1. Understand the format and content of the Multi-Specialty Recruitment Assessment (MSRA): By the end of the session, participants should have a detailed understanding of the structure of the MSRA, including the types of questions asked, the timings, and how it is scored. 2. Apply effective strategies for answering MSRA questions: Participants should be able to identify and practice effective strategies for answering both clinical problem-solving and situational judgement questions in the MSRA. 3. Evaluate personal strengths and weaknesses in relation to the MSRA: After practicing representative questions, participants should be able to self-assess their own strengths and areas for improvement. 4. Develop a personalized study plan for the MSRA: Based on self-assessment and Dr. Pinto's advice, participants should begin to formulate their own tailored study plans ahead of the actual assessment. 5. Gain insights from Dr. Pinto's personal experience: Participants should take advantage of Dr. Pinto's recent experience in sitting the MSRA to understand what the actual test environment is like, and gain practical tips that will aid in their successful passage of the MSRA.