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Live recall data

The topics showing up most in AMC MCQ recalls right now.

Every MCQ solved on Recall gets tagged to a topic before it's answered. That gives us a running, candidate-sourced count of what's actually being recalled from recent sittings — not the official AMC blueprint, but a real signal of where recent exams have leaned.

This list is the all-time top 10, refreshed roughly monthly. Sign up free to see the live 24-hour feed and the full monthly breakdown by exam source.

1Infectious Diseases — Antibiotic selection and stewardship
13.4%
2Obstetrics — Antepartum haemorrhage
12.2%
3Endocrinology & Metabolic — Type 2 diabetes (diagnosis & management)
12.2%
4Psychiatry — Schizophrenia
9.9%
5Gynaecology — Menorrhagia and abnormal uterine bleeding
9.3%
6Toxicology & Envenomation — Paracetamol overdose
9.3%
7Neurology — Ischaemic stroke
9%
8Endocrinology & Metabolic — Thyroid nodule and thyroid cancer
8.7%
9Gastroenterology & Hepatology — Gallstones and biliary colic
8.1%
10Psychiatry — Major depressive disorder
7.8%

Share is relative to this top-10 list, not total submission volume.

What this ranking is (and isn't)

This is aggregated from MCQ recalls candidates have pasted into Recall's solver — real questions, reconstructed from memory, right after a sitting. It's a useful proxy for "what's coming up lately," but recall data is inherently noisy: a topic can spike because one recent cohort remembered it well, not because the exam has permanently shifted focus. Treat it as a study-priority signal, not a guarantee.

It also isn't a substitute for the official AMC exam blueprint — always check amc.org.au for the current exam format and content areas.

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