How to Pass The MRCS Part A FIRST TIME
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- Here are the strategies that I used to pass the MRCS Part A on my first attempt. Hopefully they can help you do the same. Any questions can be left in the comments and I will try to answer them.
Time stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:22 - 1. Timing
1:18 - 2. Question banks
2:18 - 3. Textbooks and websites
2:58 - 4. Flashcards
3:52 - 5. Courses
4:29 - 6. Consistency
6:15 - 7. Commit
Links:
MRCS candidate guidance - www.intercollegiatemrcsexams....
Teach me anatomy - teachmeanatomy.info
Booking the exam - www.rcseng.ac.uk/education-an...
Check out my website - www.mrradiologist.com
Follow me on Twitter - / mr_radiologist
**Disclaimer**
This video is not sponsored. Watching this video does not guarantee you will pass the exam.
Amazing video, eloquently spoken...
Thanks so much for the information.
Thanks a lot. Very short useful video 👍🏻
You gave some useful tips which I did not found in other videos, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
thank you for your fruitful information, i am MBBS and know first year of orthopedic surgery for postgraduate so first is it to prepare MRCS or there is other exams.
THANK YOU, PLEASE HOW DID YOU PREPARE FOR THE PART 2 SECTION OF MRCS-A
Thank u ❤
Hi,
Would you recommend any books for MRCS Part A Paper 2?
Thank You.
Thank you
You're welcome
Hello Dr,
Thank You for your helpful video, it has made a lot of clarity in my prep process.
My question is:
"The Book Basic Science for MRCS is mainly focused on Paper 1 of the Exam, Any textbook recommendations for Paper 2/Applied Surgery?"
I don't think I had any to recommend for that part, I just learned things from the question banks.
Thanks for such an informative video. I have one question ,what sources I should look into for my paper 2 of part A?
I mainly used the question banks for that part - i don't think i used a textbook.
Thank you for your details video! I would like to ask my F1 first rotation is pediatrics without night shift, and second rotation is geriatrics with night shift. Will it be too early if I plan to take the MRCS in January 2023?
Hi! You certainly have enough time between now and January 2023 to prepare for the MRCS part A. I would leave about 4 months for revision if you can. Good luck!
@@Mr.Radiologist Thank you!
Hello
I want to apply for the April exam but the Royal collage postponed January exam and the April one is now TBC on the site, do I start preparing now before even booking the exam ? If I wait I won't have enough time
Hi,
Yes, it was a shame to hear about the exam being postponed - I would still recommend that you prepare for the april exam and check the booking website regularly to try to book it. Even if you can't get a space, then at least you will have started preparing already.
Just make sure to work on the other parts of the application as well and then, once the exam is nearer, focus only on the exam. Good luck!
@@Mr.Radiologist
Thanks for the reply, I thought about the same
Thank You for you informative video.
I have few querries.
1. What are the chances for IMG being Cardiac Surgeon? If you happen to know any requirement please share.
2. Is it alright to give MRCS after passing MBBS/ PMQ only? I know we can appear the test but what is you thought abt this?
3. If you do have any social media please share so that we IMGs can be guided.
Thank you in advance.😁👍🙏
Hi, thanks for the questions!
1. You would just need to follow the application requirements for cardiothoracic surgery specialty training, which is run by Wessex deanery wessex.hee.nhs.uk/medical-dental-training-recruitment/core-and-specialty/cardiothoracic-surgery-st1-st3-national-recruitment/
2. You can sit the MRCS part A after receiving MBBS and then the MRCS Part B after passing part A.
3. Currently this is my only social media, but I may set up some in the near future. Best of luck!
Hi.. just wanted to know if I was sitting for mrcs ent is it the same as mrcs surgery?
Hi, thanks for the question. Essentially:
MRCS is MRCS part A and MRCS part B
MRCS(ENT) is MRCS part A and the DOHNS OSCE (or part 2)
To do ENT from ST3 and above, you need to do either MRCS(ENT) or you can do full MRCS (part A and B) as well as DOHNS (part 1 and 2). The latter involves doing 4 exams so if you definitely want to do ENT, you may consider doing MRCS (ENT) alone as you only need to do 2 exams.
N.B. To apply for other surgical specialties, you need MRCS NOT MRCS(ENT)
@@Mr.Radiologist thank you for answering. Looking forward to many more videos.
Very informative video friend
Thanks, hope it helped!
Can you mention some hospital in uk offering fy2 in plastic surgery
I checked in oriel but I couldn't find any
Hi,
I am not an expert, but most non-training jobs are advertised on nhsjobs (www.jobs.nhs.uk), including standalone foundation posts, so I recommend looking there - you can search by specialty and location.
If you are already an FY1 doctor on the foundation programme, then you need to look at either swapping with someone or some hospitals offer some standalone FY2 jobs.
Hope that helps!
@@Mr.Radiologist thanku so much 😁
I just started preparing for the MRCS A exam and can only do 10 questions per day as I need to understand and read lots of things initially which makes me panic I am worried I cannot finish the questions bank within 4 months!
Hey good luck to you! Which bank are you using?
@@truthshallrise I bought both emrcs and pastest but for the previous one month I have unfortunately just done 500+ Qbanks and I haven't booked my test yet s I'm worried I can't finish the qbank and end up being unprepared
anki only has usmle flashcards
Indeed! Making your own flashcards is, in my opinion, a better way to learn.
I realized by the end of the video that I was watching it on 1.5x