We are currently experiencing technical issues with the MyMRCP application system. The IT team are investigating as a matter of high priority. We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused. Updates will be posted on the website.
Application period for the Part 2 exam taking place on 22 October 2025 has been extended until 5 September.
Our next MRCP(UK) live Q&A session is taking place on Thursday 7 August from 2pm-3pm (BST).
We are in the process of reviewing all results from the recent Rheumatology SCE examination and plan to release these to candidates by the end of next week – Friday 25 July.
We are aware that there have been some technical difficulties with the online Part 2 examination that started this morning (BST).
We kindly ask candidates not to call or send follow-up emails regarding the status of their Primary Medical Qualification (PMQ)/GMC check for the MRCP(UK) Part 1 2025/03 application.
If you have submitted a withdrawal request and received a case number, this serves as confirmation that your request has been received and is being processed.
There will be four broad prioritisation categories (see below) for allocating candidates applying to available PACES places in the UK.
Following further investigation by our exam delivery partner Surpass, and their proctoring service partner, ProctorExam by Turnitin, they have now confirmed that a significant technical issue occurred with the proctoring platform during the delivery of the Rheumatology Specialty Certificate Examination (SCE) on the 25 June 2025.
The Federation of Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK is seeking to appoint an Associate Medical Director for its Continuing Professional Development (CPD) team.
We are continuing to investigate the technical issues reported during the Rheumatology Specialty Certificate Examination (SCE), in collaboration with our exam delivery partner.
We are aware that some candidates experienced technical difficulties during the online Rheumatology Specialty Certificate Examination on Wednesday 25 June.
We would like to clarify that the updated withdrawal policy will take effect from the MRCP(UK) Part 1 2025/03 diet in September.
The PACES examiner Code of Conduct and Misconduct policy have been updated following a review by the Clinical Examining Board.
MRCP(UK) Part 2 2025/11 results have now been released.
