Structured clinical stations built around the AMC's three domains, with a hard Australian practice context that generic UK OSCE material simply does not cover.
AustraliaAustralian Medical Council clinical / OSCE
| Questions or stations | 16 verified 2026-08-10 Source says: “16 assessed stations including two pilot stations... 14 scored stations” check it yourself |
|---|---|
| Time | 8 minutes verified 2026-08-10 Source says: “Each station is eight minutes long with two minutes reading time” check it yourself |
| Format | 16 assessed OSCE stations (14 scored, 2 pilot) plus rest stations |
| Adaptive delivery | No |
| Pass mark | Set by the AMC; both station-level and overall performance count, determined by the 14 scored stations. verified 2026-08-10 check it yourself |
| Blueprint | AMC examination specifications and clinical handbook, Australian Medical Council |
16 assessed stations of 8 minutes each (with 2 minutes' reading), of which 14 count; four rest stations sit in the circuit.
Every question in this bank is tagged to one of the sections below, and the tag traces to AMC examination specifications and clinical handbook. That is what makes a coverage claim checkable instead of a marketing line. The table shows exactly how many items exist in each section today, including the sections where the answer is none.
| Curriculum section | Share of the blueprint | Items in this bank |
|---|---|---|
| Data gathering — history and examination | 30% | 1 |
| Data interpretation, diagnosis and synthesis | 35% | none yet |
| Management and therapeutics | 25% | 1 |
| Professionalism, ethics and communication | 10% | 1 |
Coverage today: 3 of 4 sections. We publish the gap rather than hiding it.
AMC Clinical is a clinical examination, so the material is structured as stations rather than multiple choice: a candidate brief, a simulated patient brief, and the mark scheme as separate scorable criteria you can tick against your own performance.
Australia registration (AMC) runs AMC MCQ → AMC Clinical. One DocPasser account covers all of them, so moving to the next stage does not mean a new subscription and a progress history you can no longer see.
For examination technique, yes. For management, carefully — referral pathways, prescribing and the health system context are Australian, and stations are marked against Australian practice.
AMC Clinical is a flat £20 for 12 months of access — one price, one purchase, no tiers. The first 1 station is free, with the full explanation for every option, so you can judge the quality of the explanations before paying for anything.