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(AUS) RadReviewEasy for AHPRA Medical Radiation Practice Exam?

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I have recently moved to Australia on a skill-based visa as Diagnostic Radiographer. However, to be able to actually work I still needed to do undergo an assesment at AHPRA. After an extensive period of providing additional documentation they have finally decided to let me do the MRP Exam before finalising my registration.

Without studying, I've just done the mock test with a score of only 66%...

After some research it seems that most Americans and Canadians use RadReviewEasy.com to practice for their registry exams. Will this help me with the Australian registry exam as well, or are they totally different?

Unfortunately, AHPRA only provides 2 mock test containing 30 questions and very little information about the actual exam...

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