MRCP Pro: Mock Exams & QBank

Sit a full timed MRCP mock exam whenever you want: 3000+ questions, an explanation on every answer, and performance tracking that shows where the marks are leaking. This is the timed-practice app in our MRCP range. If you have already been through the syllabus once and what you need now is pacing, stamina and exam-day judgement, this is the stage it was built for. TIMED MOCK EXAMS The MRCP written papers test speed as much as knowledge, and candidates who only ever practise untimed find that out in the exam hall. Mock mode reproduces the length and the time limit of a real paper, so the pressure is not a surprise, and gives you a scored breakdown afterwards. WHAT YOU GET • 3000+ MRCP questions covering the Part 1 and Part 2 written blueprint • Full timed mock exam mode with a scored breakdown by topic • Practice modes you can set up at your own pace • A written explanation on every question, including why the distractors fail • Performance tracking: accuracy by topic and where you are improving • Complete offline access — the whole bank sits on the device • Regular content updates as questions are revised and added TOPICS COVERED Cardiology, respiratory, gastroenterology, endocrinology, nephrology, neurology, rheumatology, haematology, oncology, infectious diseases, dermatology, clinical pharmacology and therapeutics, genetics, immunology and biostatistics. HOW CANDIDATES USE IT Most people work through topics in practice mode first, then switch to timed mocks for the last six weeks. The performance screen is the point of this app: it stops you revising what you already know and pushes you at the topics you keep getting wrong. WHO IT IS FOR Doctors preparing for MRCP Part 1 or Part 2 Written, internal medicine trainees, and doctors following a physician training route in the UK or overseas. FEEDBACK Spotted an error or want a topic expanded? Write to [email protected]. DISCLAIMER This app is an independent study aid for educational use. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to MRCP(UK), the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the UK, or any examining body.