AI OSCE Practice for UK Medical Students
Speak to voice AI patients and examiners. Practice any OSCE station, anytime — no study partner needed. Every station mapped to the 2026 UKMLA content map.
Join 5,400+ UK medical students already practising with AI
Made history taking feel like muscle memory. I actually enjoy those stations now.
James Okafor
3rd Year — King's College London
The instant mark scheme feedback is what sets it apart. You see exactly what you missed, straight away.
Tom Bradley
4th Year — University of Edinburgh
I switched after credits on another platform became unaffordable. On MLAbuddy I just practice whenever. No guilt.
Anonymous
3rd Year — Imperial College London
The Process
How AI OSCE Practice Works
Pick a station
Browse 100+ stations mapped to the UKMLA content map. History taking, data interpretation vivas, communication skills, psychiatry and more.
Speak with AI
Talk to a voice AI patient or examiner in real time. No typing. No scheduling. Just speak — exactly like a real OSCE station.
Get feedback
Receive instant checklist feedback at the end of every station. See exactly what you covered and what you missed.
Why It Works
What Makes AI OSCE Practice different
Voice, not text
Type to an AI and you're just doing revision. Speak out loud and you're actually practising. MLAbuddy uses voice AI so you build the fluency and confidence that matter on exam day.
Built for the UKMLA
Every station is mapped to the 2026 UKMLA content map — 430 core conditions and presentations. Not generic, not US-focused. Designed specifically for UK finals and CPSA.
Data interpretation vivas
Our AI examiner conducts interactive ABG, LFT, ECG and CXR vivas with contextual follow-up probes based on your answers. No other platform offers this.
The awkward stations
Psychiatry, sexual health, substance misuse — impossible to practise with friends. With AI you can repeat them as many times as you need without the awkwardness.
Station Library
What You Can Practise
All stations mapped to the UKMLA content map.
Cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal, neuro, psychiatric and more
ABG, LFT, FBC, U&E, ECG, chest X-ray with AI examiner follow-ups
Depression, psychosis, suicidal risk, capacity, eating disorders
Counselling, consent, shared decision making
Cancer diagnoses, poor prognoses, difficult conversations
Guidance and questioning for system examinations
Why students are switching
No names. You know who we mean.
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