1. Simulate exam conditions
Use a quiet setting and complete both 100-question components under their separate two-hour timers, with the scheduled 15-minute break in between.
Mock Examination 5
Comprehensive Final Challenge
A broad final simulation emphasizing complex cases, multimorbidity, prioritization, and high-stakes decision-making.
Exam Workflow
Complete the mock as a full learning cycle
Use the steps below to obtain the greatest value from each attempt.
2. Commit to one best answer
Prioritize the safest and most appropriate next step based on the information in the stem.
3. Review every item
Review incorrect answers and correct guesses. Identify knowledge, interpretation, safety, or pacing errors.
4. Remediate by module
Return to the related module and complete focused questions before the next mock examination.
5. Track performance
Record domain scores, recurring error types, and time-management problems.
6. Rehearse safety priorities
Focus on emergencies, contraindications, interactions, pregnancy, organ impairment, and referral thresholds.
Exam structure and item realism: 200 A–D single-best-answer questions with exactly 140 linked case-based items (70%) and 60 independent items (30%): Component 1 = 100 questions / 120 minutes; 15-minute locked break; Component 2 = 100 questions / 120 minutes. Component 1 cannot be reopened after submission. Component 1 contains 68 case-based + 32 independent items; Component 2 contains 72 case-based + 28 independent items, and linked patient records never cross the break.
Prepare before you begin
Review the relevant modules, reserve the full exam window, and complete the mock through the enforced Component 1 → 15-minute break → Component 2 workflow.