Pricing & FAQ

Part 1 is often viewed as the most approachable of the three parts, but it still demands steady effort. Most candidates who pass consistently give it 3–4 focused hours a day for about 10–12 weeks. You’ll work through 14 core basic-science areas, so you need time to absorb and connect a lot of material.

Textbooks are great as references, but they’re not written to the exam blueprint and can bury high-yield facts under lots of background detail. We distil what you need into short, syllabus-mapped explanations and link to key guidance so you can go deeper only when you need to.

Not necessarily. If you’re eligible for MRCOG you already have a medical degree, so what you usually need most is targeted practice and exam-style explanations—not hundreds of hours of lectures. Our platform is built around question practice first with concise, guideline-linked notes.

Most popular resources have one or more issues—outdated, incomplete, unstructured, or not exam-focused—so candidates often end up mixing several sources. Our aim is to give you one organised, up-to-date question bank with clear explanations so you can revise efficiently.

It depends on your pace. As a guide, doing ~100 SBAs per day lets you cover a large bank in about 6–8 weeks. Adjust the daily target to your timeline, and remember: explanations matter as much as the questions

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A simple plan that works:

1. Topic drills across the 14 domains (SBA practice first).

2. Read the explanation after every item—treat it as your mini-textbook.

3. In the final weeks, switch to timed mocks to build stamina and timing.

Yes. We use curated trends from the past 10 years of recalls, rewritten as original items—never verbatim content. This keeps practice realistic and high-yield while respecting exam integrity.

The pass standard varies each sitting (RCOG uses standard-setting and equating). In recent years the pass boundary has typically been around the low-to-mid 60s% (≈60–68%). Always check the latest RCOG reports for the exact figures for your sitting.

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