Hello, welcome to MRCS On The Go!
It is a huge challenge to balance work and study (especially when faced with a stressful exam like the MRCS). Believe us, we’ve been there and have gone through both parts A and B while working as junior doctors. Trying to study every day while working full-time was a constant uphill battle until we came up with a system that allowed us to revise on the go - whether it was over a lunch break, taking the metro, or during nights on-call.
MRCS On The Go is a comprehensive resource created by doctors for doctors and painstakingly refined for MRCS aspirants unsure where to start revising for the MRCS Part A exam or need a memorization tool for the exam’s essential concepts.
It covers bread-and-butter topics you should know for the MRCS Part A, as well as high-yield and frequently tested concepts in the form of flashcards to aid you in actively recalling important concepts. External links to additional references are also included to facilitate your revision.
🔎 Click to learn about what we can offer you in your MRCS journey!
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Preface from the original creator
MRCS On The Go was first conceptualized when the creator shared her notes with fellow surgeons preparing for the MRCS Part A exam from different countries, such as India, Malaysia, and the UK. Although the initial version of her notes was rather messy, her peers quickly found them extremely convenient, using them as a daily revision tool and as the basis for their exam preparation alongside question banks.
Upon completing the MRCS Part B, she realized that studying smart while using the right resources and methods are crucial to take down this high-stakes exam. She passed both parts within a single attempt in less than a year (Part A in September 2022 and Part B in May 2023).
And in case you are wondering: She is a junior doctor with less than a year of surgical experience. If she can make it, so can you. 💪
Now you can access this comprehensive resource at your fingertips to pass the MRCS Part A exam and kickstart your surgical journey!