Free Diagnostic
How ready are you for ORE Part 1?
Twenty single-best-answer questions sampled across Paper A and Paper B, in the style of the examination. No time limit, but work at exam pace: a little under a minute a question.
- 13
- questions
- 15 min
- approximate time
- Free
- no card required
At the end, add your first name and email to see your result and keep it in a free account. Or create a free account now and take it later.
Example result
Estimated readiness · Building
Confidence: moderate
Work on these first
- 1Restorative dentistry
- 2Anatomy and physiology
- 3Oral pathology and microbiology
What the result contains
- A score for each of the thirteen subjects, and for Paper A and Paper B overall
- The subjects that most need attention, weighted by their share of the paper
- An explanation for every question, including the four incorrect options
- A readiness band with a plain description of what it means
- The first version of your study plan, built from the result and your sitting date
- A saved baseline to measure later progress against
How it is built
- Covers all thirteen subject areas, across clinical dentistry and applied dental science
- You get a subject-by-subject picture, not only a percentage
- Your result becomes the starting point for a personalised study plan built around your sitting
Questions about the diagnostic
No. There is no time limit, although the time taken per question is recorded and shown in the result alongside exam pace.
No. An account is created at the end to save the result and generate the study plan. No card details are required.
Enough to rank subjects and set the first plan. The estimate carries a low confidence rating at this stage, and each later session adds evidence.
The first result is kept as your baseline. Later progress is measured by practice and mocks rather than by repeating the diagnostic.
Get your first read in 15 minutes
13 questions, every one explained, and the start of a study plan built around your exam date. Free, no card details.
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