eMedici for International Medical Graduates

Your future in Australian medicine starts here

Prepare for AMC exams, sharpen clinical reasoning, and build confidence for the system you are working towards. eMedici helps IMGs turn existing medical knowledge into exam-ready and practice-ready judgement.

  • AMC MCQ Questions

    The official AMC Part 1 MCQ resource, free with your AMC MCQ exam authorisation. Practise with 210 AMC questions and familiarise yourself with the exam style.

  • Clinical Medicine

    eMedici-produced preparation for AMC Part 1, AMC Part 2, and Australian clinical confidence, with over 5,000 MCQs, OSCE stations, clinical cases, and detailed explanations.

  • Junior Doctor

    For the move into Australian hospital practice. Build ward confidence with clinical questions and cases for interns, residents, and doctors entering local clinical work.

eMedici Is Trusted by 80,000+ Students, Doctors, and IMGs

  • Australian Medical Council Limited
  • Bond University
  • Charles Darwin University
  • Curtin University
  • Deakin University
  • General Practice Registrars Australia
  • Monash University
  • University of Notre Dame
  • UNSW Sydney
  • The University of Western Australia
  • University of Wollongong Australia

Prepare for the AMC, and the system beyond it

As an IMG, you already know medicine. The hard part is translating that knowledge into the language of the AMC exams, clinical reasoning, local Australian guidelines, and expectations of practice. eMedici gives you a focused way to practise that transition, with a comprehensive resource built around Australian medicine.
  • Prepare deliberately for AMC Part 1 and AMC Part 2
  • Practise clinical reasoning, local Australian guidelines, and communication
  • Build confidence for the exam room and the clinical workplace
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Practise closer to the exam

Use AMC-style questions, clinical cases, and detailed explanations so preparation feels targeted instead of broad, scattered, and hard to measure.

Build Australian clinical judgement

Work through the presentations, investigations, management choices, and escalation decisions that reflect current Australian guidelines and how medicine is practised here.

Connect study to the next step

Prepare for the exams while keeping the bigger goal in view: safer, more confident communication and decision-making in Australian clinical practice.


Study properly, wherever you are

eMedici is built for the way IMGs actually prepare: focused question sessions, careful review of explanations and learning points, OSCE and case practice, and quick revision between work, family, paperwork, and everything else involved in moving your medical career to Australia.

Find the right questions fast

Filter by topic, difficulty, specialty, and question status so you can focus your AMC preparation on the areas that need the next pass.

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Highlight and take notes

Mark important details as you work through questions, cases, and explanations, then add your own notes so clinical reasoning and local guideline details become easier to review.

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In Australia, cervical screening is based on the National Cervical Screening Program. A 28-year-old with no symptoms should be offered a five-yearly cervical screening test that checks for HPV, not a two-yearly Pap smear. Self-collection is now an option for most people, with clinician-collected sampling still used when cytology is required.

Consolidate with learning points

Save the high-yield takeaways from questions and cases so each session builds your exam knowledge and your understanding of Australian practice.

Australian cervical screening uses HPV testing every five years for eligible people aged 25 to 74.
Do not default to the old two-yearly Pap smear language. In Australian exams, use the current National Cervical Screening Program terminology.
Self-collection is available for most people, but clinician-collected sampling may still be needed when cytology is required.

Practise OSCEs with structure

Use OSCE stations and clinical cases to practise histories, examinations, differentials, investigations, and management plans in a format that supports AMC Part 2 preparation.

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Track what needs more work

See how you are performing across specialties so your AMC revision is guided by evidence, not just anxiety about what might come up next.

Performance Breakdown

  • 💉 Addiction Medicine
  • 🫀 Cardiology
  • 🧴 Dermatology
  • 🍬 Endocrinology
  • 🔭 Gastroenterology
  • 👵 Geriatrics

Study on the go

Use the mobile app to revise between shifts, on the commute, or whenever you can fit another focused session into a busy schedule.

Smarter study for every step of your journey

Start with the product that matches your next exam or clinical goal, from official AMC MCQ practice to broader Australian clinical preparation.

  • AMC MCQ Questions

    The official AMC Part 1 MCQ resource, free with your AMC MCQ exam authorisation. Practise with 210 AMC questions and familiarise yourself with the exam style.

  • Clinical Medicine

    eMedici-produced preparation for AMC Part 1, AMC Part 2, and Australian clinical confidence, with over 5,000 MCQs, OSCE stations, clinical cases, and detailed explanations.

  • Junior Doctor

    For the move into Australian hospital practice. Build ward confidence with clinical questions and cases for interns, residents, and doctors entering local clinical work.