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Frequently Asked Questions

MRCS Part B requires no additional documents or application. All details for the entire MRCS examination is submitted with the initial application, and all required documents are also collected at the time.

There is no separate application required to appear for the MRCS Part B examination. Candidates will be required to use their original RCS online account, and book the examination once they have cleared Part A.

RCS guidelines stipulate limited attempts for either parts of the MRCS examination, and for Part A they get six attempts. However, this limit is even tighter for MRCS Part B as candidates may only attempt it four times to clear the test. 

Cancellation, or Postponement of a booked exam is permitted, but are subject to RCS Cancellation Policy. Candidates may only do so by requesting in writing before the closure of exam booking dates. 

Yes. StudyMEDIC’s MRCS exam preparation course is open to all candidates regardless of where they are from. We offer the most premium MRCS training in India, and are rated the Best Indian academy of MRCS.

Yes. There are strict currency stipulations placed on the MRCS examinations by the Royal Colleges of Surgery. It requires that the candidates to clear the MRCS Part B assessment within seven years of passing Part A.

What is MRCS?

The Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) is a globally recognised PG diploma in surgery. Granted by the Royal Colleges of Surgery, it is the highest of standards when it comes to the practice of surgery. With an in-depth testing of the candidates’ medical knowledge, surgical acumen, and clinical management skills, it ensures the competency of anyone pursuing an international surgical career. As an entry level examination to surgery, it is also the gateway for healthcare professionals to qualify for higher specialty training, and more.

Eligibility

In addition to the Primary Medical Qualification required to sit for the Part A examination, the candidates need only pass the MRCS Part A module to be eligible to attempt MRCS Part B. Also, candidates must ensure exam currency, completing either MRCS modules within seven years of each other.

MRCS Part B Exam Structure

Once they pass the Part A module of the MRCS examination, candidates are put through their paces in an Objective Structured Clinical Examination, which is the MRCS Part B. This practical medical assessment consists of 17 different life-like examination stations that take up to 9 minutes per station. Candidates are to go through each station resolving medical cases, communicating with patients, or otherwise proving their medical practice proficiency in the face of real-life scenarios.

MRCS Part B Exam Dates

The MRCS Part B OSCE is conducted in person around the globe in various locations. However, depending on the demand, availability, etc, there may be variations in locations, and slots from time to time. The upcoming MRCS Part B OSCE dates are: 

 

MRCS Part B OSCE June 2026 – India (Mumbai)
Application deadline: 2 April 2026 | Exam date range: 15 – 18 June 2026

 

MRCS Part B OSCE July 2026 – Egypt (Cairo)
Registration reopens via Eventbrite on 20 April 2026 | Exam date range: 11 – 18 July 2026

Please view the Eventbrite page for more details on the booking process.

 

MRCS Part B OSCE August 2026 – UAE (Abu Dhabi)
Application deadline: 30 April 2026 | Exam date range: 28 July – 1 August 2026

 

MRCS Part B OSCE September 2026 – Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
Application deadline: 4 June 2026 | Exam date range: 2 – 6 September 2026

 

MRCS Part B OSCE September 2026 – India (Delhi)
Application deadline: TBC | Exam date range: 23 – 26 September 2026

 

MRCS Part B OSCE October 2026 – UK (Venue TBC)
Application deadline: 24 July 2026 | Exam date range: 3 – 18 October 2026 | Results release: 25 November 2026

 

MRCS Part B OSCE November 2026 – Egypt (Alexandria)
Application deadline: TBC | Exam date range: TBC

 

MRCS Part B OSCE December 2026 – Pakistan (Karachi)
Application deadline: TBC | Exam date range: TBC

MRCS Part B OSCE Booking Guidelines

Once a candidate clears the MRCS Part A, they are eligible to attempt the MRCS Part B OSCE within 7 years from thereon. 

 

  • The MRCS Part B OSCE exam is applied through the same RCS account. 
  • There are only a limited number of slots available per examination centre per day
  • MRCS Part B OSCE centres vary according to demand, availability, etc, even from one diet to the next. 
  • Candidates are advised to follow the guidelines and book a seat well before the bookings close.

MRCS Advantages

  • Globally recognised postgraduate Diploma by RCS.
  • Respected across the UK, the Middle East, and Europe.
  • Validates advanced skill and knowledge in Surgery
  • Opens the gateway to a global career with high-earning potential.
  • Builds connections with professionals and global experts.
  • Encourages continuous learning and professional growth.
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