What is the difference between AMC part one and part two exams in Australia?

The AMC (Australian Medical Council) exams have two parts for international medical graduates seeking to practice in Australia:

- AMC Part One: A multiple-choice question (MCQ) exam testing your theoretical medical knowledge across disciplines.
- AMC Part Two: A clinical skills assessment that evaluates your practical skills, clinical reasoning, and patient interaction through simulated scenarios.

In summary, Part One focuses on theory, while Part Two assesses practical clinical skills. Both are required for medical registration in Australia.