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Independent educational resource. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

Built by clinicians, for the exam candidates come after

MRCOG Academy exists because most revision resources are either unstructured question dumps or generic textbooks that were never built for exam technique. We build a curriculum-mapped alternative, written and checked by practising O&G consultants.

Why we exist

Revision fails when it isn't mapped to what the exam actually tests

Trainees preparing for MRCOG Part 1, 2 and 3 are usually juggling a full clinical rota alongside revision. What is scarce is not information — it is time spent on the right topics, tested in the right format, with feedback that explains the reasoning rather than just the answer.

MRCOG Academy was founded by a small group of O&G consultants and senior trainees who were frustrated by exactly that gap. Every question on the platform is written to a curriculum module, reviewed by at least one other clinician, and attached to an explanation that teaches the reasoning behind the correct answer and why each distractor is wrong.

  • 4,280 questions mapped to all 14 RCOG curriculum modules
  • 960+ image-based items covering CTG, ultrasound, colposcopy and histopathology
  • Content reviewed on a quarterly cycle against current national guidance
Contributing authors 34 Consultants and senior trainees across the UK, Ireland and the Gulf
Founded 2021 Independently operated, not affiliated with any college or deanery
Editorial process

How a question makes it onto the platform

Every item goes through the same four-stage process before it is published, and is re-checked on a fixed review cycle afterwards.

  1. Drafted against a curriculum module

    A contributing consultant or senior trainee writes the stem, options and explanation directly against a specific RCOG curriculum sub-topic, citing the guideline it is drawn from.

  2. Clinically reviewed by a second author

    A second, independent clinician checks the stem for realism, confirms the correct answer against current guidance, and verifies every distractor is defensibly wrong.

  3. Edited for exam format and clarity

    An editorial pass checks stem length, option balance and readability against the single-best-answer and extended-matching formats used in the real exam.

  4. Published and placed on a review cycle

    The question goes live tagged to its module, difficulty and format, and is scheduled for re-review every quarter or sooner if candidates report an issue.

Editorial team

Led by practising O&G consultants

A small core editorial team sets standards and reviews escalated content; the wider author pool of 34 contributes and updates questions by module.

Dr Helena Nwosu

Editor-in-Chief · Part 3 Faculty Lead

Consultant Obstetrician with 16 years' post-CCT experience. Leads the Part 3 station design and sets editorial standards across every module.

Dr Ruth Amankwah

Labour Ward & Intrapartum Care Lead

Consultant Obstetrician specialising in intrapartum fetal monitoring. Writes and reviews the CTG interpretation and obstetric emergency content.

Mr Samir Iqbal

Gynaecological Oncology Lead

Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist. Oversees staging, referral pathway and multidisciplinary management content across the oncology module.

Dr Priya Chandrasekaran

Reproductive Medicine Lead

Consultant in Reproductive Medicine. Leads subfertility, assisted conception and recurrent pregnancy loss content, including image-based ultrasound items.

34 contributing authors — consultants and senior trainees
Quarterly review cycle against current guidance
Referenced explanations with guideline citations
Candidate-reported errata triaged within 5 working days
Independence statement. MRCOG Academy is an independent educational resource. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or accredited by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG). "MRCOG" refers to the qualification awarded by the RCOG; our use of the term is descriptive of the exam we help candidates prepare for, and does not imply any partnership. No claim is made or implied that use of this platform guarantees examination success — outcomes depend on many factors beyond any single revision resource.
Candidate support

Help when your revision hits a snag

Support is provided by clinicians and platform staff, not a generic ticketing queue. Response times below are typical, not guaranteed maximums.

Account & billing — under 24 hours

Sign-in issues, subscription renewals, invoices and payment queries are handled by the support team, typically same working day.

Content queries — under 48 hours

Flag a question you think is wrong or unclear directly from the question screen. A faculty reviewer checks it against current guidance and replies with a decision.

Errata & guideline updates — 5 working days

When national guidance changes, reported errata and update requests are triaged by the editorial team and resolved within five working days.

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