UK PACES Prioritisation criteria for 2024/02 assessment period
There will be four broad prioritisation categories for allocating candidates living and working in the UK to available PACES places.
There will be four broad prioritisation categories for allocating candidates living and working in the UK to available PACES places.
The MRCP(UK) Part 2 2024/01 exam results have now been released.
Ambitious plans to develop, revise and adapt education and training for medical students and doctors have today been welcomed by the three UK Royal Colleges of Physicians.
The deadline for ensuring you have added, edited and saved all entries is 31 July 2024, after this date, the diary will close for the 2023/2024 diary year and you will not be able to log anything further.
MRCP(UK) is committed to ensuring the reliability of the PACES examination, ensuring that no candidate is unfairly either advantaged or disadvantaged by the new examination format.
Please be advised that from 31/03/2024 we will no longer accept applications which are submitted after the event date.
The Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK is seeking to appoint a Chair of the MRCP(UK) Regulatory Sub-Group.
We are pleased to announce that the new Federation website has now launched.
The MRCP(UK) examinations are recognised around the world as quality benchmarks of medical knowledge, attitudes, and clinical skills.
We have recently been working on plans to launch a new website for the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK.
We are pleased to inform candidates that there will be an additional Endocrinology and Diabetes SCE taking place later this year.
The Federation is seeking to appoint representatives to their Specialty Advisory Committees.
Candidates can now access all their MRCP(UK) results letters for Part 1, Part 2 Written and PACES, and their SCE results letters, within their MyMRCP(UK) account.
We would like to thank everyone who applied for the Associate Medical Director for Clinical Examinations post for the Federation of Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK, for which the calibre of candidates was exceptionally strong.
The recent issues with the Exams Candidate Office phone lines are now resolved.