MRCP Part 2 Written November 2026 Exam Booking Opens Soon: How to Prepare?

12 Sep 2026
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Cleared Part 1 exams and all set to take the next step in your MRCP journey?
Great news is here for you, doctor! The booking window for the November 2026 diet of  MRCP Part 2 Written examinations is soon to open!

Now what to note here is, this is going to be a short, one-week booking window. Every candidate who cleared the Part 1 exam is going to chase the limited slots available for taking the part 2 Written examinations. So for you, this is going to be a crucial time.
You need to be very prompt with the booking process especially if you are eyeing on the high-demand exam centres.

Before the booking portal opens, let’s get to know some basic details:

Quick Facts to Check Before Booking for the Part 2 Written Exam

Booking Dates

Exam Date, Fee and Centre

Booking opening date: 15 Sep 2026
Booking closing date: 22 Sep 2026
MRCP Part 2 Written Exam date: 25 Nov 2026
Fee: £502 (for UK candidates); £672 (for international candidates)

The examination will be delivered through 40+ centres across the globe.
*The candidates must note that from this diet, exams will be delivered online in-centre in the UK and for most centres internationally,as per the official information from the RCP UK.

The Application Process

The application for the MRCP Part 2 Written exam has to be completed online through ‘My MRCP(UK)’ on the official RCP website. Here are the main steps:

1. Go to the MRCP UK official website, click on ‘The Federation’.
2. Login to your MRCP account using the credentials.
3. Make sure that all your personal and professional details are updated in your account, particularly your training details.
4. Choose your exam centre that suits you best from the available options.
5. Pay the fees and complete your application.

Once the processes are completed, you will receive email confirmation along with exam details.


Eligibility Criteria: A Quick Check

Clearing the MRCP Part 1 exam is definitely the major requirement for taking the Part 2 Exams. However there are certain clinical experiences that candidates should be showcasing before giving the Part 2 examination.

  • Involvement in direct patient care
  • Exposure to a wide range of acute and chronic conditions
  • Practice across multiple specialties
    (typically achieved through at least 12 months of further postgraduate training. The candidates should reflect responsibilities expected at ST2–ST3 level or equivalent but need to be part of a UK specialty training programme to sit Part 2 )

Checklist Before the Booking Window Opens

As scheduled by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK, the
The MRCP Part 2 application window for the Nov 2026 diet will remain open only for around a week.

Since the application window is short, it is very important that you do your admin work in advance as it could save you from last-minute scrambling.

  • Make sure My MRCP(UK) account is updated. Log in to the account ahead of time and confirm your personal details including your training status, and contact information are all up-to-date.
  • Your eligibility requirements have to be checked and confirmed before you apply for Part 2.
  • Before you start the application, shortlist your exam centre. You shouldn’t be wasting time deciding on the exam centre while you are proceeding with the booking. Seats in popular centres fill quickly, so decide your centre before you even sit for applying. Also keep one or two test centre options as your best backup.
  • Take note of the exam fee and keep your payment method ready.

How to Prepare after Booking your Exam

The real work begins once you have booked the exam. All the preparation that you have been doing till the booking will finally come to a ‘sprint’ mode once you complete the booking

Now, what separates candidates who pass the exam from those who scrape through or fall short.

  • Do not hesitate to start your mock examination. Before diving into last-minute revisions, take a full-length practice test which will help you identify your weak areas. This means that you can spend your valuable time before the examination to strengthen your weaker areas.
  • Do not skip the high-yield topics. Make sure you focus on the topics including cardiology, respiratory, endocrinology, neurology, and infectious disease consistently carry heavy weightage. When you start with your revision, start with these ‘score bombs’.
  • Do practice image-based questions, since Part 2 depends heavily on visual data. Repeated, timed exposure to image based questions will help recognise patterns significantly.
  • Do use question banks with detailed explanations. Not just knowing answers, but understanding why the other options are incorrect is also an important part of MCQs.
  • Do not delay to simulate exam conditions to practice regularly. Such trials can help you maintain your stamina and knowledge skills while giving the real exams. Full-length timed mocks in the weeks near the exam will help you adjust your pacing.

What’s Important

It is easy to miss the short booking window for MRCP Part2 Written exams. So mark 15–22 September 2026 on your calendar now and set reminders, if you wish to sit the Nov 2026 exam.

And more importantly , always check the official website on a regular basis to not miss any updates from RCPUK.
Remember booking is a crucial step in your MRCP exam journey, In case you have any queries, do not hesitate to connect with us.

Authored By: StudyMEDIC Editorial Team

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By : patrick
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