RACGP and ACRRM exam preparation for GP registrars Your path to GP Fellowship

Build breadth for the AKT, sharpen key-feature decisions for the KFP and run consultation cases for the CCE with your study group. All referenced to Australian general practice guidance.

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RACGP AKT & KFP Coming soon

Single-best-answer AKT questions and key-feature KFP cases across the breadth of Australian general practice, with explanations tied to RACGP and Australian guidance, plus timed AKT and KFP mock exams.

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GP Clinical Exam Cases Coming soon

Consultation cases for RACGP and ACRRM clinical assessments, each with a candidate brief, role-player notes and marking criteria.

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Women's Health Certificates Coming soon

Questions on the obstetrics and gynaecology GPs and junior doctors need, matched to RANZCOG's certificate programs.

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  • GP registrars sitting the RACGP AKT and KFP
  • Registrars preparing for the CCE or ACRRM assessments
  • IMG GPs on the Practice Experience or specialist pathways
  • Timed AKT and KFP papers
  • Explanation for every option
  • Mapped to the RACGP curriculum
  • Consultation cases for groups

Built for the way you actually study

Every tool below is in the study platform today, on phone, tablet and laptop.

Find the right questions fast

Search topics, then filter by discipline, subtopic, difficulty and whether questions are unused, incorrect or saved.

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Highlight and take notes

Highlight the clues in a question stem and add your own note, so the details you missed are easy to revise later.

A 28-year-old woman attends for cervical screening. Her last test was 5 years ago and she has no symptoms. What should be offered?

My noteHPV test every 5 years, ages 25 to 74. Self-collection is an option.

Revise with learning points

Every question adds a one-line learning point to your deck, with flashcards that bring back the ones you got wrong first.

Australian cervical screening is an HPV test every five years for eligible people aged 25 to 74.

HPV 16 or 18 detected means referral for colposcopy, whatever the cytology shows.

Practise OSCEs with a partner

Send a study partner a link to the role-player script, examiner notes and marking sheet, so you can run any station together.

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Track what needs more work

See your accuracy by discipline and your weakest subtopics, so revision is guided by your results, not by worry.

Performance by discipline

Adult health72%
Women's health64%
Child health58%
Mental health81%
Population health49%

Study on the go

Open it in any browser on your phone between shifts or on the commute. Progress saves after every answer.

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Where registrars lose marks

The Fellowship exams reward breadth, prioritisation and safe consulting. Each exam needs its own kind of practice.

Breadth across the curriculum

The AKT ranges from paediatrics and dermatology to ophthalmology, practice management and population health. Domain-based sets show where your gaps are.

Australian detail

Screening ages, vaccine timing, notifiable diseases and PBS prescribing rules are tested in their Australian form.

Choosing the key features

KFP questions ask for a set number of answers and penalise extras. Practising that discipline is as important as the knowledge.

Consulting under time

CCE cases run for fifteen minutes. Structured practice with a role-player builds safety netting, explanation and timing.

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Planning your Fellowship exams

  1. Check dates and eligibility

    Plan backwards from the RACGP or ACRRM enrolment deadline, not the exam date.

    Read the RACGP exam guide

  2. Prepare for the AKT

    Domain sets in tutor mode, then mixed timed blocks and full 150-question papers in four hours.

    See AKT and KFP practice

  3. Prepare for the KFP

    Scenario practice where you pick a set number of options, marked strictly.

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  4. Prepare for the CCE

    Run cases in groups of three: candidate, role-player and examiner.

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Common questions

Does it cover the new all multiple-choice KFP?

Yes. KFP practice follows the current format of clinical scenarios where you choose a stated number of answers, with penalties for extra selections.

Is it suitable for ACRRM?

Much of the clinical knowledge overlaps, and the consultation cases suit ACRRM assessments too, but always prepare to the ACRRM format.

Can my study group use it together?

Each account is for one person, and the cases are written to be run in a group. For a whole cohort, ask about group access.

Is there a women's health certificate product?

Yes. We have a separate product for the RANZCOG CWH and PTP exams.

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