Year 2 OSCE Station Checklists

14 examination checklists broken into the marking points examiners tick, and 166 timed mock stations with a patient script, examiner pack and marking sheet. Free, no account, works on your phone.

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Abdominal & GI · checklist
Abdominal (GI) Examination44 marking points · ~11 minOpen
Mock of the day
Mock · 10 min
Women's health · examination · 10 min
New breast lump - GPMedium · Year 5 · 4 tasksRun
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General practice · 3 stations
Breath test positive - GP · Full after a few mouthfuls - GP · New lupus: hydroxychloroquine - GP10 min · General practiceBrowse

Year 2 checklists

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Year 2 checklists

Mock stations

Year 4–5 · timed scenarios · 166
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Mock stations

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Using these stations

Written for medical students revising for objective structured clinical examinations. If something here contradicts your own faculty guidance, follow your faculty.

Are these OSCE checklists free to use?

Yes. Every station on this page is free and needs no account, no sign-up and no payment. Open a station and start ticking straight away.

Is my progress on a station saved?

Your ticks are stored in your own browser using local storage, so a station picks up where you left it on that device. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is tied to an account — clearing your browser data clears your progress.

What is the difference between the Year 2 and Year 3 stations?

Year 2 stations cover the core systems examinations introduced in early clinical training — cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal, vascular and the intimate examinations. Year 3 adds the specialty and regional stations: neurology, musculoskeletal, ENT, ophthalmology and paediatrics. A few stations, such as respiratory and abdominal examination, appear in both years.

How should I use a checklist when practising?

Run the station out loud with a partner first without looking, then open the checklist and tick what you actually did. The gaps are your revision list. Working backwards from the misses is far more useful than reading the list top to bottom.

Do these checklists match my medical school's mark scheme?

They follow the structure used by most UK-style clinical method courses, but every school marks slightly differently. Treat them as a thorough scaffold rather than an official mark scheme, and cross-check anything unusual against your own faculty guidance.

Can I use these checklists on my phone during placement?

Yes. Every station is laid out for a phone screen, with collapsible sections so you can jump to the part you need between patients.

New stations, straight to you

We add stations and refine mark schemes through the year. Leave an email and get a note when new ones are published — nothing else.

More than checklists

ChoiceHub also has a free community question bank for written exams, and Pro writes you new exam-style questions on any topic with a full per-option debrief.