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Part I - Mock MCQ Exams

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Mock Exam 1
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There are 35 questions in this paper. Please complete the exam in 1 hour.

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Mock Exam 2
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There are 85 questions in this paper. You have 2 hours and 20 minutes to complete this paper. You have to get 51 questions correct to pass.  

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Mock Exam 3
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There are 96 questions in this paper. You have 2 hours 30 minutes to complete it. The passing mark is 58/96.

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Mock Exam 4
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This paper has 100 questions, you have 2 hours and 50 minutes to complete the paper. The passing mark is 60/100. 

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Have you been studying like crazy, but you're not sure where you stand? Do you feel like you know a lot, but don't know even more? 

Do you feel like all your prep has been for nothing? Test and push yourself to the limits with these four Mock MCQ Exams, with questions approximating the level of difficulty and scope of the HKMLE! Take them under exam conditions, then check out the answers to see how you did! Don't cheat by looking at the answers before trying your best to answer them, because the only person you cheat is yourself. 

Good luck!

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Dr Timothy Yang

Founder of Pass the HKMLE

I passed the HKMLE in 2014. Before that, I graduated with honours, passed the USMLE Step 1, as well as completed the MRCS (Edinburgh) exam, and most recently my anaesthesiology fellowship exams. I have been tutoring HKMLE candidates since 2017 and the large majority of my students have gone on to pass the exams. I hope to reach more students through this course, and help more candidates pass the HKMLE. 

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