Part 1 · Part 2 Written · PACES — in development. Nothing is published yet.
AMaC is building for MRCP, and it will be built the way everything here is built: around the exam room, not around the syllabus.
There is no shortage of MRCP question banks. Thousands of stems, thousands of explanations, and candidates who still walk out of PACES unsure why they lost the marks. That gap is what AMaC works on. The material will start from the examiner’s side of the table — what is actually being scored, what quietly fails a competent doctor, and what separates a borderline performance from a clear one.
For the written papers that means reasoning you can reconstruct under time pressure, not answers you have memorised. For PACES it means the spoken performance itself: how you structure what you say, how you recover when an encounter goes wrong, and how you sound to someone marking you.
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