eMedici for International Medical Graduates
Your future in Australian medicine starts here
Prepare for AMC exams, sharpen Australian 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.
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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.
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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.
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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
Prepare for the AMC, and the system beyond it
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Prepare deliberately for AMC Part 1 and AMC Part 2
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Practise Australian clinical reasoning, guidelines, and communication
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Build confidence for the exam room and the clinical workplace
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 how medicine is practised in Australia.
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
Find the right questions fast
Filter by topic, difficulty, clinical stream, and question status so you can focus your AMC preparation on the areas that need the next pass.
Highlight and take notes
Mark important details as you work through questions, cases, and explanations, then add your own notes so Australian clinical reasoning becomes easier to review.
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.
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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Candidate
Lucas Kim
You
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Examiner
Ava Mitchell
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Patient
Sophie Caldwell
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.
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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 IMG pathway.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Our content is crafted by clinicians and educators who know the Australian system – so you’re not just prepared, you're practising with confidence.
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eMedici combines high-quality material and robust peer review with a uniquely Australian focus. UNSW students value the confidence they can place in learning relevant information for their future practice. I recommend this excellent resource.
Senior Vice Dean (Education), UNSW Medicine & Health
eMedici is an excellent resource which my friends and I use for exam and OSCE preparation. The thorough explanations and the fact that each question has been reviewed by a specialist is reassuring and allows me to learn around the topic rather than just for a specific question. The smooth interface is enjoyable to interact with and helps divide up my studying.
Medical Student, Monash University
eMedici has been hugely popular among students throughout the clinical years of the program. Students appreciate the opportunity to practise clinical reasoning on authentic cases aligned to their clinical disciplines, and academics value the provision of formative assessment.
Dean and Head of School, UWA Medical School
I've really enjoyed using the Question Bank and found eMedici incredibly helpful for my OSCE and written exam preparation. The format is well-organised, easy to follow, and the explanations are well-rounded and succinct. Perfect for us who are busy with placement but still need to prepare for exams and reinforce our knowledge.
Medical Student, Bond University