Master the AMC Exam with GdayDoctor
Comprehensive AMC MCQ & Clinical Exam Preparation for International Medical Graduates
Expert-led courses • AHPRA registration guidance • Comprehensive study materials
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Complete AMC preparation - from MCQ exam to Clinical OSCE
AMC MCQ Exam Prep
Master the 150-question CAT assessment
- Comprehensive study materials
- Practice questions & mock exams
- Clinical reasoning strategies
- Australian healthcare context
AMC Clinical OSCE
16-station clinical assessment prep
- Clinical scenario practice
- Communication skills training
- Physical examination techniques
- Australian patient expectations
Career & Registration
Complete pathway guidance
- AHPRA registration assistance
- Visa & migration guidance
- CV optimization for AU market
- Job placement support
AMC Registration for International Medical Graduates
Choose your country to see the specific pathway and requirements for Australian medical registration
AMC Assessment Overview
MCQ Computer Adaptive Test + Clinical OSCE Examination
AMC MCQ (CAT)
- 📝150 multiple-choice questions
- ⏱️3.5 hours total exam time
- 💻Computer-adaptive testing
- 🧠Tests clinical knowledge & reasoning
AMC Clinical OSCE
- 🏥16 clinical stations
- ⏱️8-minute stations (+ reading time)
- 👥Standardized patient encounters
- 🗣️Tests communication & examination skills
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the AMC exam pathway
AMC MCQ (CAT) costs $2,920 AUD. Clinical exam costs $3,000 AUD (from July 2025). Total assessment pathway: approximately $6,000-7,000 AUD including portfolio and verification fees, plus AHPRA annual registration fees (~$1,027). Our preparation course is separate from official exam fees.
Pass rates vary by sitting. The AMC MCQ pass rate is approximately 50% overall. The Clinical exam has a lower pass rate of around 21%. Thorough preparation is essential - the clinical exam in particular requires dedicated practice with OSCE-style stations.
You cannot practice as a registered doctor until you pass both exams and receive AHPRA registration. However, you may work in other healthcare roles or supervised positions under specific registration categories while preparing.
The complete process typically takes 12-24 months, including document verification (EPIC/ECFMG), exam preparation, passing both MCQ and Clinical exams, and final AHPRA registration. Starting preparation early is key to success.
You must hold a primary medical qualification from a recognized institution, have completed at least 12 months of supervised clinical practice, and meet English language requirements (IELTS Academic 7.0 in each band, OET B in each component, or PTE Academic 65 in each section).
