resources created and reviewed by practising UK doctors.

2000+

MLA question bank

250+

Realistic OSCE stations

10 years

Of UK exam themes

Complete MLA coverage

Across questions, conditions and clinical skills

Part 1: Learning

Clinical skills notes: how to take a history, examine, manage emergencies, prescribe and communicate.

  • History taking
  • Clinical examination
  • Vivas and spotters
  • Acutely unwell patients
  • Procedures
  • Interpretation
  • Prescribing
  • Communication
  • Test what you know

Part 2: OSCE Stations

Practise 250+ stations drawn from 10 years of UK exams.

  • Exam-style circuits
  • Written by UK doctors
  • Images, sounds and videos
  • ABGs, ECGs, CXRs and bloods
  • Simulated cases, by chat or voice

Part 3: Qbank

2,000+ written-exam questions, each with an explanation.

  • 2,000+ exam-style questions
  • Taylor & Francis, plus updates
  • Explanations, not just the answer
  • By topic, or as a mixed paper
  • Progress and weak areas

Part 4: Conditions

Short notes on the presentations and conditions in the MLA map.

  • Mapped to the MLA
  • Presentations and conditions
  • High-yield facts only
  • Built for quick recall
  • Reviewed by UK doctors
  • Test what you know

Acute coronary syndromes

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ID 7120
What conditions are included in the spectrum of acute coronary syndrome (ACS)?

Part 5: Flashcards

Recall cards from the notes, brought back by spaced repetition.

  • 11,000+ cards
  • Again, Hard, Good or Easy
  • MLA, placements and OSCEs
  • Linked to the notes
  • Due, new and retained

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Over 60,000 medical students use OSCEstop every month to prepare for written exams and OSCEs with structured, exam-focused revision. See why students across the world rely on OSCEstop to perform under pressure.

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Students using structured OSCEstop practice improve their station performance by an average of 127% over 9 months — building fluency, structure and exam confidence.

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The stations were really similar to the sorts of cases I came across in my finals. I tried several other exam platforms, but kept coming back to OSCEstop throughout my final two years. It made a real difference to my preparation.

Raza Q, OSCEstop reviewer

Raza Q

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

The parts i used the most were the history-taking, differential diagnoses, emergency scenarios, prescribing and clinical examinations. It was particularly useful when preparing for OSCEs.

John R, OSCEstop reviewer

John R

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

I tried quite a few platforms and OSCE books while preparing for my exams, and OSCEstop was easily the most useful. The stations were realistic and gave me a clear structure for practising.

Jenny M, OSCEstop reviewer

Jenny M

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

I’d recommend OSCEstop to any medical student. It was really helpful for OSCE preparation, but I also used it to improve my knowledge for placements. I only wish I’d started using it sooner.

Emma W, OSCEstop reviewer

Emma W

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

I used OSCEstop for my finals preparation. The stations helped me practise in a structured way and feel much more confident going into the exam. I genuinely think it contributed to me achieving a distinction.

Harish K, OSCEstop reviewer

Harish K

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

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You practise a station with a simulated patient, by chat or by voice. Talk as the doctor, then move on to the examiner when you are ready. The station lasts 8 minutes. At the end you get a percentage against the mark sheet and written feedback on how you spoke, how you structured the station, and the words you used. You can practise whenever you have a few minutes, including cases you have not seen on placement.
On Learning notes and Condition notes you put the page away and write what you remember. That is active recall: you commit to an answer instead of rereading the note. OSCEstop AI marks it against that note, with a score out of 10, corrections, the areas you missed, and one next step. You can then review the note or try again.

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