From the team behind SCA Revision

Your MRCGP
AKT Revision
Partner.

A 7,000+ question bank that adapts to you, plus 14 Learn courses, 750+ fact sheets and an AI tutor — all in one plan, built for the AKT.

7 days free, then £19.99 £15.99/month · cancel any timeLaunch offer

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The problem

Too many questions. Too little time. No direction.

  • The curriculum is enormous, and study leave never stretches far enough.
  • You can do sixty questions tonight and remember almost none of them by the weekend.
  • You're never sure which topics are your weakest, or what to revise next.
  • Question banks mark your answers, then leave you to work out the rest alone.
The solution

Every answer feeds a plan.

Most banks hand you a score and stop. Ours puts a whole system behind it:

  • The bank serves the right questions on repeat — timed to return before you forget.
  • Wrong answers feed recommendations for our AKT Learn courses — all included in AKT Ultimate.
  • The AI tutor finds you the right answer in seconds — no trawling through long guidance.
  • Readiness judged against the RCGP's published pass marks — never a hunch.
Why choose AKT Revision

From the team who’s done this before.

SCA Revision — the UK’s most-used SCA platform — is ours: nearly 10,000 registrars helped through that exam. Same GPs, same guideline discipline, pointed at the AKT. And where a topic needs teaching before testing, AKT Learn breaks it into its simplest pieces and builds it back up, the way the best learning apps do.

Today · Wednesday

Your plan

One day at a time.

NEW

10 new questions

Focus: Cardiovascular health

DUE

7 smart reviews

Timed to return before you forget

FIRST

2 confident-wrong answers

They jump the queue — they fail exams

10 MIN

Read: DVLA reference card

Linked from yesterday's miss

LEARN

Next course: Statistics & EBM

Recommended from your weak areas

EXAM READINESS74% · ON TRACK

Judged against the RCGP’s published pass marks — never a hunch.

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The question bank & mocks

Full questions, fully explained.

7,000+ items written to the real exam’s style and verified against current UK guidance — with explanations that teach, and mocks that rehearse the actual 160-in-160 sitting.

  • Every question type in the paper — single best answer, multiple best answer, extended matching and free text — each with why-right-why-wrong feedback.
  • Flag questions with private notes, report anything dubious (it leaves circulation instantly), and open the linked fact sheet from every explanation.
  • Real-format mocks with pacing feedback and a topic-by-topic debrief, judged against the published pass marks.
Deep dive: The question bank & mocks
Question 04 / 10

A 72-year-old woman has two years of progressive memory loss. Which finding is most likely on MRI?

AFrontal lobe atrophy
BMultiple lacunar infarcts
CMedial temporal lobe atrophy
DNormal appearances for age

Correct.

72% of members got this right

Medium

Why C is right

Medial temporal (hippocampal) atrophy is the most established MRI finding in Alzheimer’s disease.

Why the others are wrong

A suggests frontotemporal dementia. B points to vascular dementia — stepwise, not progressive. D — this is never normal ageing.

Next question

Today’s plan

10 new questions

Focus: Cardiovascular health

Practise

7 smart review questions

3 met by green extras · daily goal capped at 10

Review

Next review · in 6 days · scheduled

Confidence calibration

Sure91% right
Think so64% right
Guessing31% right

Confidently-wrong answers jump the review queue — they fail exams.

The learning engine

A bank that remembers what you forget.

Spaced repetition brings important knowledge back before it fades — often with a fresh question on the same idea. Confidence marking catches the things you only think you know.

  • Smart review — nothing scheduled past your exam; everything gets a final pass before the day.
  • Sure, Think so or Guessing on every answer — lucky guesses come back soon; confident mistakes jump the queue.
  • A daily plan that tells you what to do next, and a readiness score judged against the RCGP’s published pass marks — never a hunch.
Deep dive: The learning engine
AKT Learn — the course app

When testing isn’t enough: be taught.

Built the way the best learning apps teach: 14 courses that assume nothing, breaking each topic into its simplest pieces — short lessons, then practice, then a topic exam to unlock the next step.

  • 900+ bite-size skills across 166 topics — teach slides first, 13,000+ practice questions behind them.
  • Streaks, XP and earned unlocks keep you showing up; spaced review makes it stick.
  • Aimed at the persistently-failed areas — prescribing, neurology, statistics, professional dilemmas.
AKT Learn is part of Ultimate. During the trial, choose one course each day.

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What menopause is

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Who it affects & how it presents

Diagnosis & investigation

Locked

Module exam

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AKT Tutor

27/30 messages left this month

Why check ketones if her glucose is normal?
Because SGLT2 inhibitors like empagliflozin can cause ketoacidosis with near-normal glucose — euglycaemic DKA. Illness plus these drugs means checking ketones, whatever the meter says.
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The AI tutor

Stuck? Ask, right there.

A tutor docked inside every answered question and every Learn topic — for the “but why?” moments. Short, UK-specific answers in seconds, grounded in our own fact sheets rather than the open internet.

  • Guidance-dependent answers come only from our guideline-checked library — not a chatbot’s imagination.
  • One-tap starters: “Why is my answer wrong here?”, “Give me a memory hook”.
  • 30 messages a month included with any paid membership.
Deep dive: The AI tutor
The library

The knowledge behind every question.

750+ fact sheets — one per subtopic across all 32 RCGP topic areas — plus quick reference cards for the pure look-up facts. The knowledge the questions are written from, wired straight back into practice.

  • Linked from every explanation, with “Practise this sheet” on every sheet.
  • Search that understands meaning — lay phrasing finds the clinical sheet.
  • Reference cards for drug ladders, DVLA rules, thresholds and formulae — tables, not prose.
Deep dive: Fact sheets & reference cards

Fact sheet · Cardiovascular health

AF: anticoagulation decisions

When to anticoagulate

Offer anticoagulation when CHA₂DS₂-VASc is 2 or more; consider it for men scoring 1. Assess bleeding risk with ORBIT — but a high score prompts modification of risk factors, not automatic withholding.

DOACs first line — apixaban, edoxaban, rivaroxaban or dabigatran.

Warfarin only when DOACs are contraindicated or unsuitable.

Reference card

Anticoagulation & DOACs

Keep going

Practise this sheet →

1 of 750+ sheets · searchable by meaning
Try before you subscribe

Have a week on us.

We’ve been working hard on this behind the scenes, and we’re confident you’ll appreciate what it has to offer. To prove it, your first week is on us — a full seven days free with your first plan, so you can try the courses and the questions for yourself. Add your card securely with Stripe and nothing is charged until the trial ends.

  • During the trial, you can answer up to 50 questions each day and send 10 AI tutor messages in total. Mock exams open when your paid membership starts.
  • With the Ultimate trial, choose one Learn course each day. Study as much as you like in that course that day. Every course opens when your paid membership starts.
  • Everything you do in the week counts — your answers, streak and scheduled reviews carry straight into your membership.
  • If you stay, your selected plan starts automatically at the price shown at checkout. If you don’t, cancelling is a button in your account, not an email to support.
Reference cards

Reference card · Neurology

DVLA: Stroke & TIA

SituationDriving again
Single TIA, full recoveryAfter 1 month
Multiple TIAs3 months + tell DVLA
Bus or lorry (Group 2)After 1 year
Taxi / private hireLicensing authority — often Group 2

Note

A single TIA with full recovery does not need reporting to the DVLA — but the month off driving still applies.

1 of 75+ cards · 5 categoriesPractise this sheet →
If you remember three things

What makes this different.

Written by GPs who've passed it

Every question is written by GPs who have passed the MRCGP and now train and examine registrars — and checked against current UK guidance, with the source cited on the question.

NICECKSBNFSIGN

A plan, not a pile

Log in and the day is already decided: How many new questions, which topic, what's due for review — with a readiness score anchored to the RCGP's published pass marks, never a hunch.

Daily planSpaced reviewConfidenceReadiness

Built for the exam you'll sit

The October 2025 format throughout: 160 questions in 160 minutes, every question type in the paper, and timed mocks with pacing feedback.

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Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

The short version: built for the new exam, priced simply, honest about the numbers.

When does it launch?+

It's live — choose a plan, create your account and complete Stripe's secure card checkout to get member access.

How much will it cost?+

If this is your first AKT Revision plan, you can try it free for 7 days. AKT Ultimate includes the Question Bank, AKT Learn, 750+ fact sheets, timed mocks and the AI tutor. It is normally £19.99/month and £15.99/month during our launch offer. Unlimited AI costs an extra £5/month. These are the final prices in GBP; Stripe Tax is not added. Cancel any time.

How does the free trial work?+

Choose Question Bank or AKT Ultimate, create your account and add your card securely with Stripe. If this is your first AKT Revision plan, you can use it free for 7 days. The trial does not include mock exams. You can answer up to 50 practice questions each day and send 10 AI tutor messages during the whole trial. If you choose Ultimate, AKT Learn is included. Choose one Learn course each day and study as much as you like in that course that day. We will not charge you until the trial ends. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.

What's the difference between the Question Bank and AKT Learn?+

The Question Bank tests and tracks: 7,000+ exam-style questions scheduled by the learning engine, with mocks and progress. AKT Learn teaches: 14 structured courses that build every topic from the basics up, lesson by lesson, with streaks and unlocks. AKT Ultimate gives you both together in one plan. Quiz and completed mock results identify your AKT weak areas and can surface a matching Learn course. Your Learn activity controls where you resume and what Learn reviews next, but it never changes your AKT score or question practice.

What does the AI tutor do?+

After any question — or inside any Learn topic — you can ask follow-ups: why an option is wrong, what a term means, how a guideline applies. Answers are short, UK-specific and grounded in our own fact sheets rather than the open internet. Every paid membership includes 30 tutor messages a month, with Unlimited AI available as an optional £5/month add-on.

Is it built for the new exam format?+

Yes. From October 2025 the AKT is 160 questions in 160 minutes (80% clinical, 10% evidence and statistics, 10% organisation). The question styles, mocks, pacing feedback and readiness benchmarks all assume that format.

Where do the questions come from?+

They're written against current UK guidance — NICE, CKS, BNF, SIGN and the other named bodies — with the source cited on the question, and human-reviewed before publication. If a member believes a question is wrong, one tap reports it and it leaves circulation until re-reviewed.

How is this different from other AKT banks?+

The learning engine. Spaced repetition decides what knowledge should be tested next; confident errors rise first, while secure material retires. Reviews can use a fresh question on the same clinical idea so you learn the medicine rather than an answer letter.

I'm an SCA Revision member — is this included?+

AKT Revision is a sister product with its own subscription — most trainees sit the two exams at different stages. Same team, same standards, separate product.

Are you affiliated with the RCGP?+

No — AKT Revision is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the RCGP. Exam-format facts and pass marks quoted on this page come from the RCGP's published feedback reports.

What devices does it work on?+

Any modern browser on phone, tablet or computer. It's built for revision in the gaps — ten questions on a break works as well as an evening session at a desk.

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Choose a plan, create your account and add your card securely with Stripe. If this is your first AKT Revision plan, the first 7 days are free.