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MRCP Part 1 Online Preparation Course

Build a clear preparation routine: watch a high-yield lecture, review the clinical theory, then practise domain-wise past recalls. Video teaching, two question banks, revision and mocks are included in one course.

Lecture-led learning
High-yield explanations
Teaching team support
Ask questions in your group
Diet Validity
Active until exam day
Admission Timelines & Enrollment

MRCP Part 1 Cohort Schedule

Choose your target diet to see fees, availability and access dates. Apply when you are ready to join; the team will send onboarding and payment details.

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Intake Closing Soon Course For: Jan 27 Starts: 30 Sep 2026
Urgent: Only 2 Seats Left!

Batch Jan 27-A

What's Included In This Cohort:
  • HD teaching sessions
  • Live High-yield / revision course before the exam
  • Past recalls question bank (Primary Qbank)  domain-wise and and in mock format
  • Concept-focused question bank (Secondary Qbank) selected to strengthen understanding
  • Comprehensive theory notes for revision and clarification of doubts
  • Mock exams + grand mock test designed to simulate the real exam experience
  • Zero external subscriptions requirement
Tuition Investment
£125 GBP
£185 Save £60
Prices are charged in GBP Installments Available
Valid until Jan 27 Exam
Your preparation pathway

Learn it. Review it. Put it into practice.

A repeatable study routine for MRCP Part 1, built around teaching before question practice.

  1. 01

    Watch the high-yield lecture

    Build the underlying concepts and focus on the points that matter for Part 1 preparation. Pause, take brief notes and revisit explanations at your own pace.

  2. 02

    Review the clinical theory

    Use the theory book to consolidate the topic, clarify doubts and revisit details from the lecture. Keep your revision focused on what you need to understand more clearly.

  3. 03

    Practise and review questions

    Apply the topic to domain-wise past recalls in the primary QBank. Use the secondary concept-focused QBank to strengthen areas that need more work.

Repeat this cycle across the syllabus, then bring topics together through mixed question practice, revision and timed mocks.

One course, connected resources

What is included in your MRCP Part 1 course?

You do not need an additional preparation subscription to follow this pathway.

HD video teaching

High-yield sessions give you a starting point for each topic. Recordings remain available to revisit throughout your course access.

Clinical theory book

Read for revision and clarification after teaching. Return to the relevant section when question practice highlights a gap.

Primary past-recalls QBank

Past recalls organised domain-wise, with mock-format practice to help you progress from one subject at a time to mixed preparation.

Secondary concept QBank

Selected questions that reinforce understanding alongside the primary recalls bank, especially when a topic needs another explanation or practice pass.

Live revision near the exam

Bring your preparation together through high-yield revision before the exam. Session arrangements are shared within your batch group.

Mock exams and grand mock

Practise pacing and sustained concentration under timed conditions. Use your mistakes to plan the final round of revision.

Explore the Part 1 question-bank domains

These are the current domain headings in the course question-bank index. Access is managed for your batch.

  • Cardiology
  • Clinical Sciences
  • Dermatology
  • Endocrinology
  • Gastroenterology
  • Geriatric & Palliative Medicine
  • Infectious Diseases
  • Neurology
  • Oncology/Haematology
  • Ophthalmology
  • Pharmacology & toxicology
  • Psychiatry
  • Renal Medicine
  • Respiratory Medicine
  • Rheumatology
Plan study around your life

Structured preparation with room for your schedule

The online course is taught in English and can be followed from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, the Gulf, Iraq, Jordan, the UK and elsewhere. Use the recordings to build a routine around clinical work and personal commitments.

For each study block, choose one topic, watch the lecture, review the theory and complete related questions. Keep a short error log. At the end of the week, revisit weak topics and add mixed practice when you are ready.

Read our Part 1 preparation guide
The people behind your preparation

MRCP Back Benchers Teaching Team

Our course combines teaching, learning resources and group support in a single preparation pathway. Explore the trial recordings to judge the explanations and teaching style for yourself.

Dr. Ayaan & the MRCP Back Benchers team

A clear study pathway, focused revision and academic discussion support your preparation from the first topic through to exam practice.

About the team and our approach
From our Hall of Fame

MRCP Part 1 learner results

Individual results recorded by the academy. These are not an overall pass rate or a guarantee of your result.

Dr Salih Sulevani

637

May 2026 · Iraq

Dr. Musfirah

Pass

May 2026 · Pakistan

Dr. Sadia Javed

Pass

May 2026 · Pakistan

View the Hall of Fame
When you are ready to join

How to enrol in MRCP Part 1

  1. Choose your batch. Check the target diet, price and availability above.
  2. Send your application. Fill in the form if you intend to join. If you are still exploring, start with the trial.
  3. Complete onboarding. The team contacts you with payment and access details. Your application alone does not activate a paid course.
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Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers regarding course structure, batch enrollment, and study schedules.

High-yield recorded lectures, clinical theory, question banks, domain-wise past recalls, live revision near the exam, mock exams and a grand mock. The course brings the preparation resources together in one subscription.

Start with the lecture for a topic, review the clinical theory to clarify what you have learned, then practise the related questions. Revisit explanations and keep a short list of points to revise before moving to mixed practice and mocks.

The primary QBank contains past recalls organised by domain, with mock-format practice. The secondary QBank focuses on concepts and helps strengthen understanding alongside the lectures and clinical theory.

No additional preparation subscription is required to follow our course pathway. Teaching, theory, question practice and mocks are included. Your progress still depends on consistent study, revision and practice.

Recordings are available to revisit during your course access. Live revision takes place near the exam, with arrangements shared in the batch group. The group is open around the clock for questions; the teaching team responds as questions are reviewed.

Course access is linked to your selected batch and target examination diet. Check the batch details and confirm the access dates with admissions before payment. The free trial is separate and lasts 10 days from approval.

Choose an available Part 1 batch and submit the application when you are ready to join. The team will contact you with onboarding and payment details. If you want to explore first, request the free trial; access starts after the team approves it.

Yes. The course is online and taught in English. Recorded teaching allows you to plan study around work and other commitments. Fees are stated in GBP; any local-currency figure is an estimate.