MSRA Question Bank Built from Real Exam Recalls

Aligned with the Latest NICE & GMC Guidelines

3,400+

Questions

610+

PD/SJT Questions

600+

Revision Notes

  • ✅ Recall-based questions – every question and explanation is built on real exam recall, with clear NICE/GMC guideline summaries and direct links for further reading.
  • ✅ Fully aligned with the latest NICE & GMC guidelines – all explanations and notes summarise the key points and include a link for further study.
  • ✅ Focus on Professional Dilemmas – scenario-based, NHS-style questions crafted to help you master the PD/SJT section.
  • ✅ Concise notes, mock exams, and expert strategies from doctors who scored in the top deciles.

What’s Included

  • ✅ 3,400+ recall questions
  • ✅ 600+ revision notes (NICE aligned)
  • ✅ Full SJT/PD strategy section
  • ✅ Mocks & progress tracking

Our Results

✅ 84% of users scored in the top 2 deciles

✅ 3,000+ doctors revised with MediWord in 2024

✅ 93% improved their PD score by 2 bands

More Than Just a Question Bank

Join a supportive community of doctors on the same journey. MediWord isn’t just about questions — we offer expert-led webinars, MSRA question bank, active peer support, and exclusive resources to help you succeed together.

We regularly organise free webinars, live Q&A sessions, and share the latest updates in our Telegram group.

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Dominate the MSRA’s Toughest Section: Professional Dilemmas

We prioritise PD - unlike other question banks.

  • ✅ 100% PD Focus
    A dedicated Professional Dilemmas module—no fluff, no filler.
  • ✅ SMART Strategy
    Our step-by-step framework teaches clear, consistent thinking under pressure.
  • ✅ GMC-Aligned Scenarios
    Every question maps directly to Good Medical Practice, with quick‐link references.
  • ✅ Exam-Real Realism
    Tone, complexity & ambiguity mirror the real MSRA so nothing catches you off guard.
  • ✅ Insider Insights
    Crafted by top-decile junior doctors—learn the shortcuts and avoid common pitfalls.

Turn the MSRA’s trickiest section into your greatest advantage.

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Based on Official NICE & GMC Guidance

We summarise key guidelines, then link you to the full documents for further reading.

  • ✅ NICE Guideline Summaries
    We distill the most relevant NICE recommendations and include a direct link to the full guidance.
  • ✅ GMC Good Medical Practice
    Each scenario highlights the exact GMC standards and provides a clickable link to the official text.
  • ✅ Always Up-to-Date
    We monitor guideline updates so you’re studying the latest standards- no gaps, no guesswork.

Start MSRA Prep: Choose the Right Subscription for You


Plan 1

£25.00 / 1 month

  • Access to 3,500+ recall MSRA questions 
  • Our questions are recalls from recent exam papers 
  • A bank of 620+ recall SJT questions
  • Detailed revision notes covering all topics of the MSRA
Plan 2

£35.00 / 3 months

  • Access to 3,500+ recall MSRA questions 
  • Our questions are recalls from recent exam papers 
  • A bank of 620+ recall SJT questions
  • Detailed revision notes covering all topics of the MSRA
Plan 3

£60.00 / 6 months

  • Access to 3,500+ recall MSRA questions 
  • Our questions are recalls from recent exam papers 
  • A bank of 620+ recall SJT questions
  • Detailed revision notes covering all topics of the MSRA
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Frequently Asked Questions

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The MSRA (Multi-Specialty Recruitment Assessment) is a computer-based exam used for entry into a range of specialty training programmes in the UK, including General Practice, Psychiatry, Radiology, and more. It tests both clinical problem-solving and professional judgement.

The MSRA consists of two main sections: Clinical Problem Solving (CPS): Assesses clinical knowledge and application. Professional Dilemmas (PD): Assesses judgement in professional and ethical scenarios (similar to an SJT).

Doctors applying to the following specialty training programmes in the UK are typically required to take the MSRA as part of the selection process: General Practice (GP), Clinical Radiology, Clinical Oncology, Community Sexual & Reproductive Health, Core Psychiatry Training, Obstetrics & Gynaecology (O&G), Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery (ST1), Anaesthetics (ACCS Anaesthetics), Core Surgical Training (some routes), Histopathology, Public Health, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS), Neurosurgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Old Age Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and General Psychiatry. Requirements can change each year and sometimes vary by deanery or specific training post. Always check the latest recruitment guidance for your chosen specialty.

MediWord provides a recall-based MSRA question bank with over 3,000 practice questions, 500+ concise revision notes, and detailed explanations aligned with the latest NICE and GMC guidelines. We also offer mock exams, strategy guides, and targeted practice for the MSRA Professional Dilemmas section.

Our content is continuously updated to reflect the latest exam trends and guidelines, ensuring you’re always revising the most relevant material.

Absolutely. MediWord is more than just a question bank. We offer a supportive online community, regular expert-led webinars, and a Telegram group where you can connect with other candidates, share advice, and get your questions answered.

We periodically offer free webinars, MSRA sample questions, and resources to all users. Check our website or join our Telegram group for the latest updates and opportunities.

MediWord is built by doctors who have recently excelled in the MSRA and know exactly what the exam involves. All our questions are based on real exam recalls, with explanations that are clear, concise, and fully aligned with the latest NICE and GMC guidelines. In addition to high-yield MSRA practice questions with revision notes, we offer a supportive community, regular live webinars, and easy access to expert advice—helping you feel confident and well-supported throughout your MSRA preparation.

MediWord: Built by doctors who’ve consistently scored in the top decile, MediWord offers a comprehensive MSRA question bank with over 3,300 recall-based questions, 630+ Professional Dilemmas (SJT) scenarios, full mock papers, and flashcards — all mapped to real MSRA trends and current NICE/GMC guidelines. No outdated filler — just focused, high-yield prep.

You don’t apply directly for the MSRA — it’s triggered through your Oriel application for specialty training (GP, Psychiatry, Radiology, CST, etc.). If your application is eligible and shortlisted, you’ll be invited to sit the MSRA. Key deadlines are listed on Oriel — apply early and check regularly.

There are two sections: • Professional Dilemmas (SJT): 50 scenarios in 95 minutes • Clinical Problem Solving (CPS): 97 questions in 75 minutes Both are set in a single sitting at a Pearson VUE test centre or online.

If you're using MediWord, yes. Our mock papers mirror the real exam format, difficulty, and time pressure. Many candidates say the layout, tone, and content feel identical to what they saw on exam day. Our MSRA practice papers are carefully designed to reflect real clinical scenarios, ensuring you're fully prepared. Other banks vary — many are too easy or not clinically relevant.

Rushing through without reviewing explanations • Memorising answers instead of understanding logic • Ignoring SJT frameworks and just “going with gut feeling” • Failing to time mocks properly • Over-prioritising niche clinical trivia instead of high-yield, frequently tested content Smart practice means learning from your mistakes, not just counting questions done.

Absolutely — if they’re realistic and come with quality feedback. Regular mock testing builds timing, pattern recognition, and decision-making under pressure. MediWord MSRA practice questions are built from real recall patterns, giving you a serious edge in both CPS and SJT sections.

No, some MSRA question banks either skip this section entirely or fail to accurately replicate the style of the real SJT. MediWord includes over 630 SJT scenarios, all written in alignment with GMC's Good Medical Practice. Each scenario comes with strategy guides and rank explanations—because succeeding in the SJT isn’t about guessing; it’s about thinking like a safe and effective F1 doctor.