The Smartest Way toPass the AKT
Got a question wrong? Our AI tutor explains exactly why — with references straight from NICE guidelines.
1,500+ exam-style questions. AI coaching. Mock exams. Everything you need to pass the AKT.
Real Exam Scenarios
Anywhere, Anytime
How AKT Prep Works
From your first practice question to walking into the exam with confidence — here's how it works.
Choose Your Practice Mode
Pick from topic-based practice, random mix, or focus on your weaknesses. Every session is tailored to where you are in your revision — not a one-size-fits-all question dump.
+ Dermatology, MSK, Women's Health, ENT and more...
Choose Your Practice Mode
Pick from topic-based practice, random mix, or focus on your weaknesses. Every session is tailored to where you are in your revision — not a one-size-fits-all question dump.
+ Dermatology, MSK, Women's Health, ENT and more...
Answer Exam-Level MCQs
Work through realistic single best answer and extended matching questions written to AKT standard. Same format, same cognitive demand — so the real exam feels familiar.
A 58-year-old man presents with a 3-month history of fatigue, weight loss, and night sweats. His blood tests show Hb 92 g/L. What is the most appropriate next investigation?
A 58-year-old man presents with a 3-month history of fatigue, weight loss, and night sweats. His blood tests show Hb 92 g/L. What is the most appropriate next investigation?
Answer Exam-Level MCQs
Work through realistic single best answer and extended matching questions written to AKT standard. Same format, same cognitive demand — so the real exam feels familiar.
Get AI-Powered Feedback
Every question comes with a detailed NICE-aligned explanation. When you get one wrong, the AI tells you why the wrong answer was tempting, what you missed, and the rule to remember.
NICE NG12 recommends an urgent 2-week wait referral for patients with unexplained weight loss combined with clinical findings suggestive of cancer. Anaemia (Hb <110 g/L) with B symptoms warrants investigation for haematological malignancy rather than empirical iron replacement.
Low Hb naturally triggers a workup for iron deficiency — but the combination of B symptoms makes this a red-flag presentation.
Unexplained weight loss + night sweats + anaemia = suspected cancer pathway. Investigating iron first delays a potentially urgent diagnosis.
"B symptoms with unexplained anaemia = 2-week wait, not watchful waiting" — NICE NG12
Get AI-Powered Feedback
Every question comes with a detailed NICE-aligned explanation. When you get one wrong, the AI tells you why the wrong answer was tempting, what you missed, and the rule to remember.
NICE NG12 recommends an urgent 2-week wait referral for patients with unexplained weight loss combined with clinical findings suggestive of cancer. Anaemia (Hb <110 g/L) with B symptoms warrants investigation for haematological malignancy rather than empirical iron replacement.
Low Hb naturally triggers a workup for iron deficiency — but the combination of B symptoms makes this a red-flag presentation.
Unexplained weight loss + night sweats + anaemia = suspected cancer pathway. Investigating iron first delays a potentially urgent diagnosis.
"B symptoms with unexplained anaemia = 2-week wait, not watchful waiting" — NICE NG12
Focus on Your Weaknesses
Our algorithm watches your performance and builds sessions around what you keep getting wrong. No more wasting time on topics you already know — every question counts.
Focus on Your Weaknesses
Our algorithm watches your performance and builds sessions around what you keep getting wrong. No more wasting time on topics you already know — every question counts.
Take Realistic Mock Exams
Simulate the full AKT with timed mock papers — 40, 80, 120, or the full 160 questions. Get a predicted score and detailed breakdown so you know if you'd pass today.
Take Realistic Mock Exams
Simulate the full AKT with timed mock papers — 40, 80, 120, or the full 160 questions. Get a predicted score and detailed breakdown so you know if you'd pass today.
Track Your Progress
Your dashboard maps score trends, topic breakdowns, and pass rate session by session. A few sessions in, you'll know exactly which domain is costing you marks.
Track Your Progress
Your dashboard maps score trends, topic breakdowns, and pass rate session by session. A few sessions in, you'll know exactly which domain is costing you marks.
Stop wasting time on the wrong topics.
Used by GP trainees sitting the RCGP AKT, our AI shows you exactly what to revise to pass.
Know Where Candidates Struggle
We've analysed the last 4 official AKT feedback reports. See which topics trip up candidates — from Neurology (flagged in 3/4 sittings) to Prescribing and Data Interpretation.
View Feedback ReportsRealistic Mock Exams
Simulate the real exam environment with timed mock papers. Get predictive scoring and detailed performance breakdowns to know exactly when you're ready.
Start a Mock ExamExperience the Difference
Our AI doesn't just check boxes. It teaches you.
Which of the following is an absolute contraindication to adrenaline in anaphylaxis?
Adrenaline is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis and should never be withheld. The Resuscitation Council UK guidelines are clear: there are no absolute contraindications to adrenaline in the context of anaphylaxis. While conditions like heart disease or concurrent beta-blocker use may complicate management, the life-threatening nature of anaphylaxis always takes priority. Delayed administration of adrenaline is associated with increased mortality.
Beta-blockers can reduce the effectiveness of adrenaline and cause rebound bradycardia - this makes it feel like a significant concern in an emergency.
In anaphylaxis, withholding adrenaline is never an option. The mortality risk of untreated anaphylaxis always outweighs drug interaction risks.
"There are NO absolute contraindications to adrenaline in anaphylaxis" — Resuscitation Council UK
What GP Trainees Say
Join trainees using NICE UK Guidelines-aligned content
"The AKT questions were spot on and helped me identify my weak areas. The AI tutor made revision so much more efficient. Passed first time!"
"Having unlimited practice questions on UK Guidelines was invaluable. The explanations are detailed and exam-focused. Highly recommend!"
"Best AKT revision tool I used. The AI responds just like chatting with a consultant. Made learning guidelines actually enjoyable!"
See the Intelligence in Action
Watch how our AI understands clinical context, provides personalised feedback, and explains the reasoning behind every answer
Intelligent AI Tutor
Ask any clinical question and receive personalised, context-aware explanations. Our AI understands your query, references NICE UK Guidelines, and breaks down complex reasoning step-by-step.
Smart Question Bank
Each of our 1,500+ questions comes with intelligent explanations that analyse why each option is correct or incorrect. Understand the clinical logic, not just memorise answers.
Neural AI Tutor
Trained on UK/ NICE guidelines and clinical papers. It doesn't just answer questions—it explains the first-principles clinical reasoning behind every diagnosis.
NICE NG91 Guidelines:
Most cases resolve spontaneously within 3 days. Prescribe antibiotics immediately if:- Systemically unwell
- High risk of complications
- Otorrhoea present
1,500+ Smart Questions
High-yield scenarios covering all clinical domains.
Adaptive Analytics
Pinpoints your weak areas automatically.
Lightning Fast
Optimised for revision on the go.
Choose Your AKT Pass Plan
One failed AKT costs more than all of these.
AKT resit = ~£450 exam + months of delayed training + lost locum income
Access 1,500+ AKT-style questions with detailed NICE Guidelines explanations
Last-Minute Rescue
For candidates sitting very soon
- Real exam-style MCQs
- NICE-aligned explanations
- Quick-fire revision mode
Pass This Sitting
Full coverage for the next AKT
- 1,500+ question bank access
- AI-guided weak-area targeting
- Real AKT-style mock exams with score prediction
- Mobile revision access
- Priority support
✓ 14-day money-back guarantee if you don't find it helpful
Fail-Safe Preparation
Stress-free prep across sittings
- Everything above
- Covers future AKT sittings
- Account reset option if needed
- Ideal if you're sitting AKT later or want stress-free prep
Risk-free guarantee
Every plan comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
If you don't find it helpful, we'll refund you — no questions asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which plan should I choose?
If your exam is within 4-6 weeks, the 1-month plan works well for intensive revision. For most trainees, we recommend the 3-month plan for balanced preparation. If you're starting early or want the best value, the 6-month plan offers the biggest savings at just £8.33/month.
Can I cancel or switch plans?
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period. We also offer a 7-day money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied.
How does this compare to other AKT prep courses?
Most AKT question banks cost £30-50 for 6 months but don't include AI tutoring. We offer 1,500+ questions PLUS an AI tutor trained on NICE Guidelines for just £49.99 for 6 months - making us one of the most comprehensive AND affordable options.
Passed the AKT? Your SCA is next.
SCA Prep is our sister platform built to help you prepare for the Simulated Consultation Assessment. Practise with AI-powered patient scenarios, get real-time feedback on your consultation skills, and walk into the SCA with confidence.
Explore SCA Prep