MRCS Part B Intensive Crash Course

Service Description

This is an intensive two-day, in-person crash course built around realistic OSCE-style stations. We work from past questions and candidate recalls, so the two days go on what the exam actually asks rather than everything that could be asked. Day one covers anatomy region by region — head, neck and spine, mediastinum, cardiorespiratory, abdomen and pelvis, upper and lower limbs — illustrated on skeletons and models. Day two moves to critical care and pathology stations, with clinical skills, history taking, communication and examination demonstrated live. Throughout, you practise against the clock with examiner-style follow-ups, and structure answers you can deliver in 20–40 seconds. Group sizes are strictly limited so every candidate gets repeated turns at the station. You take home a Q&A booklet of over 1,000 practice questions with worked answers, rapid revision sheets, and free access to our online tutorials — yours to keep working through right up to your sitting. Led by Mr Arian Arjomandi Rad (Cardiothoracic NTN, Oxford) and Mr Aws Al-Omari (Neurosurgery NTN, Southampton) — practising surgeons who sat this exam recently. Held in person at St John’s Wood, London NW8.