MRCP Part 1 Qbank

The MRCP Part 1 is primarily taken by doctors who have completed a minimum of 12 months of postgraduate medical experience and wish to pursue a specialist career in medicine in the UK. This includes both UK-trained doctors and international medical graduates (IMGs). It's an essential step for those aiming to enter higher specialist training in the UK, and is recognised in many other countries as well.

MRCP Part 1 covers a broad range of topics essential for a physician. The exam tests your knowledge and understanding of common and important disorders, general principles of health and disease, patient management, and ethical and legal issues related to medical practice.

It includes subjects like cardiology, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology, endocrinology, and many others.

For more details, visit the MRCP Part 1 Exam page.

The MRCP Part 1 is a one-day exam, consisting of two three-hour papers.

Each paper contains 100 multiple-choice questions (best of five format).

The exam is computer-based and can be taken at test centers internationally or online in the UK.

Preparing for the MRCP Part 1 requires a solid study plan focusing on the breadth of medical knowledge.

Here are some detailed tips:

Practice Questions: Engage with a significant number of practice questions to test your knowledge and understanding of various topics. This will also familiarise you with the MRCP Part 1 format and question style.

Targeted Reading: Engage with online knowledge resources and guidelines covering the core subjects that will come up in Part 1. Focus on understanding concepts as well as high yield testable facts.

Mock Exams: Attempt mock exams or question quizzes under timed conditions to simulate the real exam environment. This helps in building your confidence and time management skills.

Applications for the MRCP Part 1 are made online. To find out about application dates, fees, and the application process, you can visit the MRCP Part 1 Dates and Fees page.