AMC MCQ prep tuned to Australian practice

The AMC MCQ exam tests whether you can practise safely in Australia — which means Australian guidelines, Australian epidemiology (hello, melanoma capital of the world), and adaptive-style questioning that probes your weak spots. MediLingo trains all three: 3,900+ exam-style questions across 21 specialties, timed challenges, and duels that keep you sharp.

3,900+ exam-style questions, AI-generated and cross-checked against current guidelines, with expert human review in progress. Free permanently for medical students in 72 eligible developing countries — funded by Western subscriptions.

Exam at a glance

How MediLingo prepares you

Sample questions

A 55-year-old surfer notices a pigmented lesion on his back has become asymmetrical with irregular borders, 8 mm across. Best next step?

A Reassure and photograph for monitoring
B Shave biopsy in clinic
C Urgent excisional biopsy / referral ✓ Correct
D Cryotherapy

Explanation: Suspected melanoma: urgent excisional biopsy with narrow margins. Never shave or freeze a suspicious pigmented lesion.

A 30-year-old man has spreading erythema and warmth of the lower leg for 2 days, no systemic symptoms. Best management?

A Oral flucloxacillin ✓ Correct
B IV ceftriaxone
C Topical mupirocin
D Incision and drainage

Explanation: Uncomplicated cellulitis: oral flucloxacillin (or cephalexin) first-line; reserve IV therapy for systemic features.

A 52-year-old Aboriginal man with type 2 diabetes has persistent albuminuria on repeat testing, BP 138/86. Best next step for renal protection?

A Tight glycaemic control alone
B ACE inhibitor ✓ Correct
C Thiazide diuretic
D Annual monitoring only

Explanation: Albuminuric diabetic kidney disease: ACE inhibitor (or ARB) for renal protection, independent of blood pressure.

Frequently asked questions

Is MediLingo really free?

Free for medical students in 72 low- and lower-middle-income countries. Paid subscriptions elsewhere fund the free tier.

Who writes the questions?

Our question bank is AI-generated, then cross-reviewed by a second medical AI layer against established clinical guidelines and reputable medical literature. Expert human review is currently in progress.

How are the questions made?

Our question bank is AI-generated, then cross-reviewed by a second medical AI layer against established clinical guidelines and reputable medical literature. Expert human review is currently in progress — every question in the final bank will have passed two layers of review: medical AI and human expert.

Does it cover Australian practice?

Yes — the bank includes Australian-practice priorities across all 21 specialties.

How is this different from other AMC banks?

Micro-learning built for shift workers, gamified review that sticks, and a free tier for the students who need it most.

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