PLABABALE VS MEDREVISION

Summary

In this video, Dr. Taji addresses the confusion many candidates face when choosing between two resources for the PLAB 1 exam: Mad Revision and Plabable. He provides a detailed comparison of both, including their number of MCQs, pricing, pros, and cons. Dr. Taji highlights that Plabable is user-friendly, updated with NHS guidelines, and suitable for beginners, while Mad Revision offers more challenging MCQs with extensive notes. He advises beginners to start with Plabable but suggests Mad Revision for those with more time. His final recommendation depends on each individual's preparation level and time availability.

Takeaways

• 📚 Mad Revision has over 4,300 high-yield MCQs and 23+ mocks, with detailed notes covering the PLAB 1 syllabus.
• 💰 Pricing for Mad Revision: $34 for 3 months and $48 for 6 months.
• 📊 Plabable offers 2,500+ MCQs and 17+ mocks, with an optional Plabable Gems add-on for £10.
• 💸 Pricing for Plabable: £20 for 3 months and £25 for 6 months.
• ✅ Plabable is highly accurate and updated with NHS guidelines, making it very similar to the PLAB 1 exam structure.
• 📱 Plabable has a mobile app, while Mad Revision is only accessible through a browser.
• 🔄 Mad Revision allows unlimited free resets for mocks, whereas Plabable charges for resets.
• 🎯 Mad Revision MCQs are more challenging and contain more information, making them ideal for students with more time for preparation.
• 📅 For beginners or those with limited time, Plabable and Plab 1 Keys are recommended as easier-to-manage resources.
• 🏆 Both Mad Revision and Plabable are highly recommended, depending on your preparation time and study style.

Q & A

Why did the speaker decide to make this video?

The speaker made the video because many candidates messaged them, confused about which resource to choose for their PLAB 1 preparation.

What are the key features of Mad Revision?

Mad Revision offers over 4,300 high-yield MCQs, more than 23 mocks, detailed notes covering almost the entire PLAB 1 syllabus, and the ability to reset mocks for free.

How does Plabable compare to Mad Revision in terms of MCQs and mocks?

Plabable has 2,500+ MCQs and over 17 mocks, while Mad Revision offers more MCQs (4,300+) and more mocks (23+). Plabable also offers 'Gems' for an extra cost.

What is the pricing structure for Mad Revision and Plabable?

Mad Revision costs $34 for 3 months and $48 for 6 months. Plabable costs £20 for 3 months and £25 for 6 months, with 'Gems' available for an additional £10.

What are the pros of using Plabable?

Plabable is regularly updated with NHS guidelines, closely resembles the PLAB 1 exam in terms of MCQ structure, offers easy-to-understand explanations, and includes a mobile app for convenience.

What are the cons of using Plabable?

Plabable does not allow free resetting of mocks, and the MCQ structure is sometimes easier compared to the actual PLAB 1 exam.

What are the pros of using Mad Revision?

Mad Revision offers a different, more challenging MCQ pattern, a large volume of detailed notes, free reset of mocks, and provides a good preparation for the more difficult aspects of PLAB 1.

What are the cons of using Mad Revision?

Mad Revision contains a lot of information that might overwhelm candidates who are short on time. It lacks a dedicated app, and some of its guidelines are outdated compared to Plabable.

Which resource is more user-friendly, Mad Revision or Plabable?

Both resources are user-friendly. Mad Revision can be accessed online via browser, while Plabable has a mobile app available for phones and tablets.

What does the speaker recommend for beginners preparing for PLAB 1?

For beginners, the speaker recommends starting with Plabable or PLAB Keys unless they have 4-5 months to prepare, in which case they could start with Mad Revision for a more in-depth preparation.