All MSRA SJT Revision in One Place

Why use this SJT hub?

• Aligned with the MSRA SJT / Professional Dilemmas paper
• Built by a UK GP doctor who has sat the exam
• Mix of textbook-style teaching, worked examples and practice questions
• Ideal whether you are just starting SJT prep or doing a final high-yield sweep

Free MSRA SJT Textbook

The free online MSRA SJT textbook walks you through the key GMC and NHS guidance tested in the exam, including Good Medical Practice, confidentiality, consent, raising concerns, prescribing, teamwork and leadership, and more.

• 100+ short lessons, each linked to real SJT-style scenarios
• Clear principles, model phrases and “exam mindset” summaries
• Perfect to read alongside question practice or as a structured first pass

New MSRA SJT Question Bank

The dedicated MSRA SJT question bank contains ranking and “pick 3 of 8” priority questions mapped to the same domains as the real exam.

• Designed to mirror the official format and difficulty
• Detailed explanations focused on why options are better or worse
• Ideal for building judgement, not just memorising answers
• Use this alongside the textbook: read a topic, then test yourself with targeted questions.

SJT Mock Papers (Timed Exam Practice)

When you are ready for full-length practice, the SJT mock paper course lets you sit exam-style papers under timed conditions.

• Multiple full mock papers in the same mixed format as the real exam
• Use as a dress rehearsal close to exam day
• Review answers with explanations to identify weaker domains

Free SJT Podcasts and YouTube Lessons

If you prefer learning on the go, you can stream SJT teaching via podcasts and YouTube.

• Deep-dive SJT series covering core principles and tricky scenarios
• Shorter videos to recap high-yield topics and exam tips
• All linked back to the textbook and question bank for integrated learning

How to use these SJT resources

• Start with the textbook – read through the GMC / SJT topics and key principles.
• Apply the learning with the SJT question bank – focus on reasoning and patterns, not just scores.
• Sit timed mock papers – simulate exam pressure and refine timing.
• Top up with podcasts and videos – use commutes, walks or gym time to reinforce learning.
• Finish with a final pass through weaker domains using the textbook and targeted questions.

Who this is for

• UK foundation doctors and trainees applying for MSRA-linked specialties
• Candidates resitting the MSRA who need a more structured SJT strategy
• Anyone who wants clear, practical guidance based on GMC and NHS standards