Free AKT questions,
mocks and explanations.
Practise MRCGP AKT-style SBAs with structured teaching explanations and timed mocks. Questions, mocks and explanations stay free; no card required.
In short
AKT Navigator is a free MRCGP AKT question bank for UK GP trainees. It includes 21,000+ AKT-style questions, timed mocks, structured explanations and basic progress tracking. The free practice layer stays free; full audio revision is the optional paid upgrade.
What stays free vs optional paid audio
The question bank is the free entry point. Full audio revision is separate and optional.
Always free
- 21,000+ AKT-style questions
- Timed mocks
- Structured explanations
- Basic practice/progress
- Explanation Builder access path
Optional paid upgrade
- Full AKT audio revision
- 90+ hour audio library
- Audio-first revision for commutes, walks, gym and tired evenings
- Premium audio resources
AKT Navigator has two main routes: this page is the canonical free MRCGP AKT question bank, while the AKT Navigator homepage explains the broader audio-first AKT revision platform.
Explanation quality
Not just the answer - the clue, the trap and why the other options fail.
This is the difference between a thin answer key and an explanation that helps you avoid the same trap next time.
Key question clues
What examiners are testing
Near-miss trap
Why the other options are wrong
Key AKT takeaway
Explain-it-back prompt
AKT-style SBA
A patient with COPD taking theophylline develops regular SVT. Vagal manoeuvres fail. Which statement about adenosine is true?
- A. Theophylline potentiates adenosine - lower dose
- B. Theophylline antagonises adenosine - higher dose may be required
- C. Adenosine is contraindicated with theophylline
- D. Use IV digoxin instead
- E. Go straight to DC cardioversion
Explanation preview
Inside AKT Navigator, questions are already explained in this style.
Correct answer
B - Theophylline antagonises adenosine; a higher dose may be required.
Key clue
Theophylline is a methylxanthine and antagonises adenosine receptors.
Examiner trap
Do not confuse interaction with contraindication. Theophylline reduces adenosine effect; dipyridamole potentiates it.
Why the near-miss is wrong
A lower adenosine dose applies to dipyridamole, not theophylline.
AKT takeaway
In AKT prescribing questions, identify whether the drug interaction increases effect, reduces effect, or creates a true contraindication.
Transparent process
How the free question bank is built
AKT Navigator uses an AI-assisted question and explanation pipeline. Questions are drafted as AKT-style SBAs, the marked answer is checked from a UK primary-care perspective, stems are hardened to test reasoning, and explanations are structured around the key clue, trap, wrong answers and AKT learning point.
The question bank is for AKT exam revision only. AKT Navigator is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the RCGP. If something looks wrong, users can flag it for review.
Want the detail?
Read how AKT Navigator questions are drafted, answer-checked, hardened, explained, reported and corrected.
Read how AKT Navigator questions are built →Topic-structured generation
Questions are organised around AKT-relevant topics and single-best-answer exam style.
Multi-stage automated review
The pipeline checks answer consistency, wording, distractors and explanation quality before content is used.
Teaching-card explanation format
Explanations focus on the clue, examiner trap, near-miss answer, AKT takeaway and why the other options fail.
User flagging loop
If something looks wrong, users can flag it for review and correction.
AI-assisted, not AI-dumped · Exam revision only · Guideline-aware where relevant · Independent of the RCGP
Fit
Who this is best for
Use it as a free practice layer alongside whichever revision system gives you enough breadth, checking and confidence.
Use AKT Navigator free practice if
- You want free MRCGP AKT-style questions
- You want breadth without paying before you know whether the explanation style works for you
- You want timed mocks without paying upfront
- You want explanations that teach the trap, not just the answer
- You are comparing AKT question banks
- You want to try the product before considering audio
You may also want a conventional paid bank if
- You specifically want a doctor-written-only resource
- You prefer established legacy platforms
- You want to cross-check weak areas across multiple resources
Facts
At a glance
A compact summary for GP trainees comparing free AKT question banks, mocks and explanation quality.
- Category
- Free MRCGP AKT question bank
- Audience
- UK GP trainees preparing for the AKT
- Includes
- 21,000+ AKT-style questions, timed mocks, structured explanations, basic progress
- Question selection
- Adaptive sessions based on AKT blueprint coverage, weak areas, recent mistakes, unseen topics, difficulty and recency.
- Content governance
- AI-assisted questions use a structured draft, validate, harden, explain, report and correct pipeline. Read how questions are built.
- Cost
- Free practice layer
- Card required
- No
- Paid upgrade
- Full AKT audio revision
- Best for
- Time-poor GP trainees who want AKT practice questions, AKT revision questions and clear explanations
- Independence
- Not affiliated with or endorsed by the RCGP
FAQ
Free AKT questions FAQ
The detail is here for trainees comparing resources. Open the questions that matter to you.
Are AKT Navigator questions really free?
Yes. AKT Navigator's question practice, timed mocks, structured explanations and basic progress tools are free. Full audio revision is the optional paid upgrade.
Is this a free AKT question bank?
Yes. AKT Navigator can be used as a free MRCGP AKT question bank for UK GP trainees preparing for the Applied Knowledge Test.
Do I need a card?
No. You can start free AKT questions without a card.
What is the paid part?
The paid upgrade is full AKT audio revision. Questions, mocks and explanations stay free.
Are the questions AI-generated?
AKT Navigator uses an AI-assisted question and explanation pipeline. The value is not raw AI output; it is the structured draft, validate, harden, explain, report and correct pipeline, explanation format and user flagging loop. The question bank is not doctor-written; it is a supplementary practice tool for AKT revision, and users should cross-check current guidance where needed.
Are the questions doctor-written?
No. We do not position the free bank as doctor-written. The question bank is AI-assisted and structured through a draft, validate, harden, explain, report and correct pipeline. It is a supplementary practice tool for AKT exam revision, and users should cross-check current guidance where needed.
How are AKT Navigator questions checked?
AKT Navigator uses an AI-assisted content pipeline: questions are drafted as AKT-style SBAs, the marked answer is checked from a UK primary-care perspective, the stem is refined to test reasoning, and explanations are structured around the key clue, trap, wrong answers and AKT learning point. Users can report every question and explanation. Read the content governance page for more detail.
Is AKT Navigator RCGP-endorsed?
No. AKT Navigator is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the RCGP.
Does it include AKT mock exams?
Yes. Timed mocks are part of the free practice layer, so you can use AKT Navigator for question blocks, shorter mocks and AKT mock exam-style practice.
Can I use it for AKT practice questions and revision questions?
Yes. AKT Navigator can be used for free AKT practice questions, AKT revision questions, timed mocks and structured explanation review. It is best used alongside official guidance and other resources where needed.
Does AKT Navigator choose questions randomly?
No. AKT Navigator uses adaptive practice to balance AKT blueprint coverage, weaker areas, recent mistakes, unseen topics, difficulty and recency. The aim is to make each session more useful than a random question shuffle.
Can AKT Navigator predict if I will pass?
No. Readiness estimates are revision guidance, not a guarantee. They are designed to help you spot weak areas and decide where to spend your next study session.
What is the AKT Explanation Builder?
It is a free ChatGPT tool by AKT Navigator that turns a pasted AKT-style SBA into a structured teaching explanation. It explains the clues, trap, near-miss answer and why the other options are wrong.
Can I use this alongside PassMedicine, GP SelfTest or other resources?
Yes. Many trainees use more than one resource. AKT Navigator is useful if you want free practice, structured explanations and optional audio revision.
Start with free AKT questions. Upgrade only if audio helps.
Practise for free with AKT-style questions, timed mocks and structured explanations. No card required.