How do you start studying for MRCS Part A?
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How do you start studying for MRCS Part A?
Below I will describe How to prepare for MRCS Part A step by step:
- Step 0: Understand what is MRCS Part A Exam and Which College to choose?
- Step 1: Decide the date of the exam giving yourselves enough time and a good head start over the competition.
- Step 2: Choose your study resources.
How long does it take to prepare for MRCS Part 1?
It is held three times a year in January, April and September with booking closing approximately 2 months before the exam date. Express Preparation: Requires 6 months. Suitable for those who do not have a very tight work schedule and can take out a good relaxed 4-6 hours of time to study each day.
What is the eligibility criteria for MRCS part a?
The eligibility for Part A includes: MBBS degree from any institute present in the directory of General Medical Council of UK and Medical Council of Ireland. It is not really necessary to have clinical experience before the MRCS exam Part A but it is good to have. You should gain experience of 8-10 months before this exam.
Why should you take the MRCS exam in India?
The MRCS exam in India offers you an opportunity to pursue surgery practice in Ireland and the UK. Even when you want to pursue a surgical career in India, your worth and value automatically improve with this exam. If you clear both Part A and B, it proves your basic knowledge in surgery and your clinical and surgical skills.
What is the MRCS Part B exam pattern?
The MRCS exam pattern for Part B includes an Objective Structure Clinical Exam. This exam assesses your surgical skills and application-based knowledge in surgery. It aims to test your hands-on experience in Part A exam’s knowledge. Basically, you need to reveal how you will integrate your knowledge with clinical practice.
What are the best books to prepare for MRCS?
•Applied Surgical Physiology Vivas by Mazyar Kanani, Martin Elliott (Paperback) •Surgical Critical Care Vivas by Mazyar Kanani (Paperback) Books •Pastest Essential Revision Notes for Intercollegiate MRCS 1 & 2