Structured MRCP coaching for busy doctors, built around your rota.
Two minutes with Dr Chirag Madaan: how the programme works, and who it's for.
4.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot · 96% five-star reviews
Based on >900 responses across Intellect Medicos webinars & workshops and numerous phone and video calls, 2025–26.
Six things every batch runs on. Each one fixes a problem above.
Recorded theory, broken into modules. Speed up through what you know, slow down where you don't.
150 high-yield questions per subject, updated to the latest exam trends. No more grinding through 5,000+ questions while working.
Subject-wise past-question classes, live, every Saturday. You learn how the examiner actually thinks.
A live mock every Sunday with full discussion — plus regular grand mocks, so your prep is always measured against the real thing.
Weekly revision from week two, combination revision across 4–5 subjects, and rapid revision before the exam.
A live WhatsApp group with daily MCQs, sample-paper discussion and accountability checks. By doctors, for doctors.
Every live class and mock is recorded and uploaded to the app the same day. If a shift gets in the way, just watch it back whenever you're free — any time until your access ends.
A critical care specialist who has mentored thousands of doctors worldwide — 720K+ subscribers on YouTube, across 60+ countries — and taught medicine and anaesthesia at India's premier teaching institutes. Best Educator Award winner. Author of Be an ECG Xpert. Known for one thing above all: making hard medicine simple, memorable, and even enjoyable.
An anaesthetist who moved from the operating theatre to building the company. Dr Shruti co-founded Intellect Medicos and runs the part students never see — how the programme is designed, how faculty are held to a standard, and how a working doctor stays consistent for six months. She built the business past £1M in sales in its first year. She now coaches doctors and founders on the same thing she teaches here: consistency is a system, not a personality trait.
An NHS Internal Medicine doctor who prepares the way you do — between shifts. For three years he has taught MRCP at Intellect Medicos, translating the exam into UK clinical practice: what the examiner is really asking, and how NHS medicine answers it. He knows what a rota does to a study plan, because he lives one.
You may be able to reclaim your course fee through your NHS study budget. We can't promise it, but we'll help you try — email us or ask on your 1:1 strategy call and we'll provide whatever documentation your Trust needs.
Two ways to learn in person or online: hands-on workshops in a city near you, and free webinars every month. The badge on each card tells you which is which.
A full-day, in-person MRCP strategy and teaching workshop for doctors in the Gulf. Limited seats.
See workshop details →An intensive 2-day revision course with Pastest — high-yield teaching just before the January diet.
See workshop details →Free online teaching and strategy sessions for Part 1 and Part 2 — join from anywhere, no travel needed.
Register for the next webinar →We've run in-person workshops in Hyderabad, Kolkata and Dubai. See photos and reviews from past workshops →
The same Intellect Medicos method, built for the MRCPI pathway. Join the waitlist for founding-member pricing and first access when enrolment opens.
For surgical trainees — the same structured, accountable system, built for the MRCS pathway. Join the waitlist to hear first when doors open.
Absolutely, yes. Failing an exam does not mean you cannot pass it — sometimes hard work just needs the right direction. We have helped doctors from India, the Gulf and the UK, including IMTs who had failed five or six times, pass on their very first attempt with us. Their independent reviews are on our website, our social media and Trustpilot, in their own words. And as Dumbledore might have said: "Help will always be given at Intellect Medicos to those who ask for it."
It depends on the diet. Pass rates move with how hard a given exam is, how many doctors sit it, and how many stay the course — so one headline number would flatter some diets and undersell others, and we would rather tell you the truth. Across the 2025–2026 diets, our MRCP Part 1 pass rate has run at roughly 88–92%, with 50–70 doctors sitting each diet — and most, happily, pass and come straight back to us for Part 2. Part 2 has run at around 92–94% across the same period. Want the exact figures for your specific diet? Ask us by email or on your call and we'll show you the real data, diet by diet — no rounding up.
Yes — and you will not be the first. Almost every doctor who joins us works full-time. Our students prepare alongside NHS rotas, residency, on-calls, OPDs and school runs, so the course bends around your job: theory is recorded for whenever your week allows, and the live classes sit on weekends. And if a rotation swallows you whole for a month? Your access does not end with the live batch — it runs all the way to the next exam. Life is allowed to happen. The plan survives it.
Both — and neither is a problem. Classes are live and interactive: ask, discuss, get it cleared up there and then. And every class and mock is recorded and uploaded to our app. On nights this Saturday? Sit the mock on Tuesday. Missed the discussion? Watch it with your morning coffee. As long as your access lasts, nothing you miss is ever lost. A night shift should cost you sleep — never a class.
Yes, yes and yes. Our teaching starts at core concepts and builds step by step to exam-level questions, so nobody is left behind for having been away from books. We have helped doctors over 50 return to study after decades, supported interns and FY1s at the very start of their careers, and guided doctors from pathology, microbiology, pharmacology and other non-medicine backgrounds — many who felt MRCP was beyond them — to conquer this exam on their first attempt. Their stories are on our Wall of Fame and Trustpilot, and they often join our webinars to tell them in person. If they can do it, so can you.
No — and breathe. Part 1, Part 2 Written and PACES are three separate exams, and you take them in stages, at your own pace. Plenty of doctors clear them over a year or two while working. And if you want the full picture — the parts, the structure, results, validity in India and more — we have written a plain-English PDF that explains it all. Email us at drchirag@intellectmedicos.com and we will happily send it over.
Yes. Instalment plans are available on selected programmes. Ask our team on WhatsApp or on your call, and we will share the current options. Money questions are normal — never be shy to ask.
Book a free 1:1 strategy call, doctor to doctor. We'll look at your exam date, your rota and your last attempt, and tell you honestly what to do next. Prefer to start on your own? Take the free MRCP P1 Kickstarter course.
