For medical students in the Philippines: daily practice before the Physician Licensure Examination

The Physician Licensure Examination is run by the Professional Regulation Commission's Board of Medicine twice a year, with one sitting in March and April and another in October. It covers both the basic sciences and the clinical subjects, so revision has to reach every area.

The problem with cramming for a broad exam

An exam that spans the whole curriculum punishes the subject you left until last. A short set of questions every day, mixed across subjects, keeps every area in play for months rather than weeks.

Where WardRun fits

WardRun is a free daily medical game: a new run of clinical questions every day, one patient at a time, with the key point after every answer and a ranking against everyone who played. Its 3,000+ preclinical questions in anatomy, physiology, pathology and pharmacology cover the basic sciences too.

WardRun follows UK practice and guidance, so for local protocols, drug availability and public health questions, use Philippine sources. Use WardRun for the habit and for clinical reasoning that travels anywhere.

See the science first with ten free preclinical questions.

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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