Pass the MDC registration exam

Practice built for the Medical and Dental Council, Ghana registration examination. New graduates of Ghanaian schools sit Stage 1 only (within a year of graduation): Paper One and Paper Two, in the real format here. Doctors trained abroad, and anyone sitting more than a year after graduating, also sit Stage 2: rehearse it with the 22-station OSCE circuit and the bell.

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2 papersMDC-format Paper One (basic and para-clinical sciences) and Paper Two (clinical): 100 questions, 2 hours each, scored against the 50% pass mark.

54 stationsImage & data stations in the unmanned format (5 minutes each), and a 22-station MDC-style circuit drawn fresh every time.

56 OSCE packsManned stations — history, examination, procedures, counselling, emergencies — plus Community Health vivas, with examiner checklists.

What an MDC plan includes

Unlimited MDC Paper One and Paper Two practice papers, with your Stage 1 average against the 50% pass mark
The full question banks: 1,667 basic-science and 1,696 clinical questions, each with explanations — in Tutor and timed test modes
Revision notes for every topic, flashcards and a study plan built around your exam date
Stage 2 OSCE practice (for foreign-trained doctors and late sitters): manned stations, image & data stations, Community Health vivas and the 22-station circuit

Plans

3 months — MDC exam

GH₵246 ≈ $19.99

One sitting: MDC-format Paper One and Paper Two, the 22-station OSCE circuit, image & data stations, OSCE packs and both question banks.

6 months — MDC examCovers a resit

GH₵369 ≈ $29.99

Everything in the 3-month plan for six months — time for Stage 1, Stage 2 and a resit if you need one.

Choose a plan →

Pay with Mobile Money or card through Paystack. Medical students: the MDC section is already included in the Full MBChB student plans and in school licences.

Who it is for

New graduates of Ghanaian medical schools sitting the common national licensing examination
Foreign-trained doctors returning to practise in Ghana (after the Council's clinical attachment)
Final-year students preparing early

EdgeMed is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Medical and Dental Council, Ghana, and it does not reproduce the Council's examination questions. Always check the Council's current guidelines and dates. How we write and review questions.