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The MRCPI is a globally recognised qualification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology awarded by the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. To earn this title, candidates must clear both a theory exam and the final clinical practical — the MRCPI OBG Part 2 OSCE . As the OSCE approaches, many candidates face a common dilemma: Is self-study enough, or should I join a coaching program? In this blog, we’ll break down both options to help you decide the best path for your MRCPI OBG Part 2 OSCE preparation. Self-Study: Flexible but Challenging Self-study is ideal for candidates who are self-motivated, organised, and already comfortable with clinical scenarios. The major advantage? Flexibility. You can study at your own pace, on your own schedule, and tailor your learning to focus on your weak areas. It’s also cost-effective and gives you complete control over your preparation. However, self-study requires a strong foundation in clinical knowledge and a good understanding of the OSCE format. With...

  Are you pursuing a career in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (OBG) in Ireland? Achieving Membership of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (MRCPI) in OBG is a significant milestone. To obtain this qualification, candidates must pass two key exams: the MRCPI OBG Part 2 Written and the MRCPI OBG Part 2 OSCE . This guide covers the eligibility requirements and key details for both exams, helping you understand the steps needed to succeed. Eligibility Criteria for MRCPI OBG Part 2 Written Exam To sit for the MRCPI OBG Part 2 Written Exam , candidates must meet one of the following qualifications: MRCOG Part 1 (Exemption from MRCOG Part 1 is NOT accepted) RCPI Professional Diploma in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Awarded from 2022 onwards) MRCPI Part 1 in General Medicine or Paediatrics (Achieved within the last six years) MRACOG (Australia) MRNZCOG (New Zealand) FCOG (South Africa) FCPS (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) from Pakistan MRANZCOG MMed (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) from Malays...

  When getting ready for the MRCPI Part 2 OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination), time management is essential. The purpose of this exam is to evaluate a candidate’s clinical and communication abilities in various contexts. Take into consideration the following time management techniques to get the most of your preparation. Prioritize Topics: Determine which important subjects are tested on most often in the MRCPI Part 2 OSCE. Concentrate on the areas where you lack confidence and devote extra effort to learning about more difficult topics. Create a Schedule: Develop a study schedule that balances your work, personal life, and study sessions. Allocate specific time slots for different OSCE stations, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the exam syllabus. Practice Regularly: To succeed in the MRCPI Part 2 OSCE, practice regularly. Allocate specific practice sessions for physical examination procedures, communication skills, and clinical scenarios. Frequent practice improve...

  Those who aspire to become physicians and succeed in Internal Medicine frequently aim to sit for the Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of Ireland (MRCPI) examination. This esteemed credential not only represents clinical brilliance but also displays a profound comprehension of internal medicine. To assist you in starting your path to success, we’ll dissect the MRCPI exam format and qualifying requirements. Understanding the MRCPI Exam The MRCPI exam is a thorough evaluation of a candidate’s clinical expertise, knowledge, and proficiency in internal medicine. The test is divided into three sections and tests candidates in several areas related to the specialty. Section 1: Written Assessment The two papers in the MRCPI Part 1 test are Medical Sciences and Critical Skills. While the Critical Skills test assesses your clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills, the Medical Sciences paper analyses your theoretical knowledge in a variety of medical subjects. Both...