Descarga Plabable for PLAB and MLA en PC con GameLoop Emulator

Plabable for PLAB and MLA en PC

Plabable for PLAB and MLA, proveniente del desarrollador Plabable, se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

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Plabable for PLAB and MLA Introducción

Plabable provides the ultimate resource to revise for the Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) and United Kingdom Medical Licensing Assessment (UKMLA).

PLAB is the main route by which International Medical Graduates demonstrate they have the necessary skills and knowledge to practise medicine in the UK. The exam includes PLAB part 1 and 2. At Plabable, we focus on high yield questions that mimic the PLAB part 1 exam, giving you the best opportunity to pass on the first attempt. PLAB part 1 is a three-hour computer-marked written examination comprising 180 single best answer questions.

The UKMLA is an exam for all UK medical graduates, starting 2024 in order to obtain a license to practise medicine in the UK. The exam will assess fundamental knowledge, abilities and behaviours required to practise safely as a doctor in the UK. We offer a comprehensive revision guide for you to prepare and pass the Applied Knowledge Test (AKT) which is the first part of the UKMLA.

Revise on the go with:

More than 3500 high yield questions

Questions organised by categories

Timed mock exams

Comprehensive revision notes

Question and notes flagging for ease of revision

Dedicated Whatsapp groups for discussion

GEMS featuring revision flash cards (add-on)

We take pride in staying on par with the current changes in the NHS and we consistently update our questions and explanations. The answers we provide on Plabable are evidence-based and our explanations are from various reliable sources such as NICE guidelines and Clinical Knowledge Summaries, Patient.info website as well as expert opinions from NHS prescribers.