OSCE stations are live: 400+ exam-standard cases, marked by Jeeni

The clinical stations are where your training finally shows: the reasoning you have built, in your own words, under the clock. With a few weeks to go, that is exactly the muscle to sharpen — and now you have the room to do it, one real case at a time.

Over 400 exam-standard OSCE stations are now live across the whole of FCOG(SA) Final. Each one is a timed, real clinical case: you get fifteen minutes, you write what you would actually say to the examiner, and Jeeni marks it against a structured examiner scheme and sits with you through a full consultant debrief.

Every station makes the next one calmer. Live now for Pro. Start a station →

The fifteen-minute clock is on purpose. Writing a clear, structured answer at pace — the typing, the shaping, the deciding what matters under time — is its own OSCE skill. You build it here, in practice, so it already feels familiar on the day.

Jeeni marks it like an examiner

You get far more than a score. Jeeni reads every part of your answer against the mark scheme, shows the marks you earned and the ones within reach, and names the kind of thing to tighten — a clinical point, your structure, a citation — so every attempt moves you forward.

She quotes your own words back, credits what you got right first, and shows you the stronger line — the way a good consultant coaches a registrar, not a report that just says to add more detail.

The mark scheme and model answer, every time

Nothing is hidden. After each station you see the full mark scheme — every point, what it was worth, and whether you hit it — and the model answer to aim for.

That is the loop that builds real exam confidence: try a station, see exactly where the marks live, read the model, and go again — a little sharper each time, right up to the day you walk in ready.

Help us make them sharper

These stations are brand new, and you are the ones who will polish them. Every debrief has a quick thumbs and a one-line note — if a station felt unfair, unclear, or too tough, or a mark scheme missed something, tell us. It comes straight to us and genuinely shapes what we fix next, for you and everyone sitting after you.

You are closer than it feels. Put in the reps — a few stations a day adds up fast. Start your first station →