Part 1 MRCOG exam

Part 1 MRCOG January 2018

Applications for the January 2018 exam are now open.

About the Part 1 MRCOG

The MRCOG exam is a key part of the UK training programme in O&G, and all O&G trainees in the UK have to pass the exam.

The MRCOG is also internationally respected as the gold standard qualification for career progression in O&G. If you’re based outside the UK and are wondering whether to sit the MRCOG exam, find out more about the benefits to your career.

Who can sit the Part 1 MRCOG exam?

Candidates for the Part 1 MRCOG must have a medical degree. For more information about who’s eligible to sit the Part 1 MRCOG exam, please read the Part 1 MRCOG regulations.

Please also read the regulations on MRCOG exam currency and number of attempts.

How do I apply for the Part 1 MRCOG exam?

For details on how to apply, please read:

• Part 1 MRCOG regulations
• Part 1 MRCOG FAQs
   

When and where can I sit the Part 1 MRCOG exam?

To see when and where the Part 1 MRCOG exam is being held, please view the:

• Exam calendar
• Venue information and exam timings
   

What does the Part 1 MRCOG exam involve?

This section of the website contains a range of information about the Part 1 MRCOG exam, including:

• Syllabus for the Part 1 MRCOG
• Format of the Part 1 MRCOG (number of papers and question types)
• Sample exam questions
• How the pass mark is set
  
  

How should I prepare for the Part 1 MRCOG exam?

• Revision courses: search for Part 1 MRCOG revision courses on the RCOG courses and events page
• Revision resources: view the list of revision resources available to help you prepare
• All candidates are encouraged to join the RCOG Trainees’ Register to access a range of benefits that will help you prepare for the exam
  
  

Exam results

• On the day the results are released, as stated in your candidate instructions, you will be emailed from the exams department during the UK working day by 4pm UK time at the latest.
• Appeals against examination results can only be made against the process of the examination. If you would like to complain because the service we have provided has been unacceptable, then please read the College's complaints and appeals policy.
  
  

Find out more

For more information, please read the Part 1 MRCOG FAQs.

If you have any questions then don’t hesitate to contact us at exams@rcog.org.uk or call us on +44 20 7772 6210.