PLAB QBank Questions&Solutions

3300+ PLAB Part 1 questions with worked solutions and a detailed explanation on every answer. Open the app and answer your first question in ten seconds — no signup, no setup. PLAB is the main route for international medical graduates to practise in the UK. PLAB 1 is the written single-best-answer paper, and this question bank is built directly for it: high question volume, mixed subjects, a full explanation every time. WHAT YOU GET • 3300+ PLAB 1 style questions • Detailed explanations with the reasoning worked through • Weak-area identification based on how you score • Subject coverage across the whole PLAB 1 blueprint • New questions added regularly as the exam format moves • Dark mode for long revision sessions • Clean interface with no ads CONTENT COVERED Clinical case interpretation and management, high-yield facts and mnemonics, anatomy, physiology, pathology, biochemistry, pharmacology, microbiology, medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, psychiatry, emergency medicine, general practice, medical ethics and UK clinical guidelines. WHY VOLUME WORKS PLAB does not test obscure knowledge. It tests whether you can make the right call quickly, following UK guidance. That is pattern recognition, and pattern recognition comes from volume. Working through 3300 questions and reading every explanation is a different exercise from reading a textbook twice. A REVISION RHYTHM THAT WORKS 1. Take one subject at a time to find your gaps 2. Read the explanation whether you got it right or wrong 3. Repeat the subjects where your accuracy is lowest 4. Move to mixed sets in the final weeks WHO IT IS FOR International medical graduates preparing for PLAB 1 and GMC registration, UKMLA candidates, doctors preparing for the licensing examination in Hong Kong, and medical students who want to revise clinical medicine against UK guidance. FEEDBACK Corrections, missing subjects and feature requests are all welcome at [email protected]. DISCLAIMER This app is an independent study aid for educational use. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the General Medical Council (GMC), the PLAB test, or any examining body.