For medical students and doctors in India: daily practice, and the UK content map

Indian MBBS students follow a competency-based curriculum of at least four and a half years, then a compulsory rotating internship. Whatever comes next, a national exam or a move abroad, a daily habit of clinical questions keeps every subject warm.

Exams at home

NEET PG remains the postgraduate entrance exam, and the planned National Exit Test (NExT) has not yet replaced it. Check the National Medical Commission for the current position before you plan around either. WardRun is not built for NEET PG or NExT, so use a bank made for those exams for that.

If you are considering the UK

International doctors who want to join the UK medical register take PLAB, which the GMC says meets its Medical Licensing Assessment requirements. UK graduates and international doctors are assessed on the same set of topics, set out in the MLA content map.

Be clear-eyed about jobs. Under the UK's Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act 2026, Foundation Programme places go first to UK graduates and then to a small priority group, before graduates of Indian medical schools.

Where WardRun fits

WardRun is a free daily run of single best answer questions mapped to the same MLA content map, with the key point after every answer and a ranking against everyone who played. Start with what the content map covers.

A new set every day

6,800+ questions mapped to the 2026 UKMLA content map, free every day with every answer explained. Climb your medical school's table.

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