Practice beats reading.
You learn the cubicle by sitting cubicles. We sell repetitions, not theory. Every plan is priced per sit, not per chapter.
Voice-based PLAB 2 practice for international medical graduates. Built by examiners who know exactly what the cubicle tests, because they wrote it. The closest thing to sitting the real exam, before exam day.
Three options. Read a textbook, drill an MCQ bank, or fly to Manchester for one in-person mock that costs £400 and runs once. Textbooks teach you the facts. Question banks rehearse recognition. The mock simulates the cubicle, but only once, on a Saturday, with a queue of doctors waiting for the same room.
The gap between knowing the answer on paper and saying it under exam pressure is where most candidates lose. The only way to close that gap is to sit cubicles. So we made cubicles you can sit at 2am, on your phone, three weeks before exam day.
Four phases, eight minutes, no shortcuts.
The same five-field card the real exam gives you: where you are, who the patient is, what you must do, the special note. Two minutes to plan before the door opens.
Real-time voice. A patient who behaves the way real patients do, holding back ideas and concerns until you ask. Address the examiner when you need findings, the same way you would on exam day. Eight-minute clock, no replays.
Marked against the full PLAB-style rubric. Every criterion shows whether you hit it, partially, or missed it, with the exact moment from your encounter as proof. Back in seconds, not days.
Three domain scores on the same four-band scale the real exam uses. Three strengths, three improvements, one coaching tip. Retake the same station and answer better.
You learn the cubicle by sitting cubicles. We sell repetitions, not theory. Every plan is priced per sit, not per chapter.
"Improve your communication" is not actionable. "You said cancer in turn six without warning the patient first" is. Every mark scheme item gives you the receipt.
£400 for one mock prices most candidates out of repetition. Plabity is built for the candidate who needs to sit thirty cubicles, not three.
Plabity is built by clinicians who have sat the exam, taught the exam, and seen the gap between "knowing it" and "saying it under pressure" up close. Stations are authored to the published PLAB 2 syllabus and the publicly-described CPSA rubric, then reviewed by examiners before they go live.
We are not the GMC and we do not have the GMC's internal mark scheme. Anyone who claims to is misleading you. What we have is the same rubric every published examiner training pack uses, applied consistently and at the cubicle-by-cubicle granularity the real exam grades at.
Plabity is an independent education platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the General Medical Council (GMC). PLAB is a registered trademark of the General Medical Council. Plabity content is not authored or reviewed by the GMC.
One free station, no card required. Eight minutes, real exam length, PLAB-grade mark scheme.
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