Frequently asked questions.

Yes. Five sample questions for each exam, with worked explanations and their sources, with no account or card. A free account then unlocks a 20-question mini mock exam for each exam, with your weakest topics and what to read. Choose your exam.

Your PLAB 1 pass covers the full PLAB 1 question bank and two timed 180-question mock exams, every answer explained with its source; a tracker that picks your next topic, with smart revision and a readiness score; and a week-by-week study plan to your sitting. If you finish the bank and both mock exams and still don’t pass, choose a refund or more time. Paid once, with no subscription and no automatic renewal. One MRCPsych pass covers Paper A and Paper B in the same way.

PLAB 1: £29 for 3 months, £49 for 6 months, £69 for 12 months. MRCPsych (Paper A and Paper B): £29 for 1 month, £39 for 3 months, £59 for 6 months, £89 for 12 months. See the passes.

No. A pass is a single payment through Lemon Squeezy. There is no subscription and no automatic renewal. When your pass ends, you can buy another if you need more time.

As soon as Lemon Squeezy confirms your payment, usually within a minute. Your pass then appears on your dashboard, and its length counts from that moment. If you already have a pass for the same exam, the new one is added on top.

Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record for MedMocks. It takes the payment, works out any tax that applies where you live and shows you the final price before you pay.

You can cancel within 14 days of buying, as long as you haven’t started using the question bank. When you pay, you ask for access to start straight away, so the right to cancel ends once you start using it. If anything is faulty or not as described, you keep your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Cancellations and refunds.

The bank and the mock exams are the plan. Finish them before your sitting, with no minimum score. If you still don’t pass PLAB 1, send your result within 30 days and choose your money back or twice your pass length, free. It applies to PLAB 1 passes. Read the terms.

PLAB 1 questions are written from current UK sources: NICE guidelines, GMC guidance, UK law and codes of practice, Resuscitation Council UK, RCOG, the UK Medical Eligibility Criteria and the Oxford Handbooks. MRCPsych questions are written from the standard psychiatry textbooks, NICE and UK mental health law. Each explanation names its source, so you can read it.

PLAB 1 has two timed mock exams of 180 questions in 3 hours. Each MRCPsych paper has two of 150 questions in 3 hours. You get no feedback until you submit. Then you see your score by topic, every explanation and what to read first.

Questions you get wrong go into revision. Each one comes back after 10 minutes, then after 1, 3 and 7 days, until you get it right on three separate days. Questions you get right first time don’t come back, so your time goes where it helps.

A summary of how much of the bank you’ve covered, how accurate and consistent you are, and your mock exam results. It appears after 50 questions across 3 topics. It is a study guide, not a prediction of your result.

Yes. MedMocks runs in your phone’s browser. Your progress is saved to your account, so you can switch between phone and laptop.

Email support@medmocks.com with the question wording. We check every report against the source and correct the bank.

No. A pass is for one person. Sharing a login is against our terms.

From your Account page: download your data at any time, or send a deletion request. See the privacy policy.

No. MedMocks is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the GMC or the Royal College of Psychiatrists.