Exam-style questions, full mock examinations, live teaching and intensive revision — whether your MCQ sitting is six months away or only days away.
The MCQ examination is a single-best-answer written assessment covering the ACRRM Primary Curriculum. The figures below are approximate and should be confirmed against ACRRM's current exam information before you rely on them.
A focused preparation window with structured question-bank coverage, mock exams and targeted revision.
Choose based on how much preparation time you have.
Best for candidates with a reasonable clinical foundation who want structured MCQ preparation over several months.
Best for candidates starting early who want full question-bank coverage and substantial time to improve.
Best for candidates who want the longest preparation window for progressive study, repeated practice and revision.
The MCQ tests applied clinical decision-making, not isolated recall — our question bank is weighted to match.
What is the most appropriate initial management, and which intervention should be performed first — the largest share of MCQ-style questions.
Most likely diagnosis, most appropriate investigation, and interpretation of findings including ECGs and spirometry.
Most appropriate medication, and recognising adverse drug effects in a rural generalist context.
Appropriate screening recommendations and follow-up planning across the rural generalist scope.
Monitoring and safety requirements during procedures relevant to rural and remote practice.
Appropriate professional action, reporting responsibilities and evidence appraisal.
Work through high-yield content across every ACRRM Primary Curriculum domain.
Work through single-best-answer questions with detailed explanations.
Complete a full-length, timed mock exam under realistic conditions.
Analyse incorrect answers and identify weaker curriculum domains.
Return to targeted revision on your weaker areas.
Continue practising and sitting mocks until your exam window.
Exposure to a broad mix of presentations across every ACRRM Primary Curriculum domain.
The longer programs combine self-directed learning with scheduled live teaching so candidates can build preparation progressively.
"The mock exams showed me exactly where I was losing time and helped me pace myself properly on the day."
"The question bank covered domains I hadn't seen much of in my own practice, which turned out to be exactly what came up."
"Working through 3,000+ questions with real explanations made the difference between memorising and actually understanding."
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