1. To enhance the understanding of the Glasgow Coma Scale and its importance in assessing a patient's level of consciousness in a clinical setting. 2. To develop the ability to effectively apply the Glasgow Coma Scale in practical situations by accurately calculating scores based on observed patient responses. 3. To improve skills in conducting a comprehensive neurological examination which includes assessment of cranial nerves, motor function, sensory function, coordination and gait. 4. To familiarize with common neurological pathologies that could appear in a mock OSCE, and to be able to identify their presenting signs and symptoms. 5. To develop efficient and effective communication techniques for patient interaction during a neurological examination, including the ability to explain procedures, obtain consent, and deliver information in a sensitive manner.