The straight answers we give our own students — what the exam involves, when to sit it, and how to pass it first time.
Clear answers and next steps, from doctors who've been exactly where you are.
Every application window, exam date and results date for the coming diets — and a straight answer on the question everyone asks first: how many months do I actually need before I book?
Read the guide →What each part tests, the order you sit them in, what they cost, and where the exam fits in your career — in one plain-English read.
How long you need, what order to cover subjects in, how many questions actually matter, and what the last four weeks should look like.
Two papers, 200 questions, pass mark 450 — the specialty-by-specialty split, and where the marks are genuinely concentrated.
A realistic weekly plan built around long days, nights and zero-day weeks — including exactly what to cut when the week falls apart.
Part 2 now tests long clinical cases and rapid one-liners. What that means for your preparation — and when to start after Part 1.
More guides are on their way.
