Practise the tasks the PSA actually tests
PassthePSA is PSA-format practice for the UK Prescribing Safety Assessment: 733 questions built around all 8 PSA item styles, including full prescribing questions with component-level marking and partial credit, and 11 full 60-item, 200-mark mock papers timed at the real two-minutes-per-item pace, with complete BNF-cited explanations and a readiness dashboard.
Pass guarantee. Answer at least 400 questions, sit the PSA while your plan is active and fail, and we extend your access free for 3 months.
Practice every PSA section
Prescribing, prescription review, planning management, communicating information, calculation skills, adverse drug reactions, drug monitoring and data interpretation. Free-text prescriptions are marked like the real exam, against BNF-derived mark schemes with partial credit for defensible alternatives.
Know exactly where you lost the marks
Every prescription is marked in two halves, drug choice and then medicine, dose, route and frequency, with partial credit and the explanation behind every mark.
Try 20 real questions free
Twenty real questions from all eight sections, in the full exam interface, with the complete explanation after every one. No card needed.
Pricing
3-month access £9.99 (September offer, was £14.99). 6-month access £14.99. 12-month access £24.99 in one payment. Everything is included in every plan.
Pass guarantee. Answer at least 400 questions, sit the PSA while your plan is active and fail, and we extend your access free for 3 months. Conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Prescribing Safety Assessment?
The PSA is the national online exam that UK medical students and foundation doctors must pass before prescribing: 8 sections, 60 items, 2 hours.
Do the mock papers match the real format?
Yes: the same section blueprint, the same answer formats including free-text prescribing, timed at the exam pace.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes, 20 real questions free with full explanations.
Free guides
The PSA exam guide: format, marks, timing and how to revise, with a guide to each of the eight item styles and a real question from every one: prescribing, prescription review, planning management, communicating information, calculation skills, adverse drug reactions, drug monitoring and data interpretation. Also how to use the BNF fast, with timed drills, and the PSA FAQ, pricing and how the bank is built.