Built for the UKMLA AKTUpdated for the 2026 content map

Pass the UKMLA AKT the smart way.

7,000+ SBAs, 11,118 spaced-repetition flashcards, and unlimited 200-question mocks — all referenced to NICE and BNF. One payment, yours for good.

Every answer linked to a NICE guideline or BNF entry — verifiable evidence, not uncited prose.

  • 7,000+

    UKMLA SBAs

  • 694

    Topics · 38 specialties

  • Unlimited

    200-question mocks

  • 11,118

    SM-2 flashcards

Every answer linked to NICE / BNF · Aligned to the 2026 GMC content map

What you get

Everything you need to pass — and nothing you don't.

One purchase, the whole UKMLA AKT prep stack. This is what it looks like inside.

694 topics of notes in a player built for revision.

Every AKT topic, step by step

  • Notes, practice and flashcards for every topic, one tab apart
  • Mark topics complete and watch each specialty fill up
  • Jump between sections without losing your place
The MLA Prep lesson player: the Cardiovascular presentations topic list with a completed topic ticked, the Chest pain notes, and an On this page section list beside them.

7,000+ SBAs with explanations referenced to NICE and BNF.

Know exactly why the answer is the answer

  • Real single-best-answer format with five options
  • A full explanation for every question, with the guideline it comes from
  • Flag questions, revisit them and track what you get wrong
A tutor-mode practice question in MLA Prep: a single-best-answer question with the chosen option marked, the correct answer highlighted and the referenced explanation open underneath.

Unlimited 200-question mocks, timed like the AKT.

Exam-day rehearsal, as often as you like

  • 200 questions on the clock, with a navigator and flags
  • A per-specialty breakdown the moment you finish
  • Review every question afterwards, right or wrong
A 200-question mock in progress in MLA Prep: the question navigator with answered and flagged questions, and the current question with its options.

11,118 flashcards with spaced repetition built in.

Turn repetition into retention

  • Rate each card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and the schedule does the rest
  • The card map shows what is rated, what is due and what you have bookmarked
  • Five minutes on the ward counts
A flashcard deck in MLA Prep: the current card beside a navigator with filters and a numbered card map showing rated and bookmarked cards.

Try it now

Three real questions. No account.

Straight from the bank — the same SBAs, options, and referenced explanations you'd revise with. See how you do.

Question 1 of 3Tutor mode

A 72 year old man has sudden severe tearing chest pain radiating to his back for 30 minutes. He has hypertension and peripheral vascular disease. His pulse rate is 102 bpm, blood pressure 185/110 mmHg in right arm and 142/88 mmHg in left arm. Which is the most appropriate investigation?

How it works

Four steps from signup to pass.

Full walkthrough
  1. 1

    Sign up

    Create your account in under a minute.

  2. 2

    Set your exam date

    We'll build your daily plan.

  3. 3

    Practise daily

    SBAs + flashcards, blueprint-weighted.

  4. 4

    Mock · pass

    200-Q mocks, full analytics, pass the AKT.

From the cohort

Words from the people using it.

  • “The questions actually made me think like the exam”

    I'd already done quite a lot of revision before using MLA Prep, but I still wasn't very confident with clinical SBAs. What I liked was that the questions weren't just testing random facts — a lot of them made me work through the presentation and decide what the most appropriate answer was. The explanations were also really useful when I got something wrong. I ended up using it pretty much every day in the run-up to my AKT.

    Dalla WilliamsFinal-year medical student
  • “Mocks were probably the best part for me”

    The full mocks were honestly what made the biggest difference. At first I was running out of time and making silly mistakes, even when I knew the content. Doing the 200-question papers under timed conditions helped me get much better at pacing myself. By the time I sat the AKT, the format felt much less intimidating because I'd already practised doing it properly several times.

    Abdullah NomaniFinal-year medical student
  • “I wish I'd started using it earlier”

    I started using MLA Prep fairly late and ended up wishing I'd found it sooner. The question bank was really useful for identifying gaps in my knowledge, especially in specialties I hadn't revised properly. I liked that I could do a quick set of questions when I didn't have much time rather than needing to sit down for a full revision session. By the week of the AKT I felt much more comfortable with the style of questions and my timing.

    Desh PaulFinal-year medical student
  • “Honestly saved me in the last few weeks before AKT”

    I mainly used MLA Prep for the last 4–5 weeks before my AKT and found the questions much more useful than just going through notes again. The timed mocks were especially helpful because you get used to doing a lot of SBAs without spending ages on one question. I also liked being able to see which specialties I was consistently getting wrong and then go back and revise those areas. Definitely helped me feel a lot less stressed going into the exam.

    DillenFinal-year medical student

Pricing

Pay once. Pass the exam.

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£34.99one-off

  • Full access forever — every future update
  • Full question bank + flashcards
  • Unlimited mock exams
  • 7-day full refund · no auto-renewal

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MLA Prep Books

Revise on the page, not just the screen.

Three UKMLA revision book series: drill exam-style questions with the Question Bank, learn the theory with the Study Guides, or revise by presenting complaint with Clinical Presentations. Referenced to NICE and the BNF, as instant PDF + EPUB.

Common questions

Before you commit.

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Is the question bank mapped to the GMC UKMLA AKT blueprint?

Yes — every SBA is tagged to a Clinical Presentation and Knowledge Area so your practice mirrors the live exam weighting. You can filter by domain inside the app.

Will this work for both UK medical students and IMGs?

Yes. Toggle your pathway at signup and the daily plan adjusts — UK candidates revise against the 2026 curriculum, IMGs get PLAB 1 / UKMLA AKT coverage.

How is this different from other question banks?

Every answer is referenced to a NICE guideline or BNF entry you can click through. No orphan explanations. No copy-pasted pharma data.

Do plans auto-renew?

No — MLA Prep is a one-off lifetime purchase. Pay once and it's yours for good, with every future update included. Carries a 7-day full refund.

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