Guides to the NAC OSCE

Each guide states facts about the examination only where the Medical Council of Canada publishes them, and links the MCC page for each one. NACMATE is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the Medical Council of Canada.

• The NAC Examination at a glance: structure, competencies and scoring on one page.
• NAC OSCE format and timing: How the NAC Examination is laid out: how many stations, how long each runs, what happens inside one, and what the MCC does not say. Every fact is cited.
• How the NAC OSCE is scored: The competencies the NAC Examination assesses, how its stations are marked, and how the score scale works, from the Medical Council of Canada's own material.
• Preparing for the NAC OSCE as an international medical graduate: A practical way to prepare for the NAC OSCE when you already know the medicine: practise aloud, under time, and against what the examination assesses.
• How to practise NAC OSCE stations with NACMATE: What happens when you run a station on NACMATE, what the report shows you, what it costs, and what the tool will not tell you.