CASC prep that actually prepares you.
OSCE Insight gives you structured station practice with live voice role-play, marking-domain feedback, and a workflow designed around how the clinical assessment actually runs.
- Timed stations
- Examiner-style feedback
- Progress tracking
Designed for MRCPsych CASC preparation
Timed station workflow
Structured examiner-style feedback
Curriculum-aligned practice
Features
Everything you need to prepare with clarity
Realistic stations, timed workflows, and feedback designed to help you prepare methodically — not just passively read about the exam.
Timed station simulation
Practise with realistic reading and interaction phases that mirror the exam format and time pressure.
Voice role-play interaction
Engage in live spoken scenarios with AI role-players, building communication skills in a safe environment.
Structured post-station feedback
Receive detailed, examiner-style feedback aligned to CASC marking domains after each attempt.
Performance review and progress
Track scores over time, identify patterns, and see where your preparation is strongest and weakest.
Scenario variety
Access management stations across specialties and difficulty levels to broaden your preparation.
Exam-focused preparation
Every station is designed around the skills and structure expected in the MRCPsych CASC assessment.
How it works
A clear path from station selection to improvement
Four straightforward steps that mirror how you will experience each station on exam day.
- 1
Choose a station
Browse stations by specialty, category, and difficulty to target your revision priorities.
- 2
Read the prompt
Review the station brief during the timed reading phase, just as you would in the exam.
- 3
Complete the timed interaction
Conduct the station via voice role-play within the allocated interaction time.
- 4
Review feedback and practise again
Read structured feedback, then return with purpose — practice builds mastery through consistent attempts.
Why OSCE Insight
Built for exam readiness, not generic interview practice
Postgraduate psychiatry trainees use OSCE Insight to prepare with purpose — practising the skills that matter under the conditions you will face.
Improve structure under time pressure
Build the habit of organising your approach within strict time limits, so exam conditions feel familiar rather than overwhelming.
Practise communication safely
Develop rapport, assessment, and management skills through repeated voice role-play without the stakes of a real exam.
Build confidence before the real exam
Arrive at your CASC knowing you have completed full stations end-to-end — dedication and consistent practice turn feedback into exam-ready performance.
Identify weak areas early
Use performance history to spot recurring gaps in structure, communication, or clinical reasoning before exam day.
Wall of Love
Trusted by trainees preparing for exam day
MRCPsych trainees, international medical graduates, and returning candidates use OSCE Insight to build confidence through structured, repeatable practice.
The reading phase timing matched what I experienced in the exam. That alone made the practice feel worth it.
Priya M.
IMG, second CASC attempt
As an IMG, I was unsure about UK exam conventions. The stations helped me understand how to structure my approach within the time limit.
Arun P.
IMG, first CASC attempt
The voice role-play pushed me to think on my feet. Reading about stations is one thing; doing them under time pressure is another.
Fatima H.
ST4 trainee, Birmingham
Realistic scenarios across different specialties. I didn't feel like I was practising the same station type repeatedly.
Tom B.
ST5 trainee, Cardiff
The reading phase timing matched what I experienced in the exam. That alone made the practice feel worth it.
Priya M.
IMG, second CASC attempt
As an IMG, I was unsure about UK exam conventions. The stations helped me understand how to structure my approach within the time limit.
Arun P.
IMG, first CASC attempt
The voice role-play pushed me to think on my feet. Reading about stations is one thing; doing them under time pressure is another.
Fatima H.
ST4 trainee, Birmingham
Realistic scenarios across different specialties. I didn't feel like I was practising the same station type repeatedly.
Tom B.
ST5 trainee, Cardiff
Feedback referenced marking domains — structure, communication, clinical reasoning — not vague encouragement. I knew exactly what to work on.
James T.
ST4 trainee, London
I could fit a station into a lunch break without losing the exam conditions. That consistency made a real difference to my confidence.
Emily R.
ST5 trainee, Bristol
I appreciated that feedback didn't just say 'good' or 'needs work'. It pointed to domains and gave concrete suggestions.
Michael O.
Core trainee, Leeds
Coming back to psychiatry after a career break, I needed structured practice I could trust. This felt exam-authentic without being intimidating.
Helen C.
Returning trainee
Feedback referenced marking domains — structure, communication, clinical reasoning — not vague encouragement. I knew exactly what to work on.
James T.
ST4 trainee, London
I could fit a station into a lunch break without losing the exam conditions. That consistency made a real difference to my confidence.
Emily R.
ST5 trainee, Bristol
I appreciated that feedback didn't just say 'good' or 'needs work'. It pointed to domains and gave concrete suggestions.
Michael O.
Core trainee, Leeds
Coming back to psychiatry after a career break, I needed structured practice I could trust. This felt exam-authentic without being intimidating.
Helen C.
Returning trainee
I ran three stations a week for six weeks before sitting. By exam day, the workflow felt familiar rather than stressful.
Sarah K.
Core trainee, Manchester
Second attempt — I finally understood where my structure was breaking down. The post-station feedback was specific enough to change how I prepared.
David L.
Returning trainee
Used it heavily in the final month before my CASC. Having a record of my attempts helped me see which station types I kept struggling with.
Rachel W.
ST4 trainee, Edinburgh
The timed interaction phase is where I used to fall apart. Repeated practice here built the habit of staying organised when the clock is running.
Anil S.
IMG, third CASC attempt
I ran three stations a week for six weeks before sitting. By exam day, the workflow felt familiar rather than stressful.
Sarah K.
Core trainee, Manchester
Second attempt — I finally understood where my structure was breaking down. The post-station feedback was specific enough to change how I prepared.
David L.
Returning trainee
Used it heavily in the final month before my CASC. Having a record of my attempts helped me see which station types I kept struggling with.
Rachel W.
ST4 trainee, Edinburgh
The timed interaction phase is where I used to fall apart. Repeated practice here built the habit of staying organised when the clock is running.
Anil S.
IMG, third CASC attempt
The reading phase timing matched what I experienced in the exam. That alone made the practice feel worth it.
Priya M.
IMG, second CASC attempt
Feedback referenced marking domains — structure, communication, clinical reasoning — not vague encouragement. I knew exactly what to work on.
James T.
ST4 trainee, London
I ran three stations a week for six weeks before sitting. By exam day, the workflow felt familiar rather than stressful.
Sarah K.
Core trainee, Manchester
As an IMG, I was unsure about UK exam conventions. The stations helped me understand how to structure my approach within the time limit.
Arun P.
IMG, first CASC attempt
I could fit a station into a lunch break without losing the exam conditions. That consistency made a real difference to my confidence.
Emily R.
ST5 trainee, Bristol
Second attempt — I finally understood where my structure was breaking down. The post-station feedback was specific enough to change how I prepared.
David L.
Returning trainee
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