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MRCS Part A is the first step in the two-part Membership of the Royal College of Surgery exam. It tests aspirants on the Basic Sciences and Principles of surgery in two separate papers spanning 5 hours in a single day. With our structured and proven MRCS Part A courses, preparation for the MRCS exam is a breeze.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply to sit for the MRCS Part A examination?
- FIrst time candidates should complete the online application through their RCS online account.
- Repeat examinees may use the same RCS account as before.
- Once the application is accepted, candidates can book an exam through Pearson Vue.
What is the number of attempts allowed for MRCS Part A?
Candidates have a limited number of attempts to take and clear the MRCS Part A exam. They may attempt the MRCS Part A exam up to six times to pass it.
Is there a certificate for clearing MRCS Part A?
No. The Membership of the Royal College of Surgery is a two part examination. Clearing Part A only makes them eligible to attempt MRCS Part B. Candidates must pass both parts, MRCS Part A and Part B, before they earn the MRCS certification.
Do resit candidates for MRCS Part A need to complete the application procedure again?
No. All applications for MRCS Part A, and MRCS Part B are made from the same RCS online account. Once the initial application is completed, candidates need not share their documents again for re-attempts.
Can I withdraw/postpone my exam?
Candidates may cancel, or postpone their booking by writing to the RCS before the exam booking window closes. Even in the cases of on-time intimation, refunds are subject to the RCS Refund policy.
Is there a time limit between passing the MRCS Part A and MRCS Part B?
The Royal Colleges of Surgery guidelines stipulate currency mandates regarding the time period it takes to clear the MRCS exams. Candidates are required to pass the MRCS Part B examination within seven years of passing the MRCS Part A exam.
Is there a time limit between passing the Part 1 MRCOG and passing the Part 2 MRCOG?
No, but the College does require you to have attempted the Part 2 at least once within 7 years of passing the Part 1. You do not have to pass Part 2 within 7 years, but if you do not even attempt it you will have to pass Part 1 again. For more information, read the regulations on exam currency and number of attempts.
Can candidates from India join StudyMEDIC Courses?
StudyMEDIC is the premier MRCS platform that offers candidates the opportunity to take MRCS coaching online regardless of their location. So candidates can take our MRCS online course in India, the GCC, or anywhere else in the world.
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.