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AMC Clinical · AI Roleplay
Practise AMC Clinical
with an AI patient.
All 151 AMC Handbook cases, plus unlimited Beyond-Handbook AI clinical cases. Voice in, voice out. Scored against the same 13-domain AMC rubric.
No card. 1 free station per day. AMC Handbook 2026 aligned.
AMC Handbook · Station 47
08:00Patient
Doctor, I've been having this chest pain for two days. It's worse when I climb stairs.
AI voice patient13-domain rubric
151
AMC Handbook cases
∞
Beyond-Handbook cases
13
AMC examiner domains
100%
AU clinical aligned
The problem
Reading Murtagh isn’t practising.
The AMC Clinical exam is 8 minutes per station, live, voiced, scored on the spot. No textbook gets you there.
Old way
Re-read the handbook. Hope.
- —Solo reading; never spoken aloud
- —Study partner needs scheduling, may not show up
- —No 13-domain feedback — you don’t know where you’re losing marks
- —Tools tuned for USMLE, not AMC Clinical
New way
Talk through a station. Get scored. Repeat.
- +AI patient holds context for the full 8 minutes
- +Available 24/7 — no partner, no scheduling
- +13-domain examiner score, line by line
- +Built around the AMC Handbook 2026, in Sydney
How it works
Three steps. Then you’re practising.
Step 1
Pick a case
Browse the 151 AMC Handbook cases by specialty — or switch to Beyond-Handbook mode for unlimited AI-generated cases on the systems you're weakest on.
5 sec to start
Step 2
Talk for 8 minutes
Voice in, voice out. The AI patient holds the history coherently — you can pivot, redirect, summarise. Just like the real exam.
Voice OSCE · 24/7
Step 3
Get scored on the rubric
A Claude-Sonnet examiner grades your transcript against the AMC's 13-domain rubric. You see exactly where you scored, where you didn't.
13-domain breakdown
The AI examiner
Scored on the same rubric the AMC uses.
When you say “thank you, that’s all”, a Claude-Sonnet examiner reads your transcript and grades it across all 13 AMC examiner domains. You see the score, the rationale, and the exact moments you lost or gained marks — line by line.
- Grounded in your actual transcript — no generic feedback
- Quote-level rationale: “Lost 1 mark here because you didn’t ask about red flags”
- Weak-domain tracking across sessions — you know what to fix next
Station 47 · Chest pain
Examiner score
107/130
82%
- Approach to the patient9
- History-taking8
- Communication & rapport9
- Physical examination7
- Investigations8
- Diagnostic reasoning9
- Management plan8
- Patient safety9
- Professionalism9
- Cultural & social awareness8
- Ethics & medico-legal8
- Counselling & shared decision7
- Time management8
Rationale (excerpt): Strong rapport and red-flag screening for cardiac causes. Lost 1 mark on counselling — patient never told likely diagnosis before exam ended.
AMC MCQ · Infectious diseases · Q 1,204
A 19-year-old university student presents with 5 days of sore throat, fever and profound fatigue. Examination: exudative tonsillitis, posterior cervical lymphadenopathy, mild splenomegaly. The most appropriate next step?
- B. Commence oral amoxicillinYour answer
- D. Supportive care + EBV serologyCorrect
Why was I wrong?
SmartFeedback
The trap: exudative tonsillitis in a young adult screams strep — but posterior nodes + splenomegaly point to EBV, where amoxicillin triggers a near-universal maculopapular rash. Guideline: eTG Antibiotic says withhold antibiotics in suspected glandular fever and confirm with EBV serology first. Pearl: anterior nodes think strep, posterior nodes think EBV — never amoxicillin for a tired teenager with a big spleen.
Cached · re-reads are free
AMC MCQ · SmartFeedback
Every wrong answer becomes a lesson.
4,300+ AU-aligned MCQs across 15 specialties — and when you miss one, hit “🤔 Why was I wrong?”. SmartFeedback names the exact trap you fell into, cites the Australian guideline it tested (RACGP, eTG, AMH, NHFA), and leaves you one clinical pearl for exam day.
- Personalised to the option you actually picked — not a generic answer key
- Explanations cached, so re-reading during revision costs nothing
- FSRS spaced repetition resurfaces the questions you got wrong, right before you’d forget
4,300+ MCQs15 specialtiesAU guidelines citedSpaced repetition
Case coverage
151 Handbook cases. Plus unlimited Beyond.
The 151 AMC Handbook cases below are the exam-aligned core. When you want more reps, Beyond-Handbook generates fresh AI cases — no daily cap.
Handbook mode151 cases
The exam-aligned set. Every AMC Handbook 2026 case, mapped to the 13-domain rubric.
Beyond-Handbook modeUnlimited
Fresh AI-generated cases across every specialty — no daily cap, infinite reps for the systems you’re weakest on.
Cardiology14Respiratory12Gastroenterology11Endocrinology9Renal7Neurology10Mental health13Paediatrics15Women's health12Surgery9Emergency11Geriatrics6Ethics7Communication10Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander health5
Handbook counts above are the AMC-aligned set. Beyond-Handbook adds infinite extras.
Beyond Clinical
Two more ways to prep.
AMC Clinical is the moat. Ask AI and flashcards are how you keep building between stations.
Flashcards
21 specialty decks. FSRS-5 spaced recall.
Cited like a textbook, fast like a flashcard. Plus AI generation from your notes and Anki .apkg import.
- ✓21 packaged AU-cited decks
- ✓AI cards from your notes
- ✓Anki .apkg import
Built for IMGs, by IMGs
We sat the same exam.
Mostly Medicine is built by a small team of International Medical Graduates and IT professionals in Sydney. AMC pass-graduates on the team shape every clinical case; engineers ship the platform around them.
We’re not affiliated with the AMC, AHPRA or any official body. We’re an independent study tool, aligned with the public AMC Handbook 2026 and Australian clinical guidelines.
2026
AMC Handbook edition
151 cases aligned + unlimited Beyond
Sydney
Where it’s built
Same time zone you’ll work in
100%
AU clinical guidelines
No US-tuned content
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want unlimited.
Free forever
A$0
Test the product end-to-end. No card.
- ✓1 AMC Clinical station / day
- ✓5 MCQs / day
- ✓5 flashcard reviews / day
- ✓Full Ask AI reference library
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Pro
A$29/ month
Or A$290 / year — save A$58. Cancel any time.
- ✓Unlimited AMC Clinical stations
- ✓Unlimited MCQs across all specialties
- ✓3 AI-generated decks / day from your notes
- ✓1 Anki .apkg import / day
- ✓FSRS-5 spaced repetition on every card
AUD pricing · Stripe payout to AU bank · GST-ready invoice. See Enterprise & full breakdown
FAQ
What IMGs ask before signing up.
What does an AMC Clinical AI station actually feel like?
You hit start, see the scenario (e.g. "40-year-old with chest pain"), and the AI patient greets you in voice. You talk; it responds. You can interrupt, redirect, summarise — like a real exam. After 8 minutes you say "thank you", and a Sonnet-4.6 examiner scores you against the 13-domain AMC rubric. Available 24/7.
What's the difference between Handbook and Beyond-Handbook cases?
Handbook mode = the 151 cases mapped 1:1 to the AMC Handbook 2026 — the exam-aligned set everyone needs to know. Beyond-Handbook mode = unlimited AI-generated cases across every specialty, refreshed every time you start one. Use Handbook to cover the exam, Beyond to drill the systems you're weakest on without running out of practice.
Is the content actually aligned with the AMC Handbook 2026?
Yes. Every station maps to the AMC Handbook 2026 case categories (cardiology, peds, mental health, etc.). Investigation choices, management plans and counselling lines are written against Australian clinical guidelines — not USMLE or UK NICE.
How is the AI examiner score calculated?
Your transcript is graded by Claude Sonnet 4.6 against the AMC's 13-domain rubric (history, communication, diagnostic reasoning, etc.). Each domain is scored 0–10 with a quote-level rationale: "Lost 1 mark on counselling because you didn't explain the likely diagnosis before time ran out." Weak-domain tracking persists across sessions.
How does MCQ SmartFeedback work?
When you answer one of the 4,300+ MCQs wrong, hit "🤔 Why was I wrong?" — SmartFeedback generates a personalised AI explanation that names the exact trap you fell into, the Australian guideline the question tested (RACGP, eTG, AMH or NHFA), and one clinical pearl for exam day. Explanations are cached, so re-reading them during revision is free. Included on the free tier (5 MCQs/day).
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes — the mobile app is in active testing (Android Play Store APK, iOS TestFlight). The voice OSCE works directly in mobile Safari and Chrome too if you don't want to install. AI deck generation and Anki import stay on web for v1.
What's the free tier really worth?
1 voice OSCE station per day, 5 AMC MCQs per day, 5 flashcard reviews per day, and the full Ask AI reference library. Enough to test every feature end-to-end before deciding. No card needed.
Refund / cancellation policy?
Cancel any time in your account — the remainder of the paid month stays active. We don't promise pass-or-refund guarantees, but if something breaks, email us within 30 days and we'll sort it out.
Your first station
Stop reading. Start talking.
One AMC Handbook station. 8 minutes. Voice OSCE with an AI patient and a real examiner rubric on the other side.
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