Free UKMLA AKT practice questions — answered and explained.
UKMLARevisions, part of the MedRevisions family, has prepared 30,000+ candidates for UK licensing exams since 2019. These free UKMLA AKT practice questions are public worked examples of that writing: exam-style stems, close distractors, and a cited UK guideline. They are teaching cases, not past papers. The Medical Schools Council still owns the official 200-item practice exam.
Why these UKMLA AKT practice questions exist
The UKMLA AKT is not the old MSC paper with a new name. Stems are longer, options sit closer together, and the live blueprint is the MLA Content Map 2026 — in force from September 2026. We have written UK licensing-exam questions through that shift: from PLAB-era papers, through the MLA pilot, to the AKT candidates sit now.
Recent sittings reward the candidate who can separate two almost-right options, not the one who has memorised a single “correct” letter. Each free UKMLA AKT practice question below is written in that style — five options that are clinically related on purpose — then explained so you can reuse the rule on a stem you have not seen.
Read one or two here with no account. If the explanation teaches, the full bank is the same editorial process: 5,400+ exam-style questions, and we continue to add more, every item mapped to the MLA Content Map 2026, and Study Essential when you need a high-yield path through that map instead of opening the whole bank at once.
Free UKMLA AKT practice questions
This week’s worked examples
UKMLA AKT practice question: Warfarin reversal
A patient on warfarin for AF presents with a sudden drop in GCS and an intracerebral haemorrhage. What reverses the INR fast enough?
UKMLA AKT practice question: Adult anaphylaxis
Stridor and hypotension after a bee sting. Which drug, dose, and route come first — before antihistamines or steroids?
After the free UKMLA AKT practice questions
A public worked example shows you the writing. Passing the AKT takes volume, timing, and a map you can tick. That is the subscribed platform: 5,400+ exam-style UKMLA AKT questions with the same close-option design, explanations that cite NICE, BNF, CKS or SIGN, and notes tied back to the presentation you just got wrong.
Use Study Essential if you need a shorter, high-yield route across the MLA Content Map 2026. Use the full UKMLA AKT question bank when you want mixed, timed blocks that feel like Paper 1 and Paper 2. Either way you are on the same map the GMC publishes — not a leftover MSC topic list.
Frequently asked questions
Are there free UKMLA AKT practice questions with answers?
Yes. This page lists free UKMLA AKT worked examples — full stems, five options, distractor analysis, and a cited UK guideline. New questions are added weekly. They are public teaching cases, not a past-paper dump.
Does the UKMLA have official practice papers or past papers?
The Medical Schools Council publishes a free 200-item MS AKT practice exam (two 100-item papers). The GMC and MSC do not release real UKMLA AKT past papers. Anyone selling “UKMLA past papers” is not selling the exam you will sit. Use the MSC practice exam for style, then use worked examples like these for explanation depth.
What is the difference between these free questions and the free trial?
These pages are public, answered, and indexed — you can read the explanation without an account. The free trial on Free resources unlocks 70+ in-app sample questions inside the question bank. Use this hub to learn from a worked case; use the trial to practise under the product timer.
How often are new free UKMLA AKT example questions published?
One new worked example is added each week, mapped to the MLA Content Map 2026 and cited to a current NICE, BNF, CKS, SIGN, or GMC source. Older pages stay live so the archive compounds.
Why practise UKMLA AKT questions on UKMLARevisions after these free examples?
The same clinical team has written UK licensing-exam questions since 2019 for 30,000+ candidates. The full bank is 5,400+ MLA Content Map 2026 questions with close distractors and guideline-cited explanations. Study Essential is the high-yield path through that map when time is short. These free pages are the public sample of that writing style.