How much does Passmedicine cost? Prices by exam (2026)
Passmedicine's finals and UKMLA package costs £15 for 4 months, rising to £30 for 12 months, as of November 2026. MRCP and the MRCGP AKT cost £35 for 4 months.
Diagnosica makes an AI patient simulator, so we have a stake in how students spend their study money. Every Passmedicine price and feature here comes from passmedicine.com's own course pages and terms, checked on 1 November 2026. We keep claims tied to those sources.
Key takeaways
- MRCP Part 1, Part 2, MRCGP AKT: £35 for 4 months, £45 for 6.
- Finals 12 months is £2.50 monthly versus £3.75 on 4 months, as of November 2026.
- No refund once the subscription starts, so take the free demo first.
How much does Passmedicine cost?
Passmedicine price depends on the exam, with fixed access terms from 2 to 12 months. Paid courses range from £10 to £45, as of November 2026. That spans £10 for SJT at 4 months to £45 for MRCP Part 1 and MRCGP AKT at 6 months. Four courses are free.
Payments are in pounds sterling, and each course page offers a free demo. Sources, as of November 2026: SJT 4 months £10, MRCP Part 1 6 months £45, AKT 6 months £45, and free Pharmacy Registration, years 1 to 3, UCAT, and USMLE Step 1.
If you mainly revise with question banks, pair questions with a practice case, because questions test recall while taking the history yourself is a different job.
Every Passmedicine course price, checked November 2026
Passmedicine has eight paid courses with fixed access terms, and prices are listed on each course page as of November 2026. The table shows every Passmedicine course price, access length, question counts, and a source for each.
Course | Access and price (as of November 2026) | Questions listed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
Finals / UKMLA (includes OSCE resource + PSA questions) | 4 months £15; 6 months £20; 9 months £25; 12 months £30 | 12,000+ SBA and EMQ | |
PLAB Part 1 & 2 (includes CPSA resource) | 4 months £12; 6 months £15; 9 months £20; 12 months £25 | 5,000+ SBA (Part 1) | |
MRCP Part 1 | 4 months £35; 6 months £45 | 5,400+ best-of-five | |
MRCP Part 2 Written | 4 months £35; 6 months £45 | 2,950+ SBA | |
MRCGP AKT | 4 months £35; 6 months £45 | 4,900+ SBA and EMQ | |
MSRA (2027) | 4 months £25; 6 months £30 | not listed (as of November 2026) | |
DRCOG | 2 months £20; 4 months £30 | 1,000+ SBA | |
Situational Judgement Test | 4 months £10 | 240+ |
Four courses are free as of November 2026: Years 1 to 3 students (12 months, 4,700+ SBA), UCAT (6 months, 3,000+), USMLE Step 1 (6 months, 3,000+ SBAs), and the Pharmacy Registration Assessment (4 months).
See pricing comparisons in Quesmed and Passmedicine pricing.
Cost per month, and which length to buy
Passmedicine price per month falls on longer finals and PLAB plans, with Finals 12 months £2.50 a month versus £3.75 on 4 months. That’s our arithmetic on Passmedicine’s listed prices as of November 2026.
£15 more buys 8 extra months, Passmedicine finals prices as of November 2026
Finals monthly rates come from the student page, as of November 2026, and for pricier exams these are our sums, not Passmedicine’s figures. MRCP Part 1, Part 2 and AKT are £8.75 on 4 months or £7.50 on 6. MSRA is £6.25 then £5, and DRCOG is £10 on 2 months or £7.50 on 4.
Our arithmetic on Passmedicine's listed prices, November 2026, longest plan per course
Decide by exam date, not headline monthly rates, and if your sitting is under 4 months away, buy the shortest plan. PLAB is the lowest monthly rate at about £2.08 on 12 months as of November 2026, from the PLAB price list.
Example. Example. If your finals are in 10 months, the 9 month plan is £25 and 12 months is £30, as of November 2026. On finals, moving from 4 to 12 months adds £15 for 8 extra months, so if you need 10 months, the 12 month plan makes sense.
What Passmedicine gets right for the price
Passmedicine gives a large bank for a low fee. It lists 12,000+ finals questions for £15 for 4 months as of November 2026, per Passmedicine's finals page. For students on a budget, that price-to-volume ratio is hard to ignore for finals.
Four courses are free as of November 2026, per Passmedicine: Pharmacy registration assessment is 4 months and Years 1 to 3 is 12 months. UCAT is 6 months with over 3,000 questions, and USMLE Step 1 is 6 months with over 3,000 SBAs.
As of November 2026, Passmedicine shows a daily updated histogram comparing your score with others, per its finals page. The knowledge tutor uses spaced repetition, and finals questions align to the 2026 UKMLA Content Map. For PLAB 2, Passmedicine says it includes AI virtual patients. See Passmedicine or Pastest for MRCP and Plabable against Passmedicine.
How Diagnosica helps with this
Practise with a simulated patient, take the history, order tests, and get scored.
Diagnosica app, scorecard, as of November 2026.
- Overall case score out of 100 for this simulated encounter.
- Next step: tighten your differential with one targeted question.
- Section scores for History, Tests, Diagnosis, and Plan.
Simulated patient. Screenshot from Diagnosica, November 2026.
Refunds, currency and resellers
Passmedicine's terms say no refund after start, so use the free demo before paying. Once access begins you cannot cancel or get a refund, as of November 2026, so pick the term you actually need.
Per the terms and conditions, cancellation or refund isn't permitted once the service has started, as of November 2026. Payments are in pounds sterling, with non UK cards converted by your provider. Auto renewal or an extension price is not listed on the course pages (as of November 2026).
Watch out. Watch out. A third-party site advertises lifetime access to Passmedicine. On passmedicine.com, courses run 2 to 12 months, see Passmedicine courses, and use is limited to "personal individual revision", see Passmedicine terms. Buy from passmedicine.com.
Is Passmedicine worth it for you?
Passmedicine suits UK written exams if you want fixed-price question practice, and for finals or UKMLA AKT, PLAB 1, MRCP, MSRA and MRCGP AKT you buy access for a set number of months. It’s a question bank and it doesn’t provide patient interviews.
Based on the Passmedicine price as of November 2026, here is the quick steer:
- Buy it if you want fixed-price questions for Finals, PLAB, MRCP, MSRA.
- Start free if your exam is UCAT or USMLE Step 1.
- Compare first if you want cheaper Passmedicine rivals.
- Look elsewhere if you need spoken history: study tools beyond question banks.
If you are also pricing AMBOSS for finals or MRCP prep, read the AMBOSS price breakdown. Then check AMBOSS alternatives worth a look to sanity check content fit and add-ons.
Diagnosica is an AI clinical simulator where you take a history from a video AI patient by voice or text, order tests, commit to a diagnosis and plan, and get a scorecard. It doesn’t replace a question bank, so try it and practise a full case.
