MRCGP International

MRCGP International

At present, the MRCGP examination requires doctors that sit it to be working in the UK within specific training posts in the NHS setting.

Overseas doctors encounter a different spectrum of disease and different challenges than those working in the UK. The MRCGP international examination (MRCGP[INT]) is run by local Host Examining Bodies in a variety of different countries around the world. Each examination is specific for the country or region where it is available, is different in form and content and has different eligibility requirements.

Countries where the MRCGP[INT] is currently assessed include the following:

  • Brunei
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Egypt
  • State of Kuwait
  • Malta
  • Oman
  • India
  • Pakistan
  • Sri Lanka
  • Bangladesh

 

More information about the MRCGP[INT] can be found on the Royal College of General Practitioners website. Applicants should contact the appropriate accredited centre directly.

What Doctors Are Saying

"This is an innovative and well-organised on-line learning tool to help candidates prepare for the MRCGP: designed and run by doctors who are themselves up to date with the College syllabus, it enables those doctors who are preparing for the MRCGP to critically appraise their potential weaknesses whilst getting extensive practice with typical AKT questions.  An ideal way to maximise one's chances of passing the MRCGP! "
Dr Michael Barrie, GP Principal, Greater London
"MRCGP Exam Prep is an excellent resource for those sitting the MRCGP exam. There is an extensive range and number of practice questions, including timed mock examinations and you can very helpfully track your revision progress. It is also great value for money! "
Dr Sara Al-Atassi, Salaried GP, Surrey
"This online revision resource is well researched and so is both challenging and appropriate for the MRCGP exam and a subscription to this website is a wise investment. Thank you to MRCGP for all the invaluable help in getting through this difficult exam. "
Dr Camilla Ducker, GP, London