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SBA, Extended Matching Questions, and data-interpretation items with lab tables, growth charts, rhythm strips and pedigrees — the same question styles you'll face on the day, not just multiple choice.

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Every explanation is referenced against NICE guidance, national specialist-society guidelines, or the relevant Royal College curriculum — so you learn the reasoning, not just the letter.

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MRCPCH

MRCPCH — FOP, TAS & AKP

Paediatrics. Full coverage of Foundation of Practice, Theory and Science, and Applied Knowledge in Practice, mapped to the current RCPCH syllabus.

1,500+SBA, data-interpretation & EMQ items
3papers covered
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MRCP

MRCP (UK) — Part 1 & Part 2 Written

Internal medicine. Full coverage of both written papers across all 18 core specialties, from cardiology and renal medicine to clinical pharmacology and statistics.

1,200SBA, data-interpretation & EMQ items
2written papers covered
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MRCEM

MRCEM — Primary & SBA (Intermediate)

Emergency medicine. Full coverage of both written papers, mapped to the current RCEM curriculum.

1,200SBA & data-interpretation items
2written papers covered
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MRCPsych

MRCPsych — Paper A & Paper B

Psychiatry. Full coverage of both written papers — the scientific and theoretical basis of psychiatry, plus critical review and clinical topics, mapped to the current RCPsych curriculum.

1,120SBA & EMQ items
2written papers covered
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MRCGP

MRCGP — Applied Knowledge Test

General practice. Full coverage of the AKT across all twelve RCGP curriculum domains.

1,200SBA items
12domains covered
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MRCOG

MRCOG — Part 1 & Part 2 Written

Obstetrics and gynaecology. Full coverage of both written papers, mapped to the current RCOG curriculum.

1,260SBA & EMQ items
2written papers covered
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MRCS

MRCS Part A — Paper 1 & Paper 2

Surgery. Full coverage of both Part A written papers, mapped to the current RCS intercollegiate curriculum.

1,200SBA items
2written papers covered
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