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Passing Part A is a big step, but Part B tests something different. Here is how the two parts compare and how ...
Communication stations look simple on paper: no specimens and no anatomy. Yet they are where many well-prepare...
Many candidates who fail MRCS Part B know enough. What lets them down is the exam itself: the clock, the unfam...
Most candidates have two to three months between their Part A result and their Part B date. Here is a practica...
The MRCS Part B is the clinical half of the Membership of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons exam. It is an OSCE (...
