The UKMLA Applied Knowledge Test (AKT) is a computer-based exam with 200 single best answer (SBA) questions across 2 papers. All UK medical students (from 2024-25) and international medical graduates must pass it for GMC registration. It tests clinical knowledge, professional skills, and scientific foundations.

What is the difference between PLAB and UKMLA?

From August 2024, PLAB 1 became UKMLA AKT and PLAB 2 became CPSA. The content and difficulty remain similar, but UKMLA creates a unified standard for both UK graduates and IMGs. The main change is alignment with the MLA content map used by UK medical schools.

How many UKMLA questions are in MedMLA's question bank?

MedMLA offers over 5,000 UKMLA-style practice questions covering all major medical topics, with detailed AI-powered explanations and links to NICE guidelines.

What is the pass rate for students using MedMLA?

Students using MedMLA achieve an average pass rate of 94% on their UKMLA exam, significantly higher than the national average of 71%.

How does MedMLA's AI help with UKMLA preparation?

Our AI analyzes your performance, identifies weak areas, creates personalized study plans, provides instant explanations for questions, and predicts your exam score with 85% accuracy. It adapts to your learning style and pace.

When should I start preparing for UKMLA AKT?

UK medical students should start UKMLA AKT preparation in their penultimate year, intensifying in final year. IMGs should allow 3-6 months after passing English requirements. Most successful candidates complete 2,000-3,000 practice questions before the exam.

What is the UKMLA AKT pass mark?

The UKMLA AKT pass mark is set using standard setting methods and typically ranges from 55-65%, varying by exam difficulty. The exact pass mark is determined after each sitting. MedMLA students average 78%, well above the pass threshold.

Is MedMLA suitable for international medical graduates?

Yes, MedMLA is perfect for both UK medical students and international medical graduates preparing for UKMLA. Our content aligns with GMC standards and NICE guidelines.

Can I access MedMLA on mobile devices?

Yes, MedMLA is fully responsive and works seamlessly on all devices - desktop, tablet, and mobile. Study anywhere, anytime with our mobile-optimized platform.

What topics does MedMLA cover?

MedMLA covers all UKMLA topics including: Cardiology, Respiratory Medicine, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Surgery, Pharmacology, Anatomy, Pathology, and more.

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Comprehensive coverage of all medical specialties tested in the UK Medical Licensing Assessment

Cardiology

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Respiratory

1,800+ questions

Pharmacology

2,500+ questions

Anatomy

1,900+ questions

Pathology

2,200+ questions

Infectious Diseases

1,600+ questions

Gastroenterology

1,400+ questions

Neurology

1,500+ questions

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Cardiology - Difficulty: Medium

A 68-year-old man presents to the emergency department with central chest pain that started 2 hours ago. The pain radiates to his left arm and jaw. He is sweating and feels nauseous. His ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III, and aVF. What is the most appropriate immediate management?

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