Curriculum-mapped questions
Every item is tagged to an RCOG curriculum module and sub-topic, so your weakest areas are identified by syllabus heading rather than by guesswork.
A structured preparation platform built around the RCOG curriculum modules: image-based clinical questions, consultant-written explanations, and analytics that show you exactly which topics still need work before exam day.
MRCOG preparation fails when revision is unstructured. Each part of the platform is mapped to a curriculum module so that practice, reading and analytics all point at the same syllabus.
Every item is tagged to an RCOG curriculum module and sub-topic, so your weakest areas are identified by syllabus heading rather than by guesswork.
Over 960 questions built around CTG traces, ultrasound findings, hysteroscopy views, colposcopy images and histopathology — the formats Part 2 leans on.
Each answer includes a reasoned clinical explanation, key learning points, why each distractor fails, and the guideline the answer is drawn from.
Sit full-length papers under exam conditions with a question navigator, mark-for-review and a pass-threshold comparison at the end.
Accuracy by module, trend over time, time-per-question and a running list of weak areas that feeds directly into your recommended revision.
Structured video courses sit next to the bank, so a weak topic can be turned into a lesson and then re-tested in a targeted session.
Interpretation questions are where most candidates lose marks. Our image bank trains the specific skill: read the trace or the scan, commit to a management decision, then compare your reasoning against a structured explanation.
A 29-year-old woman, para 1, is in spontaneous labour at 40+3 weeks with cervical dilatation of 7 cm. The trace above is recorded over 20 minutes. What is the most appropriate next step?
Practise by module, by sub-topic, or by the areas your analytics flag as weakest.
Hypertensive disease, diabetes, cardiac disease, haematology
512 questionsGrowth restriction, anomaly screening, monochorionic pregnancy
438 questionsCTG interpretation, operative delivery, obstetric emergencies
486 questionsStaging, referral pathways, multidisciplinary management
374 questionsSubfertility, PCOS, assisted conception, recurrent loss
352 questionsEctopic pregnancy, miscarriage, gestational trophoblastic disease
288 questionsIncontinence, prolapse, urodynamics, pelvic floor surgery
246 questionsConsent, incident review, audit, risk management
214 questionsCore courses are included with any active subscription. One flagship course — the Part 3 Clinical Skills Intensive — is sold separately.
A systematic approach to fetal monitoring: classification, escalation, and the decisions examiners expect you to justify.
Staging systems, referral criteria and multidisciplinary decision-making across endometrial, ovarian, cervical and vulval disease.
Fourteen simulated clinical stations with examiner-style feedback, structured communication frameworks and downloadable mark schemes.
The platform is designed around a single loop: practise, understand, re-test. Analytics decide what you revise next, so nothing is left to memory.
Create your accountTell us whether you are sitting Part 1, Part 2 or Part 3 and your intended sitting date. The platform prioritises content accordingly.
Filter by module, difficulty and status — unanswered, previously incorrect, or bookmarked — then set a question count and timer.
Read the explanation, the learning points and the reason each distractor fails. Bookmark anything you want to revisit.
Weak modules generate course lesson recommendations. Complete the lesson, then re-test the same topic to confirm the gap has closed.
Part 3 is examined differently, so we teach it differently. Fourteen filmed clinical stations, structured communication frameworks, examiner commentary and downloadable mark schemes — bought once, kept for twelve months.
One-time purchase · 12 months' access
Buying a subscription does not unlock this course. Existing subscribers purchase it separately at the same price.
Every plan unlocks the same content — the full question bank, image-based items, included courses, mock exams and analytics. Longer durations simply cost less per month.
Short, focused revision push
Billed once · £39.00 per month
Renews monthly until cancelled
A full revision block
Billed once · £33.00 per month
Save 15%Renews every 3 months until cancelled
Matches a typical exam run-in
Billed once · £28.17 per month
Save 28%Renews every 6 months until cancelled
Two sittings, one price
Billed once · £24.08 per month
Save 38%Renews annually until cancelled
The image bank was the difference for me. I had done thousands of text questions elsewhere but had never been forced to commit to a management decision from a trace under time pressure.
What I valued most was the weak-area list. It stopped me revising what I already knew. Six weeks out I was only practising the four modules the analytics kept flagging.
I bought the Part 3 Intensive separately on top of my subscription. The station walkthroughs and the mark schemes gave me a structure I could actually rehearse with a colleague.
Every subscription duration unlocks the same content: the complete question bank including all image-based items, the included course library, all timed mock papers, performance analytics, bookmarks and revision lists. The only difference between plans is how long access lasts and the effective monthly cost.
No. The MRCOG Part 3 Clinical Skills Intensive is a standalone product sold as a one-time purchase of £249. It is not unlocked by any subscription plan, and existing subscribers purchase it separately at the same price. Once purchased, your access to it lasts twelve months and does not depend on your subscription remaining active.
Question bank access, included courses and mock exams lock. Your account, performance history, bookmarks and revision lists are retained, so renewing restores everything exactly where you left it. Separately purchased courses remain fully accessible throughout their own access period.
Yes. Your stated exam target shapes what the platform recommends, but no content is hidden — you can filter to any part or any curriculum module at any time, and change your target from the account settings page.
Questions and explanations are reviewed on a quarterly cycle against prevailing national guidance, and each explanation lists the sources it draws on. Candidates can report suspected errors from within any question, and reports are triaged within five working days.
Subscriptions may be cancelled within 14 days of purchase for a full refund provided fewer than 50 questions have been attempted. Standalone course purchases are refundable within 14 days provided no more than two station modules have been opened. Full terms are set out in the refund policy.
Create a free account to try sample questions, then choose the subscription length that matches your run-in to exam day.