What is the NAC OSCE?
The National Assessment Collaboration OSCE is a Canadian clinical-skills exam from the Medical Council of Canada, required for international medical graduates pursuing residency in Canada. It tests history-taking, physical exam, counselling and clinical reasoning across standardized-patient stations.
Can I practise without a study partner?
Yes. The AI patient lets you rehearse a simulated encounter on your own, by voice or text. Read the candidate instructions, practise the conversation and review your feedback after finishing. Use it alongside your classes and practice with other people.
Do I need to download anything?
No — NAC Ready runs entirely in your web browser. Just sign in and start practicing.
How does billing work?
Choose CAD $29.99 per month or CAD $240 per year (equivalent to CAD $20/month). Both include the same full access and up to 5 AI patient cases per day. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be changed or cancelled through your account.
Is the feedback reliable?
It's AI-generated guidance to help you practice deliberately — strengths, gaps, priorities and a model approach. It's a study aid, not an official MCC score.