How many questions does AceMRCOG have?

AceMRCOG has 1,750 expertly curated MRCOG Part 1 SBA questions across all 14 subjects including Physiology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Genetics, Pathology, Anatomy, Statistics, Immunology, Biochemistry, Endocrinology, Biophysics, Neonatology, Clinical Management and Embryology.

Yes. AceMRCOG offers a free plan with 50 questions — no credit card required. Paid plans unlock all 1,750 questions, timed mock tests, detailed explanations and performance analytics.

Does AceMRCOG have mock tests?

Yes. Paid plans include full timed mock tests that simulate the real MRCOG Part 1 exam format. Each mock has 100 questions with a 90-minute timer, matching the actual exam conditions.

What is the MRCOG Part 1 pass rate?

The MRCOG Part 1 first-attempt pass rate is approximately 40-50%. Candidates who practice at least 1,500 questions and complete multiple timed mock tests significantly improve their chances of passing on the first attempt.

How long should I study for MRCOG Part 1?

Most successful candidates study for 3-6 months. If working clinically, 3 months with 1.5-2 hours of daily structured study and daily question practice is achievable. The key is consistent question practice — at least 30 questions per day.

What subjects are tested in MRCOG Part 1?

MRCOG Part 1 tests 14 subjects: Physiology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Genetics, Pathology, Anatomy, Statistics & Epidemiology, Immunology, Biochemistry, Endocrinology, Biophysics, Neonatology, Clinical Management and Embryology.

When is the MRCOG Part 1 exam held?

The MRCOG Part 1 exam is held twice a year — typically in March and September. Exact dates are published by the RCOG on their official website. Registration usually opens 3-4 months before the exam date.

Exam Schedule

MRCOG Part 1 Exam Dates 2025 & 2026

The MRCOG Part 1 examination is held twice a year — in March and September. Here are the key dates, registration deadlines and how to plan your preparation around each sitting.

Important Note

⚠️ Exact exam dates are set by the RCOG and published on their official website. Dates below are indicative based on historical patterns. Always verify on rcog.org.uk before registering.

2025 Exam Dates

March 2025Past

Registration opens

October 2024

Registration closes

January 2025

Exam window

Mid-March 2025

Results expected

April/May 2025

September 2025Upcoming

Registration opens

April 2025

Registration closes

July 2025

Exam window

Mid-September 2025

Results expected

October/November 2025

2026 Exam Dates

March 2026

Registration opens

October 2025

Registration closes

January 2026

Exam window

Mid-March 2026

Results expected

April/May 2026

September 2026

Registration opens

April 2026

Registration closes

July 2026

Exam window

Mid-September 2026

Results expected

October/November 2026

Preparation Timeline

Work backwards from your chosen exam date to build your study plan:

12–16 weeks before

Begin structured study — start with high-yield subjects (Physiology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Genetics)

10 weeks before

8 weeks before

Increase daily question practice to 40–50 questions per day

4 weeks before

Switch to exam mode — full timed mock papers, targeted weak subject revision

1 week before

Light practice only (20–30 questions/day) — focus on confidence, not new learning

Day before

Review your notes briefly, prepare logistics, sleep well

Registration: Step by Step

1Go to rcog.org.uk and log in to your RCOG account (create one if needed)
2Navigate to Examinations → MRCOG Part 1
3Select your preferred sitting date and exam centre
4Pay the exam fee (typically £430–£480 for UK candidates, more for overseas)
5Download your admission ticket approximately 2–4 weeks before the exam

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