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The Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) has officially announced the MRCS Part A September 2024 exam results. The results were released just 3 weeks after the exam, which was held on September 10. StudyMRCS has once again achieved an outstanding success rate, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted leader in MRCS exam preparation.

Candidates will receive their results directly via email or can access them by logging into their RCS accounts on the official website.

How to check your results?

 To view your results, visit the ‘my-account’ section of the RCS website. You can log in using your registered email address or contact ID number. If you have forgotten your password, it can be easily reset through the website. If you are unable to log in, contact RCS support team with your full name and date of birth for assistance.

MRCS exam overview

The Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) is recognised as the gold standard of surgical excellence worldwide. The MRCS examination is divided into two parts—Part A and Part B.

The MRCS Part A is a written exam consisting of two papers, assessing candidates’ knowledge in applied basic sciences and principles of surgery. It is a five-hour assessment designed to evaluate core surgical understanding. MRCS Part B is an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), which assesses a candidate’s practical skills and clinical knowledge in areas such as history-taking, communication, and clinical procedures.

With the release of the MRCS Part A September 2024 exam results, StudyMRCS has once more established itself as a frontrunner in the MRCS exam preparation. Our candidates have achieved remarkable success, underscoring the effectiveness of our dedicated programs.

“I am extremely delighted and thankful to all the StudyMEDIC mentors and staff, who were incredibly helpful throughout the course and made passing the exam so much easier. Special thanks to mentors Dr. Rakhshith, Dr. Aditi, Dr. Sujan, Dr. Yugal, Dr. Aishwarya, and others as well (apologies if I missed anyone). The classes, materials, intensive hours, mock exams, and revision sessions each played a significant role in the overall process of preparation and eventual success,” shares Dr. Abhik Debnath, a StudyMRCS student.

“I am very grateful to all the StudyMEDIC team for their guidance. The best part was the daily practice of MCQs and discussion sessions that enhanced our skills. Special thanks to Dr. Rakhshith, Dr. Sanjay, Thasleema Ma’am, Dr. Sujan, Dr. Aishwarya, Dr. Sheena, and all the team members for their support,” says another satisfied student, Dr. Sidra Akhtar.

As we celebrate this success, we encourage future candidates to trust StudyMRCS for their preparation needs. To learn more about our MRCS courses, reach out to our team today.