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All You Need to Know About MRCOG Part 3
MRCOG part 3 is considered as a golden qualification in the community of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Part 3 format is a clinical assessment of knowledge, skills, attitudes, and competencies. Once you cleared MRCOG part 3 that will lead to the award of the Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (MRCOG).
AOT (Assessment of Training)
From August 2019, the Assessment of Training (AoT) will be a requirement for entry to the Part 3 MRCOG exam. Candidates will no longer need to complete AoT before taking the Part 2 MRCOG exam. for more info
Part 3 MRCOG Exam – November 2021
AOT applications closed on 16 AUG 2021
MTI 2021
Applicants for the 2021 MTI scheme must provide an AoT approval letter as part of their MTI application
AOT applications closed on 16 AUG 2021 .
Applicants will be contacted in early February following the assessment panel reviews to advise whether or not their application has been successfully shortlisted to the next stage of the process: IRC interviews.
AOT (Assessment of Training)
From August 2019, the Assessment of Training (AoT) will be a requirement for entry to the Part 3 MRCOG exam. Candidates will no longer need to complete AoT before taking the Part 2 MRCOG exam. for more info
Part 3 MRCOG Exam – November 2021
AOT applications closed on 16 AUG 2021.
MTI 2021
Applicants for the 2021 MTI scheme must provide an AoT approval letter as part of their MTI application
AOT applications closed on 16 AUG 2021.
Applicants will be contacted in early February following the assessment panel reviews to advise whether or not their application has been successfully shortlisted to the next stage of the process: IRC interviews.
Exam Format
MRCOG part 3 Clinical Assessment consists of 14 tasks in a circuit, each task based on one of the 14 modules detailed in the syllabus.
Patient Safety
- Information Gathering
Applied Clinical Knowledge
Communication with Colleagues
Communication with Patients & their Relatives
Each of the 14 tasks will assess between three and four of the domains to reflect everyday clinical practice where, for example, communicating with patients is inextricably linked with applied clinical knowledge, or communicating with colleagues also involves aspects of patient safety.
Each task is 12 minutes in length, which includes 2 minutes of initial reading time.
Types of task
There are 2 types of task in the Part 3 MRCOG:
To allow for more depth in the assessment of applied clinical knowledge, a circuit may contain ‘linked tasks’, where the second task is connected to the first. Candidates will be expected to build on the knowledge acquired in the first task. There may also be tasks where candidates are required to undertake a writing task.
Who will assess these tasks?
A trained Clinical Examiner will be feature on all 14 tasks. A trained Lay Examiner will feature on 4 of the 14 tasks, assessing the domains of communication, patient safety and information gathering from the perspective of the patient.
Exam Calender & Venue
| S.NO | EXAM DATE |
|---|---|
| 1 | 21-24 Feb 2022 |
| 2 | 09 -12 May 2022 |
| 3 | 7-10 Nov 2022 |
Syllabus & Revision Resources
Revision materials are something which every candidate look for. For Best revision and study material for MRCOG part 3 the sole answer is StudyMRCOG. Our Course Library and products provides all the study materials in one single platform for to ease your studies. Our Course Library Includes Summaries on all guidelines and Knowledge based areas, Audio Podcasts, preparatory Videos, Structured & case discussion videos (28 & 42 stations Audio and video) Patient information leaflet summaries and podcasts, SIP summaries, exam essentials, Syllabus compilations etc.
Exam Calender & Venue
| S.NO | EXAM DATE |
|---|---|
| 1 | 21-24 Feb 2022 |
| 2 | 09 -12 May 2022 |
| 3 | 7-10 Nov 2022 |
Syllabus & Revision Resources
Revision materials are something which every candidate look for. For Best revision and study material for MRCOG part 3 the sole answer is StudyMRCOG. Our Course Library and products provides all the study materials in one single platform for to ease your studies. Our Course Library Includes Summaries on all guidelines and Knowledge based areas, Audio Podcasts, preparatory Videos, Structured & case discussion videos (28 & 42 stations Audio and video) Patient information leaflet summaries and podcasts, SIP summaries, exam essentials, Syllabus compilations etc.
Do’s
- Do check your entrance ticket upon receipt to make sure that all the details mentioned are accurate. (Printed copy should be carried)
Do check for parenting rooms upon arriving at the venue or ask someone who can help you find out
Do come the exam location on time
Do bring your entrance ticket and photographic identification (Signed passport, Full or provisional photographic driving licence, HM Armed Forces identity card (UK), UK Biometric Residence card) while coming to the exam hall
Do bring your refreshments required, college will only provide water to consume at the venue
Always wear your candidate number label
Candidates must attend to all private / personal matters prior to commencement of the examination.
Candidates will send a confidentiality agreement which must be signed and returned before the exam.
Always maintain decorum once candidate is inside the exam hall
Candidate shall always ask or raise your hand when any diffuculties being faced
Dont’s
Do not bring any smart watches, electronic gadgets such as laptops or iPad to exam venue
Do not bring heavy luggage’s to exam venue as the space are limited
Late comers will not be entertained to attend the exam and exam will be marked as attempted as well
No ID No entry for exams
A mobile phone, smart watch or electronic device found in the possession of a candidate during an examination, or the ringing, vibrating or any audible ‘beep’ heard from a mobile phone, smart watch, or electronic device whilst an examination is taking place, will be reported to the RCOG Examination and Assessment Committee.
No textbooks, papers, calculators, mobile telephones, pocket computers or similar articles are allowed into the examination room.
No smoking is allowed; no smoking devices are permitted.
No communication in between the candidates while attending the exams.
Do not start the examination until instructed by the invigilator and must not continue to answer after an examination has ended.
No parking facilities available for candidates on College premises in London
