Four steps from choosing your exam to booking it.
A routine you can repeat in the gaps between shifts.
Short answer: You choose your exam track, practise by subject with explanations, sit timed mock exams and use the results to decide when to book. Each step feeds the next: practice shows your weak subjects, mocks test them under time pressure, and the readiness indicator helps you judge when you may be ready. It is a guide and never predicts your result.
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Choose your exam
Pick your profession and your exam: DHA for nurses, doctors and other clinicians, or EMREE for doctors. Add your exam date if you have one and the app counts down to it. Your questions and mock exams are matched to you.
Practise a little each day
Work by subject, difficulty or status, or build your own set. In Tutor mode you see the explanation straight away. In Timed mode the feedback waits until the end, as in a timed exam. Ten minutes between shifts is enough to make progress.
Sit mock exams
Sit full-length timed mock exams in the exam format. Check flagged and unanswered questions before you submit, then read a results report that points to your weaker subjects.
Book it when you are ready
Use your weak areas and your readiness score to decide what to revise next. Book the exam when your mock results are steady. The score is a guide, and passing is never guaranteed.
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Ready to try step one?
Take the free 10-minute test. You get a score for each subject and know what to study first. No sign-up needed.