Yes, you can study on your own without a course. While it saves money, it can be time-consuming to gather all necessary materials, such as review references, vignettes, and past papers with reliable answers. If you have access to these resources and dedicate 6-12 months to your study, self-study or partnering with someone can be an effective option.

We cut through the clutter with a focused curriculum that emphasizes essential topics, allowing you to study smarter and have more time for effective revision.
Many past papers lack correct answers, but our course provides the right solutions while honing your reasoning and analytical skills, ensuring you confidently evaluate options and make correct judgments.
Given the tricky language of the ADC exam, we meticulously cover every detail to ensure you are thoroughly prepared.

Past papers and recall questions serve as a training ground after you have equipped yourself with concepts and knowledge to enhance your clinical judgment and critical thinking skills. You will encounter many good choices, but your task is to find the best one. Therefore, it’s not advisable to simply memorize questions, as the ADC frequently changes details where even the smallest variations can have a significant impact on the final answers. We teach you about different variations that may appear on the exam and how to prioritize your options.