How much does Quesmed cost? Every price by exam (2026)

As of November 2026, Quesmed's UKMLA question bank costs £14.99 for a month, £29.99 for 6 months, or £39.99 for a year. The AKT and CPSA bundle with AI OSCE is £59.99 a year.

Diagnosica makes an AI clinical simulator with a video patient you question by voice or text, so we have a stake in how students spend study money. Every price is from Quesmed’s pages, checked 4 November 2026.

Key takeaways

• One month of the question bank costs half of six months.
• Subscriptions renew automatically, cancel any time from your Profile page.
• Payments are non-refundable, including partial periods, per Quesmed’s terms.

How much does Quesmed cost for the UKMLA?

Quesmed’s UKMLA pricing, as of November 2026, is £14.99 for one month and £29.99 for six months, or £39.99 for twelve months, for either the Clinical and MLA AKT QBank or the OSCE and MLA CPSA Bank. The AKT + CPSA bundle costs £19.99, £49.99, or £59.99 on the same terms.

See Quesmed's pricing page and UKMLA plans for features and any changes.

If you revise mainly with questions, you can also pair questions with a case alongside your bank.

Every other Quesmed price, by exam

Every other Quesmed price, by exam, as of November 2026, is set out in GBP below, from anatomy and pre-clinical to MRCP, MSRA, PLAB and interviews, with access length and price, one Quesmed page source, and bundle notes where relevant.

UCAT is named on Quesmed’s homepage, but we didn't find a UCAT price, as of November 2026.

Which length should you buy?

For Quesmed, buy by your exam date. Pick enough months to reach exam day, because 6 months costs twice 1 month, and 12 months lowers the monthly rate further. For UKMLA, our sums from listed prices are £14.99 for 1 month, £29.99 for 6 months, £39.99 for 12 months as of November 2026.

Example. Finals in 4 months: one month rolling for four months would be £59.96 against £29.99 for the 6 month plan. (That's 14.99 x 4 = 59.96, our sums.)

For MRCP, per month drops from £28.33 on 3 months to £12.50 on 12 months, our sums, as of November 2026.

Does Quesmed renew, and can you get a refund?

Quesmed subscriptions use auto renewal, so you’re billed again unless you cancel, which you can do any time from your profile before the renewal date. The terms say payments are non-refundable, with no refunds for partial periods. There’s an MRCP pass guarantee with conditions that can return your fee if you fail.

Subscriptions roll and renew, and you can cancel on the Profile page in the FAQ. The terms and conditions, last updated 3 November 2023, state payments are non-refundable and there are no refunds for partial periods.

Quesmed’s MRCP pass guarantee offers a full refund if you fail, provided you complete at least 80% of questions, use it weekly from start to exam week, over at least one month, and submit evidence.

Watch out. Put your exam date and renewal date in a calendar before you pay.

Group discount, from the FAQ: 2 people 10% back, 3 people 15%, 4 to 6 people 20%, applied automatically after a 7 day group window.

What Quesmed gets right for the price

As of November 2026, Quesmed’s UKMLA AKT and CPSA Bundle is £59.99 for 12 months, combining the question bank and unlimited AI OSCE by text or voice; if you split them, each lists 12 months at £39.99 for questions or £39.99 for OSCE on the same page.

The same UKMLA plan includes 15,000 flashcards, 100 hours of video, and an offline app, so you can revise across formats without juggling add ons.

A free plan is not listed, so use the Try out demo first; if you want alternatives, see Quesmed alternatives.

Is Quesmed more expensive than PassMedicine?

Quesmed is more expensive than PassMedicine for a 12 month finals question bank as of November 2026, by £9.99. Quesmed lists £39.99 for 12 months and PassMedicine lists £30. The plans differ, so price alone can mislead.

For detail on inclusions and tiers, see Quesmed, PassMedicine and Passmed compared and PassMedicine prices. Quesmed's UKMLA plans list 11,000+ clinical questions, 3,000 basic science, 15,000 flashcards and 100 hours of video.

You can also read Quesmed against Pastest and AMBOSS against Quesmed for context across banks.

Where Diagnosica fits

Quesmed's AI OSCE is a bank of stations with marking; Diagnosica is a different job, an AI clinical simulator where you speak to a video avatar by voice or text, order investigations, commit to a diagnosis and plan, then see a competency scorecard, free to start, no card, on iPhone, Android and the web.

Diagnosica doesn't do physical examination practice, and it's not a question bank or a replacement for one.

Try a full case Take the history, order tests, commit to a diagnosis, then see your score. Start a case free

Common questions

Is Quesmed free?

As of November 2026, Quesmed lists paid subscriptions, with no free plan listed on its pricing page. Product pages offer a Try out demo. UCAT is mentioned on the homepage, but we didn’t see a UCAT price in our read.

How much is Quesmed a month?

As of November 2026, the UKMLA Clinical and AKT question bank costs £14.99 for 1 month, £29.99 for 6, or £39.99 for 12. That’s £3.33 a month on a 12 month plan, by our arithmetic. The OSCE bank matches those prices. The AKT and CPSA bundle is £19.99, £49.99, or £59.99.

Can you cancel Quesmed?

Yes. Subscriptions roll and renew, and you can cancel any time from your Profile page. As of November 2026, payments are non refundable under the Terms, and there are no refunds for partial periods. Group discounts are automatic after a seven day group window.

How much is Quesmed for MRCP?

As of November 2026, MRCP Part 1 and Part 2 question banks are £84.99 for 3 months, £119.99 for 6, or £149.99 for 12. PACES is £159.99, £199.99, or £249.99. Video courses are £149.99 for 4 months. The Complete MRCP Membership is £399.99 for five years. Part 1 has a refund guarantee with usage rules.

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