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Candidates can apply for the MRCP Part 2 examination from the same RCP(UK) online account as with the Part 1.
The RCP (UK) stipulates a maximum number of attempts for each candidate to clear any part of the MRCP exam. They may attempt Part 1, Part 2, or PACES a maximum of six times to clear
No. Candidates have to clear all parts of the MRCP examination, namely Part 1, Part 2, as well as PACES, for them to be eligible for the MRCP certification.
No. Candidates need to apply only once for the entire MRCP examination, except for booking their exam slots which can be done from the same RCP online account regardless of attempt number.
Yes. However, cancellations, withdrawal, etc, are subject to RCP guidelines. Any refunds may depend on:
No. The Royal College of Physicians has removed the previous 7 year currency guideline for the MRCP exams, and results of any parts of the exam do not expire.
Of course. StudyMEDIC MRCP courses in India are all accessible to candidates across the subcontinent. All of our MRCP online courses are available to candidates regardless of where they are located.
The Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians (MRCP) is a coveted, globally recognized postgraduate medical qualification that evaluates a doctor’s clinical skills, competence, and overall knowledge in internal medicine.
Conducted in 3 parts: Part 1, Part 2, and PACES, MRCP assesses both theoretical understanding and practical clinical ability. The exam is a key milestone for physicians aiming to advance their careers, gain international recognition, and pursue world-class training opportunities in the UK and across the globe.
Physicians in training who have passed the MRCP Part 1 examination can take the Part 2 exam. The examination is intended for doctors with clinical experience managing a broad range of medical conditions in real-world clinical practice.
Number of Attempts
Much like other prestigious PG Medical qualifications, MRCP candidates are only allowed a limited number of attempts to clear each part of the examination. Aspirants may take up to six attempts to clear any part of the MRCP examination, be it Part 1, Part 2, or PACES
MRCP Part 2 exam evaluates the application of clinical knowledge, diagnostic reasoning, and patient management skills in complex clinical scenarios. The computer-based test consists of 2 papers, with 100 best-of-five (BOF) questions in each paper. Each paper has a duration of 3 hours. Candidates are expected to interpret clinical data, ECGs, imaging, laboratory investigations, and formulate appropriate diagnosis and management plans across a broad range of medical specialties. The examination emphasizes advanced clinical judgement, problem-solving ability, and evidence-based decision-making.
MRCP Part 2 Exam Dates 2026 : 25 March / 15 July / 25 November 2026
All candidates must create an online MyMRCP(UK) account before applying for any MRCP(UK) examination.
MRCP Part 2 Written
Candidates must:
Candidates must submit an online application separately for each exam diet.
MRCP Part 1 & Part 2 Written
Common international centres include:
Candidates must carry:
Important:
Candidates requiring reasonable adjustments due to disability or medical conditions must:
Examples include:
Candidates may withdraw their application through the MRCP(UK) system within the permitted timeline.
Refund eligibility depends on:
No refund is generally provided for:
Special consideration may be given under approved exceptional circumstances policies.
