Clinical Problem Solving
Foundation-level clinical decisions presented through Single Best Answer and Extended Matching formats.
Free MSRA mock exam
Free MSRA mock exam
The free mini mock covers both Clinical Problem Solving and Professional Dilemmas. It is structured like a real piece of exam practice: timed questions, flags, review and a clear results summary.
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Free mini mockCPS + PD
Clinical Problem Solving · Single best answer
A 44-year-old man presents with a 4-month history of asymmetrical joint pain and swelling affecting his right distal interphalangeal joints and left knee. He has pitting and onycholysis of several fingernails.
1.Psoriatic arthritis
2.Rheumatoid arthritis
3.Reactive arthritis
2MSRA components
4core question formats
1timed mini mock
£0free trial
What is included
An example of the platform format.
You will move through the core experience used in the full mocks, from timed answering to post-mock review.
Professional Dilemmas
Realistic workplace situations using Ranking and Best Three questions.
Review afterwards
See your responses, the keyed answers and explanations.
Use it properly
Set aside one sitting.
The value is not in rushing through free questions. Treat the mini mock as a baseline: work under the timer, commit to each answer, then review mistakes.
- Use the device you expect to revise on regularly.
- Do not search for answers while the timer is running.
- Write down why you changed any answer during review.
- Use weak areas to choose the next guide or full paper.
Build the method
Read the guides before your next attempt.
CPS strategy
A repeatable way to find the decision point and handle close options.
Read the guide →PD strategy
How to judge safety, proportionality, communication and escalation.
Read the guide →Format and preparation
Current paper structure and a practical revision framework.
Read the guide →Independent preparation resource
MSRAMocks is an independent educational product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or part of NHS England, Pearson VUE or any official MSRA body. Any score shown by the platform is an indicative revision estimate, not official MSRA standardisation.