1. To gain an understanding of the structure and requirements of the OSCE exam, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the format and expectations of this critical medical test. 2. To gain practical experience in presenting medical cases, demonstrating physical examination skills, and handling various simulated patient scenarios that may be similar to those encountered during the actual OSCE exam. 3. To develop communication and interpersonal skills while interacting with patient actors, learning how to deliver complex medical information in an accessible and compassionate manner. 4. To reflect on and improve their clinical reasoning and decision-making abilities in a controlled setting, receiving immediate feedback from experienced tutors. 5. To utilize anecdotal advice and practical tips from experienced tutors, incorporating these strategies into their approach for the OSCE exam, and improving overall performance and confidence.