Built on the College's own format
Preparation shaped by the examination itself
A structured curriculum and a question bank, mapped to the parts, tasks and domains you are actually assessed against.
- Mapped to the syllabus
- Timed practice, worked answers
- A record of what you have covered
Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3
Preparation for the MRCOG
A structured curriculum and a question bank, in one place.
- 3
- parts, sat in sequence
- 14
- tasks in a Part 3 circuit
- 12
- minutes for each task
- 5
- domains they are marked against
Three parts, sat in order
Know what you are facing.
The MRCOG is three examinations, taken in sequence. Each has its own shape, and preparing for one is not preparing for another.
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01
Part 1
Computer-based test
- 2
- papers
- 100
- questions each
- 150
- minutes each
Two papers of 100 single best answer questions, 150 minutes each.
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02
Part 2
Computer-based test
- 2
- papers
- 100
- questions each
- 180
- minutes each
Two papers of 50 SBAs and 50 EMQs, 180 minutes each. SBAs carry 40% of the marks, EMQs 60%.
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03
Part 3
Clinical assessment
- 14
- tasks in a circuit
- 12
- minutes each
- 5
- domains
A circuit of 14 tasks, one for each syllabus module, 12 minutes each including 2 minutes of reading. Every task is assessed against three or four of the five domains.
1 course
The pass mark is set after each exam, from the difficulty of its own questions. Nobody can tell you in advance that you have passed — only where you stand.
- 01 Patient safety
- 02 Communication with patients and their relatives
- 03 Communication with colleagues
- 04 Information gathering
- 05 Applied clinical knowledge
The Part 3 circuit
Fourteen stations, in order, one per syllabus module.
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14
Fourteen tasks, in one sitting
A Part 3 circuit is 14 consecutive tasks, one for each module of the syllabus. You move from one to the next in order, and you do not choose the order.
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12
Twelve minutes at each
Every task is allotted the same 12 minutes, whatever it asks of you. The time does not stretch for a harder station, and it is the same time for every candidate on the circuit.
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2
Two of them before you speak
The first 2 minutes of each task are for reading it. What you do with those 2 minutes is a skill in itself, and it is the part of the circuit most candidates practise least.
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5
Marked against three or four of five
Each task is assessed against three or four of these 5 domains — never all 5. Which ones depends on the task, and the College does not publish the mapping.
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3
The circuit is a loop. Preparation is not.
You do not choose where a circuit starts, how long a task lasts, or which domains it is marked against. You do choose how you prepare for it — and that is a line you move along, at your own pace, for whichever of the 3 parts you are sitting.
That is the examination · This is the preparation
Courses
All coursesEvery course is built for one Part, and says which. Start with the one you are sitting.
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Obstetric and Gynaecology Free Resources for MRCPI Open enrolment View the course
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Part 2 Obstetric and Gynaecology Part 2 MRCOG July 2027 - 1 year study plan £210 View the course
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Obstetric and Gynaecology TOG Video & written summaries £69 View the course
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Obstetric and Gynaecology Crash course September 2026 ((Recalls )) $150 View the course
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Part 2 Part2 MRCOG Success camp January 2027 £200 View the course
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Part 2 Part 2 MRCOG January2027 (Golden package 5 in 1) £249 View the course
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Part 2 Part 2 MRCOG Qs. Bundle offer 2026 £75 View the course
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Part 2 Part2 MRCOG Recorded Course (Full library) £199 View the course
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Part 2 Part 2 questions bank & Mock exams View the course
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Part 1 Golden package for MRCOG part1 January 2027 (Video Library- Live revision course- Qs bank & Recalls) £149 View the course
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Part 1 Part 1 Questions bank + Recalls group ((Bundle offer 💎)) £44 View the course
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Part 1 الكورس التحضيرى للجزء الأول من الزمالة البريطانية - MRCOG بالعربي £90 View the course
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Part 3 Part 3 MRCOG Part3 MRCOG November 2026 View the course
- MRCPI Obs/Gyn courses MRCPI OSCE course for 2027 View the course
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MRCPI Obs/Gyn courses ⭐️ Part 2 MRCPI written March 2027 ⭐️ Golden package (Long preparation course - Crash course- Questions bank- Recalls) £170 View the course
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MRCPI Obs/Gyn courses MRCPI P2 Written September 2026 - Golden package course (Library Access- Live session-Recalls-Qs bank) $150 View the course
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MRCPI Obs/Gyn courses MRCPI Written exam Qs. Bundle (Mock tests & premium group) £60 View the course
- MRCPI Obs/Gyn courses MRCPI OSCE for November 2026 exams $350 View the course
The approach
The examination is structured. Preparation for it should be too.
Answering a question is the part of study that matters most, so it gets a surface of its own.
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Preparation
Study that answers back
Timed practice, worked answers and a record of what you have actually covered.
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Teaching
Taught by people who examine
Small-group sessions and case discussion, structured around the parts of the examination.
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Curriculum
Mapped, not assembled
Every activity sits against a named module, so you always know where you are.
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Assessment
Sit it before you sit it
Full papers under timed conditions, reviewed question by question.
What learners have said
What it was like
Most people who come to eMRCOG have sat the examination before. These are their words, as they wrote them.
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Alhamdulilah I passed! I still can’t quite believe it. It hasn’t sunk in yet. Thank you for everything and your tireless support and dedication in helping me get through this.
Dr Fatima Ahmed
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I tell everyone who asks my suggestion for a course — only eMRCOG. Because I received the right directions and guidance, encouragement to do the books rather than a sole emphasis on recalls, guidance on tailoring the answers according to the tasks rather than templated answers.
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In my first attempt I was reading alone, I was not going with the group, so basic concepts were not clear to me, I spent hours and hours reading but then I forgot most, it was exhaustive. … My first attempt was in July 2025 and I didn’t pass, it was very painful to me because I was very close to the pass mark. I was depressed but I told myself I won’t give up.
Dr Khadijah Baba’ango
These are quotations from learners who chose to write to us. They are not a sample, and they are not an outcome: the pass mark is set after each exam from the difficulty of its own questions.
Faculty
Teaching is attributable. You should be able to see who wrote what.
Begin
Start with the part you are sitting.
Every part, every pathway, in one place.
2 minutes before you speak