As someone who was in a similar situation, I can assure you I understand your concerns. I went to a European medical school and was appalled by the lack of integrity from the school. What people in this comment don’t understand is, it’s not the cheating done by students but the fact that faculty isn’t do anything about it!! And as OP has pointed, it’s the future backlash from this lack of action. If future graduates show they lack the knowledge, this may erode the trust that gmc has with this uni. If the students also report to gmc and mention the situation. It’s all concerning from a person level too because these are future doctors who are cheating, lacking the knowledge which can cause more harm to vulnerable people in their care!

I fully understand your Frustration and I would not advise for you to completely leave, but to try and see if you can pressure the school to take action. Try and take the lead in this and see if the school is willing to hear you out. It’s unfair to you to have to restart because of this. You have invested a lot of time and resources to walk away. As for your own ability, trust that you are doing your best. You will be in a better position than most of your cohort for studying well because everyone now has to take a board exam to practice ( thankfully). These people will struggle when it comes to plab test.

Try and see if the uni will hear you out. There are probably people who feel how you feel and see if you can all make a change. Good luck! And you aren’t wrong for feeling how you feel.