Independent MRCPsych revision resource

Pass your exams. Get the job you want. Updated for the 2027 Syllabus.

MRCPsych revision: Paper A, Paper B and CASC

Spend less time revising. We plan every session for you.

Revising for the MRCPsych is hard

An illustration: 680 questions answered in each. In random order they cover about two thirds of the 680 syllabus points, the rest going on repeats; in our order they cover all 680.

  • “The syllabus changes in 2027.”

    Updated for the 2027 syllabus

    Over 450 new questions written specifically for the new topics, and textbooks with new chapters, numbered to the new syllabus.

  • “Will these questions come up?”

    Years of past papers

    Most questions have appeared in past papers, reworded. New ones come from BMJ Open and BJPsych research, just like the new questions in the exams.

  • “Other sites feel clunky.”

    Modern and easy to use

    Fast and simple on any phone or laptop.

  • “The content is out of date.”

    Up to date

    Questions and textbook updated in 2026.

  • “There is so much to learn.”

    A tailored algorithm, not a random shuffle

    Question banks often serve questions at random. Ours picks each one for you, so every syllabus point gets its turn, in the exam’s proportions.

  • “I forget what I read.”

    Your mistakes come back

    Get one wrong and it returns after 7 days, then 21, until you know it.

  • “Am I ready?”

    A clear finish line

    4,000 questions at a 65% average. Your dashboard shows how close you are.

  • “Who will mark my CASC?”

    Send a link, get marked

    137 stations. A friend marks you on an exam-style sheet, with no account.

  • “It is hard to keep going.”

    Streaks and snakes

    Keep a daily streak and unlock ten snake avatars in each paper.

  • 5,000questions per paper
  • 680syllabus points
  • 137CASC stations
  • 3textbooks: Paper A, B and CASC

A finish line, not a pile of questions

20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%100%65% targetYou · 75%

Where scores tend to fall

Your plan

Your plan to pass, in three steps

  1. Free

    Do the free questions

    Start with the first 250 questions in each paper. See how it works and where you stand.

  2. £99 per paper

    Practise a little every day

    Unlock all 5,000 questions. Answer about 48 a day. We pick them and bring back your mistakes.

  3. Then your exam

    Reach the finish line

    4,000 questions at a 65% average. Then sit a 150-mark paper in the Exam Centre.

How many questions a day?

12 weeks

48questions a dayabout 333 a week

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A resit costs months

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How to buy

  1. Choose a paper

    Paper A or Paper B, £99 each.

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  • Paper A

    £99 for six months

    All 5,000 questions, mock papers, topic choice and progress tracking.

  • Paper B

    £99 for six months

    All 5,000 questions, mock papers, topic choice and progress tracking.

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Important

This is a revision aid, not a source of clinical knowledge. Everything here is written to help candidates prepare for the MRCPsych examinations. It is condensed, simplified and shaped around what the exams ask, which is not the same as what safe practice requires.

Do not use it to make clinical decisions. It must not guide the diagnosis, treatment or care of any patient. For that, use current national guidance, your local protocols, the summary of product characteristics for any medicine, and senior clinical advice. Content here may be out of date, and is not a substitute for any of those.

MRC is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Royal College of Psychiatrists. “MRCPsych” is used only to identify the examinations this material is written for. Using previously examined themes.

Content is written by named doctors, each credited on the material they wrote. If you believe something here is wrong, please report it. Every report is read.

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