What a Grand Test result looks like
Everything below is made up. It is the real results layout with invented numbers, so you can see what comes back before you sit anything.
This is a sample. The score, the rank, the cohort size and the questions are all fabricated for this page. No real student’s data appears here, none of these figures is a measured statistic about Meridian, and the two questions were written for this page rather than taken from a Grand Test.
Grand Test 1 · Submitted · +4 correct, -1 wrong
Rank and percentile are computed across everyone who sat the paper in the same window. Percentile is the share of that cohort scoring below you; ties share a rank, as in the real exam.
Section by section
8 wrong · 4 left blank
9 wrong · 5 left blank
10 wrong · 6 left blank
10 wrong · 5 left blank
10 wrong · 5 left blank
Questions left blank when a section’s 42 minutes ran out are counted here. Under the 2026 format they cannot be returned to, so a section with a lot of them is a pacing problem rather than a knowledge one — and it is the fastest thing to fix.
Weakest subjects first
This ordering is what will drive the personalised revision PDF — it targets the topics you actually lost marks on rather than the whole syllabus. That feature is planned, not built.
Solutions
2 samples of 180Which of the following is the antidote of choice in acute paracetamol poisoning?
N-acetylcysteine replenishes hepatic glutathione, which paracetamol overdose depletes, allowing the toxic metabolite NAPQI to be conjugated safely. It is most effective when started early. The others are antidotes for different poisonings: naloxone for opioids, flumazenil for benzodiazepines, and deferoxamine for iron.
A fracture of the surgical neck of the humerus most commonly injures which nerve?
The axillary nerve winds around the surgical neck of the humerus with the posterior circumflex humeral vessels, so it is the one at risk there — producing deltoid weakness and sensory loss over the "regimental badge" area. The radial nerve is the classic answer for a midshaft fracture, where it runs in the spiral groove.
A real result shows all 180 questions with your answer, the key and an explanation. The two above were written for this page and have never appeared in a Grand Test.
GT-1 is free and produces the real version of this page.