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The MRCS (ENT) is an intercollegiate examination run jointly with the other Royal Colleges of Surgeons in Great Britain and Ireland.
Purpose
The purpose of the Intercollegiate MRCS (ENT) is to test the breadth of knowledge, the clinical and communication skills, and the professional attributes considered appropriate by the Colleges for a doctor intending to undertake practice within an Otolaryngology department in a trainee position.
It is also intended to provide a test for those who wish to practise within another medical specialty, but who have an interest in the aspects of where that specialty interacts with the field of otolaryngology. In particular, it will be relevant for General Practitioners wishing to offer a service in minor ENT surgery.
College Membership
Those who have passed the MRCS (ENT) OSCE examination may use that pass to gain Membership (ENT) of the College in conjunction with a pass in Part A of the Intercollegiate MRCS examinations: this is subject to satisfying the Membership regulations in full. You can find full details of these in the 'Announcement' section below.
You can view information on our membership categories, learn how you can contribute to College life and see the benefits offered by visiting our Join Us pages.
Before applying for this examination, ensure you have read and understood the supporting documentation including the examination regulations.
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There are currently no dates scheduled for this examination.
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Important
- Please note that where the abbreviation ‘TBC’ appears this means that the information is ‘To Be Confirmed’ and will be published as soon as it is available.
- Applicants who wish to sit MRCS Part A or MRCS (ENT) OSCE through the Glasgow College should send their application directly to the Glasgow College, not the examination centre.
- Fees are correct at the time of publication: the College may amend these fees in advance of the closing date.
- The College may either cancel an examination centre if there are insufficient candidates or restrict numbers should this be necessary.
- In the unlikely event that the College has to cancel an examination, the examination fee shall be reimbursed, but the College shall incur no further liability.
Before applying for this examination, ensure you have read and understood the documentation and regulations below. Some of these documents may have changed since the last time you read them.
Cessation of the MRCS (ENT) Examination
DO-HNS Part 2 OCSE exam change of name notice
MRCS (ENT) regulations
DO-HNS regulations
MRCS (ENT) Content Guide
MRCS (ENT) OSCE Candidate Guidance Notes
MRCS (ENT) OSCE candidate application form
MRCS (ENT) OSCE dates and fees
Access and reasonable Adjustments policy
Announcements
Intercollegiate Refugee Concession Policy
Candidate Code of Conduct
Suspected Candidate Misconduct investigation and
sanction procedure
Misconduct procedure
Investigation of anomalous behaviour in online exams
ICBSE Policy for Concerning or Dangerous Candidate Behaviour
ICBSE Complaints Procedure
ICBSE Appeal Regulations
Additional Attempts Policy
Additional Attempts Policy Frequently Asked Questions
Additional Attempts Application Form
ICBSE Annual Reports
Mitigating Circumstance Policy
Surgeons - Education Professional Development
College Membership