Medical Students
UKMLA Applied Knowledge Test
Medical Student Finals
More than 6,400 Single Best Answer Questions that cater to students preparing for their finals.
Medical Finals & UKMLA AKT Overview
Our question repository comprises more than 6,000 Single Best Answer Questions catering to students preparing for finals and the MLA exam.
All medical students graduating from UK universities from the 2024–25 academic year onwards must pass the MLA as part of their degree before joining the medical register. International doctors seeking UK practice (previously taking PLAB) now take the MLA from 2024 onwards.The UKMLA has two components: the AKT (Applied Knowledge Test) - an on-screen multiple-choice exam with 150–200 SBAs set by the GMC - and the CPSA (Clinical and Professional Skills Assessment), an OSCE with real-life scenarios including mock consultations and acute ward settings.Medical Student Finals Details
FormatOn-screen multiple-choice (AKT)
Questions150–200 single best answers
Test setterSet by the GMC
CPSA componentOSCE with real-life clinical scenarios
IMG CPSA venueGMC clinical assessment centre, Manchester
First sitting2024–25 academic year onwards (UK graduates)
Official source: gmc-uk.org ↗
Eligibility & Requirements
- Required for all UK medical school graduates from 2024–25 onwards.
- Required for international medical graduates wishing to practise in the UK (replaces PLAB from 2024).
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