Master the MSRA CPS paper with high-yield clinical scenarios, evidence-based explanations, and an adaptive bank that identifies your specialty weaknesses.
The Framework
2,500+ SBA & EMQs
A clinical vignette followed by five options. You must select the most appropriate management step, investigation, or diagnosis. These questions often test "Next Best Step" logic.
600+ Revision Notes
Concise summaries of first and second-line management for the most commonly tested MSRA conditions.
Adaptive Learning
Our system identifies which of the 12 clinical domains you are struggling with and prioritises those questions.
NICE-Guideline Aligned
The CPS paper is strictly based on standard UK practice. This means the "correct" answer is invariably the one supported by the latest **NICE CKS (Clinical Knowledge Summaries)**. MediWord ensures that every question explanation in our bank provides a direct link to the relevant NICE guideline, reinforcing your learning with primary evidence.
Why candidates fail
The Clinical Problem Solving (CPS) paper is the standard against which your medical knowledge is measured for UK specialty recruitment. Sitting alongside the Professional Dilemmas paper, the CPS MSRA is designed to assess your ability to apply clinical knowledge to frequently encountered scenarios in UK practice.
Core Insight
MSRA CPS Core Insight: 97 questions. 75 minutes. That leaves you with roughly 46 seconds per question to read, analyse, and select the correct clinical management step.
The largest MSRA bank online - every question sourced from genuine exam recalls and written by top-scoring doctors.
Realistic, exam-style ethical scenarios covering ranking and multiple-best-answer formats, all aligned with GMC Good Medical Practice.
Concise, exam-focused notes covering every MSRA topic with a clickable link to the full NICE or GMC guideline.
Sit realistic CPS and PD mocks under exam conditions and review your performance across every topic.
Ask clinical or ethical questions anytime and get instant, guideline-referenced answers with source links.
Live sessions led by top-scoring candidates covering high-yield topics and exam strategy, available on-demand.
Pricing
Choose the plan that fits your revision schedule.
Plan 1
1 month
£30.00
Plan 2
3 months
£45.00
Plan 3
6 months
£70.00
FAQ
The MSRA (Multi-Specialty Recruitment Assessment) is a computer-based exam used for entry into a range of specialty training programmes in the UK, including General Practice, Psychiatry, Radiology, and more. It tests both clinical problem-solving and professional judgement.
The MSRA consists of two main sections: Clinical Problem Solving (CPS): Assesses clinical knowledge and application. Professional Dilemmas (PD): Assesses judgement in professional and ethical scenarios (similar to an SJT).
Doctors applying to the following specialty training programmes in the UK are typically required to take the MSRA as part of the selection process: General Practice (GP), Clinical Radiology, Clinical Oncology, Community Sexual & Reproductive Health, Core Psychiatry Training, Obstetrics & Gynaecology (O&G), Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery (ST1), Anaesthetics (ACCS Anaesthetics), Core Surgical Training (some routes), Histopathology, Public Health, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS), Neurosurgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Old Age Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and General Psychiatry. Requirements can change each year and sometimes vary by deanery or specific training post. Always check the latest recruitment guidance for your chosen specialty.
MediWord provides a recall-based MSRA question bank with over 3,000 practice questions, 500+ concise revision notes, and detailed explanations aligned with the latest NICE and GMC guidelines. We also offer mock exams, strategy guides, and targeted practice for the MSRA Professional Dilemmas section.
Our content is continuously updated to reflect the latest exam trends and guidelines, ensuring you’re always revising the most relevant material.
Absolutely. MediWord is more than just a question bank. We offer a supportive online community, regular expert-led webinars, and a Telegram group where you can connect with other candidates, share advice, and get your questions answered.
We periodically offer free webinars, MSRA sample questions, and resources to all users. Check our website or join our Telegram group for the latest updates and opportunities.
MediWord is built by doctors who have recently excelled in the MSRA and know exactly what the exam involves. All our questions are based on real exam recalls, with explanations that are clear, concise, and fully aligned with the latest NICE and GMC guidelines. In addition to high-yield MSRA practice questions with revision notes, we offer a supportive community, regular live webinars, and easy access to expert advice—helping you feel confident and well-supported throughout your MSRA preparation.
Our bank features over 3,500 clinical questions and 650+ Professional Dilemmas (SJT) questions, all specifically written and reviewed by high-scoring UK doctors for the MSRA blueprint.
Yes. Every single explanation is fully aligned with the latest NICE and GMC guidelines. We provide direct links to the primary sources in our explanations to ensure your evidence base is current.
Absolutely. MediWord provides a comprehensive tool covering both the Clinical Problem Solving (CPS) paper and a dedicated Professional Dilemmas (SJT) module focused on ethical ranking logic.
Yes, our platform is fully responsive on mobile browsers. We also offer a dedicated Android app for seamless cross-device learning and progress tracking.
The CPS paper is the clinical half of the MSRA. It contains 97 questions across 12 specialties. It tests clinical judgment, diagnostic reasoning, and management steps based on UK standards (NICE/GMC).
There are 12 clinical domains, including GIM, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Paediatrics, and Psychiatry. Questions are weighted across these domains, and our bank mirrors these weightings precisely.
Yes. Our clinical editors review the bank annually to ensure all answers align with the very latest NICE guidelines and clinical standards for the current recruitment cycle.