I'm honestly at my wit's end. Failed the MSRA in October and again in February, both times scraping just under the cut-off in Professional Dilemmas while doing okay in Clinical Problem Solving. I've been using a MSRA practice test bank from one of the big prep sites but I'm starting to wonder if I'm just drilling questions without actually understanding the underlying framework they're testing.
What I really need is a proper MSRA study guide that breaks down the SJT-style questions — not just answer explanations but the actual decision-making logic the GMC expects. I've got maybe 10-12 weeks before my next sitting. Currently doing about 90 minutes a day on weekdays, more on weekends. Has anyone turned around a PD score from like 440 to 500+? I keep reading that's possible but feels impossible from where I'm standing.
Any exam tips from people who've been in this exact position would mean a lot right now. Especially if you failed more than once and still got through — I need to know it's actually doable.