Guidance on MRCS Part A Application and Preparation

In this Video Dr Vinayak S Rengan is explaining how to Apply and Prepare for MRCS Part A Exam.
Our next batch of the MRCS Part A Test and discussion format course is set to begin two weeks from now.
1.What are T&Ds?
The T&D sessions comprise of a weekly, topic based test and a live, expert led sessions discussing the MCQs from that week's test. Around 30 MCQs are discussed in each session.
The T&Ds follow a pre-set schedule, enabling you to revise topics in a systematic and paced manner.
2.When will the classes begin?
The tentative start date is the 19th of October 2023. Classes are scheduled to take place in the weekdays. Please see the course brochure for the full schedule.
Register now to learn with your peers - right from day #1!
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[@krishnapyadav7461]

What about post MCH vascular surgery sir.
Direct FRCS possible?

[@jaswanth1027]

What grade should I enter during registration if I’m planning to write MRCS part A in first year of post graduation

[@simransharma2542]

Sir I have completed my mbbs and MS GEN SURGERY from Gujarat and i had a bond for for mbbs and i have not completed my bond so i have provisional mbbs degree (but have my gujarat council registration certificate) and i have applied for jan exams and sent them my provisional degree along with my Gujarat medical registration certificate
Will it be acceptable?

[@vinayak9202]

Ideally you need a full degree. They may rarely accept a provisional certificate

[@Dr.Kannadiga]

Sir I’m pursuing mbbs I’m in 3 year can prepare from know onwards by taking prep ladder coaching for mrcs or will you suggest any other coaching app sir plz tell me😊

[@vinayak9202]

Mortimer Green is the best for MRCS

[@drjithisuraj4290]

Sir,,i did DLO (ent)..Can i do frcs ent?

[@vinayak9202]

MRCS is mandatory before doing FRCS. New rules

[@drrakeshkain6963]

ifsomebody hasdonePost graduation in surgery from india .whats are
the steps for MRCS

[@vinayak9202]

Apply through one of the 4 royal colleges. for mrcs part A

[@shaikimdadulla2421]

Hello sir
My college name is not in the list
What I have to do

[@khurshedsafarov9381]

Hello. Have you find an answer to your question bro?

[@vinayak9202]

You can put others and then you will have to submit some extra documentation

[@rahuljawahar]

Is Mortimer green study material alone is enough to clear mrcs part A?

[@AAAA-kj4cg]

Nopeeee😂

[@rahuljawahar]

@@AAAA-kj4cg I cleared may Edinburgh session. Used mortimer material only. Used CZcams and teachmeanatomy for anatomy theory. Nothing else.
I am practicing consultant out of touch from academics for 10yrs.

[@user-pv1vv2vs7h]

can i apply during internship?

[@vinayak9202]

Nope. You need a full MBBS degree. But you can do it very well post MBBS.

[@dr.vishalverma3119]

Preparation time range for part A

[@vinayak9202]

3 months. 3 hrs a day

[@lawrencep4943]

"Promosm" 😳

[@vinayak9202]

Really? You do need to go through the entire video