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    • Multiple choice answer
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Situational judgement test

Our guide to the SJT is written by junior doctors and is based on real experiences from the wards

SJT Question Bank
Here you will find our guide to preparing for the situational judgement test including some mock questions and answers and the key principles which define which answers are more appropriate and can therefore be used to make a balanced judgement.
SJT how it works and mock questions
Breaking down how SJT questions work
Ranking question
Multiple choice question
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SJT Question Bank: www.foundationprogramme.net