MIR exam preparation online — timed mocks and an AI tutor
The MIR decides which specialty and which hospital you can choose — in strict rank order. Myndaq trains you the way the exam scores you: clinical questions with negative marking, weakness-first analytics across the whole MD curriculum, and an AI tutor that explains every answer.
The exam that ranks every future doctor in Spain
The MIR (Médico Interno Residente) is Spain's national exam for entry into specialist medical training, held every year on the last Saturday of January. You answer 210 multiple-choice questions — 200 scored plus 10 reserve — with 4 options each, in a single 4h30 sitting, including a separate image booklet (cuadernillo) of around 25 image-based questions. Marking is net: +3 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong one, 0 for a blank — a −0,33 penalty per question. Your net score (max 600) combines with your academic record in the baremo — 90% exam, 10% expediente — to produce your número de orden, the national rank that decides when you pick your specialty and hospital.
Net score → baremo → número de orden
Correct +3, wrong −1, blank 0 — the classic −0,33 penalty. Knowing when NOT to answer is a trainable skill, and every Myndaq practice session scores you exactly this way.
Your final baremo weighs the exam at 90% and your academic record at 10%. The exam day is where the ranking is really decided.
To be ranked at all you must clear the nota de corte: 35% of the mean of the ten best exams that year. Below it there is no número de orden — above it, every extra net point moves you up the national list.
The whole MD curriculum, in one afternoon
Medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics & gynaecology, psychiatry, preventive medicine and statistics — the MIR draws on all 18 clinical specialties. Most questions are self-contained case vignettes: read, reason, commit.
Around 25 questions come with a clinical image in a separate cuadernillo — radiology, ECGs, dermatology, histology. Reading the image IS the question, and it is a skill you can drill.
With +3 / −1 / 0, a guess is a bet and a blank is a choice. Training with the real penalty teaches you which bets to take — the difference of hundreds of ranking positions.
Clinical vignettes with the real penalty
Four options, one best answer, net scoring on every session. You see your neta move question by question — and you learn, with data, when answering beats leaving it blank. All in Spanish, the language of your exam.
A tutor on every single question
The tutor sees the exact question you are on. Ask why the distractor is wrong, what the guideline says, or how to reason from the vignette — it guides your thinking and explains every answer, step by step, without ever just handing you the letter.
Image questions as their own skill
Roughly 25 of your 210 questions hang on an image — an ECG, a radiograph, a dermatology photo. Myndaq treats image reading as a first-class practice surface, so exam day's booklet feels familiar, not frightening.
Know where you stand — before January does
Why Myndaq for the MIR
Ask anything about the vignette you are on — the AI tutor explains the reasoning in Spanish, step by step.
4-option vignettes, net scoring with the −0,33 penalty, image questions — the exam's rules on every session.
Your neta, your weakest specialties, and your next move — recalculated every time you practise.
Browser-based on any device — a guardia-friendly way to keep the streak alive between shifts.
Three rungs up the ranking
Sign in with Google and start practising immediately — no card, no setup.
Clinical vignettes and image questions, scored +3 / −1 / 0 — with the tutor whenever you need it.
Analytics rank the specialties costing you net points — climb by fixing exactly those.
MIR questions, answered
How is the MIR scored?
Net marking: +3 for each correct answer, −1 for each wrong one, 0 for a blank — equivalent to a −0,33 penalty per question. 200 of the 210 questions are scored (10 are reserve), and the maximum net score is 600.
What is the número de orden and the baremo?
Your baremo combines the exam (90%) with your academic record (10%). The result places you on a single national list — your número de orden — and you choose specialty and hospital strictly in that order.
What is the nota de corte?
The minimum to be ranked: 35% of the mean score of the ten best exams that year. Clear it and every additional net point improves your position.
How long is the exam, and when is it held?
One sitting of 4 hours 30 minutes (270 minutes) for 210 questions with 4 options each, held every year on the last Saturday of January.
Are there image questions?
Yes — around 25 questions reference clinical images (radiology, ECGs, dermatology, histology) in a separate booklet, the cuadernillo de imágenes. Myndaq drills image-based questions as their own practice surface.
Is Myndaq's MIR practice in Spanish?
Yes. Questions, options and explanations are written in Spanish, matching the language of the real exam — and this page has a full Spanish version at /exam/mir/es.
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Clinical practice, the real penalty, and a tutor that never leaves your side.
Myndaq is an AI-powered preparation platform for the MIR, Spain's national exam for entry into specialist medical training. Practise clinical case questions across the full MD curriculum with the exam's real net scoring — +3 for correct, −1 for wrong, 0 for blank — train the image-based questions of the cuadernillo, and track the net score that drives your número de orden, with a Myndaq AI Tutor that explains every answer in Spanish, on any device, right in your browser.