Exams
Advance your career and demonstrate your skills through our range of assessments. Find out more about the different exams for your profession and how to apply.
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MRCS Part B OSCE
The MRCS Part B OSCE is a practical examination that assesses the essential surgical skills, clinical competence and professional behaviours expected of a surgeon in training.
MRCS Part A
MRCS Part A is the first stage of assessment in the Membership of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons qualification.
FRCS Ophthalmology Part 1
The Part 1 examination tests knowledge of basic sciences relevant to ophthalmic surgery, forming the first stage of the FRCS Ophthalmology assessment.
FRCS Ophthalmology Part 2
The FRCS Part 2 examination tests knowledge of ophthalmic medicine and surgery and general medicine and neurology, forming the second stage of the FRCS Ophthalmology assessment.
MRCS Part B OSCE
The MRCS Part B OSCE is a practical examination that assesses the essential surgical skills, clinical competence and professional behaviours expected of a surgeon in training.
MFDS Part 1
MFDS Part 1 is a written examination that tests the applied clinical knowledge and understanding required for safe and effective dental practice.
ISFE Restorative Dentistry Part B
The Intercollegiate Specialty Fellowship Examination in oral surgery Part B assesses your clinical judgement, decision-making and communication skills at consultant level. It confirms your readiness for independent practice and supports your eligibility for Fellowship with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. Applications are now open for the Autumn 2026 exam.
MFDS Part 2
MFDS Part 2 is a practical examination that assesses your clinical, communication and professional skills required for safe and effective dental practice.
MFDS Part 2
MFDS Part 2 is a practical examination that assesses your clinical, communication and professional skills required for safe and effective dental practice.
ISFE Orthodontics Part B
The Intercollegiate Specialty Fellowship Examination in Orthodontics Part B assesses your clinical judgement, treatment planning and communication skills at consultant level, confirming your readiness for independent practice and eligibility for fellowship. Applications are now open for the Autumn 2026 exam.