Five sections. Every one of them is here, broken into short discussion points you can read standing up on a ward round. The points are free. All of them, permanently. What you join for is the depth underneath them.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists sets and marks this examination. The College states that both papers consist of multiple choice questions and extended matching items, in a balance of approximately two thirds MCQs to one third EMIs. The section weightings below follow the College blueprint for Paper A. Always confirm the current regulations with the College before you sit.
Each section is a course in its own right: the teaching, then rapid revision, then the questions. Two of the five are open.
Fourteen chapters with three extended matching volumes alongside them.
Open the courseEleven chapters with two extended matching volumes alongside them.
Open the courseTwo sections carry a quarter of the paper each. Three carry a sixth each. Revise as though they were equal and you have given marks away before you opened a book. Tap any bar to jump to that section.
Every section, every discussion point, permanently. Around a third of the flashcards and notebooks open too.
A free account that remembers where you are and what you have opened.
Every flashcard and every notebook across Paper A and Paper B, in full.
Taught lectures, walkthroughs and the question banks, per paper. Also £169 for three months, £109 for two and £59 for one. Six months is the best value.