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When it comes to a high-stakes exam like MRCS Part B OSCE, reading alone will not prepare you for what lies ahead. Your theory base may be strong, you may have years of clinical experience, and you might have put months into studying. Even though many candidates find themselves struggling at this stage. Why? Because MRCS Part B is all about applying your acquired knowledge under pressure, within strict time limits, and in a highly structured exam setting.

For an exam like MRCS Part B General Surgery, where the fees are high and travelling to available test centres often requires good planning, leaving your success to chance is simply not worth the risk. So, your goal should be clear. Pass the exam on your first attempt and add the prestigious four letters, ‘MRCS’, to your name.

So how do you move from being well prepared to being truly exam ready? What if there were a smarter way to prepare that allows you to experience the exam before the actual day? Let us explore.

Step into the exam before exam day

Our two days live circuit course offers intensive, hands-on preparation for candidates approaching their MRCS Part B General Surgery exam. The course replicates the real MRCS Part B exam environment, and it provides an invaluable practice session to sharpen your clinical skills and build confidence just a few days before the exam day.

The course delivers two full circuits comprising 17 stations each, closely aligned with the actual MRCS Part B format and timing. These are realistic mock exams conducted with professional examiners and trained role players to ensure you experience the pace, pressure, and expectations of the real assessment.

It offers a well-rounded preparation by covering stations like clinical examinations, procedural skills, communication tasks, and critical care scenarios. One of the most valuable aspects of the course is the detailed feedback provided at the end of each station. This feedback will be delivered by MRCS-qualified, experienced examiners that will help you clearly identify your strengths and the areas that need improvement. The program also includes practical workshops focused on essential exam skills such as history-taking techniques, communication strategies, and clinical examinations.

There is no doubt that experiencing the exam before the real day is a powerful advantage. It reduces uncertainty, strengthens decision-making, and trains you to think clearly in high-pressure situations. When you understand exactly where you stand and what needs refinement, your performance becomes more structured, confident, and exam ready. This level of preparation can significantly enhance your chances of clearing the exam in one go.

For candidates aiming for the May 2026 exam

For those planning to appear for the upcoming MRCS Part B General Surgery exam in May 2026, we are all set to conduct the live circuit course in Kochi on April 15 and 16. So, do not miss this opportunity to refine your strategy, strengthen your performance, and walk into your exam with confidence. With years of experience delivering this program and an overall pass rate of 95%, we remain committed to helping candidates achieve success in one of the most important milestones of their surgical careers.

Connect with our team today to know more about the course.

Written By: Sarath