Split your time between clinical reasoning and judgement.
MSRA Question Bank & Revision for Clinical Problem Solving and SJT
Passmedex helps foundation doctors and GP applicants practise the MSRA with realistic questions, short explanations, and a clear review loop.
- Clinical Problem Solving practice
- Professional judgement and SJT style feedback
- Short sessions that fit around shifts
Built for candidates preparing for recruitment and progression.
Use short, repeatable sessions instead of one long cram block.
What this page covers
Use this page to see what the MSRA collection includes and whether it fits the way you revise.
- Clinical Problem Solving questions written in the exam style.
- Professional judgement feedback that explains the main decision point.
- Short study blocks that are easy to repeat through the week.
How to revise with Passmedex
A short routine is usually easier to keep up than long cramming sessions.
- Start with a small set of questions.
- Review the explanation before moving on.
- Return to the same weak areas after a gap.
Who this page is for
This page is for doctors preparing for the MSRA, especially foundation and GP candidates.
- MSRA candidates who need CPS practice.
- Candidates who want clearer SJT-style judgement feedback.
- People who prefer plain explanations instead of long notes.
Related pages
Use these pages to move to the exam page, demo, or pricing page that matches your study plan.
Questions people usually ask before they start
What is the MSRA?
The MSRA is a UK recruitment exam with Clinical Problem Solving and professional judgement sections. Passmedex helps you practise both parts.
Does Passmedex cover both CPS and SJT style thinking?
Yes. The platform is built around the judgement and reasoning patterns used in the MSRA.
Is this useful for GP applicants as well as foundation doctors?
Yes. It is written for foundation doctors, GP applicants, and other doctors preparing for the MSRA.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. You can use the free demo and the free SJT assessment first.