● Built by a psychiatrist who sat these papers

The critical appraisal paper, from the start.

Critical appraisal is the part most candidates leave until last and the part that is most reliably examinable, because the question types repeat. A short course that assumes no statistics background, then a question bank that drills the calculations and the reasoning until they are automatic.

Start free →See what the course covers →

3 full MEQ cases and 10 MCQs free, no card required. From A$10/month after that, cancel anytime.

Try it free
No card required

2027 sittings — MEQ March 2027 (dates TBC) · MCQ March 2027 (dates TBC)

210+
critical appraisal questions

Taught, not just tested

Study design, bias, confounding, the measures of effect and the numbers you are expected to produce under time — explained before you are asked to apply them.

The calculations, repeatedly

Number needed to treat, odds and risk ratios, sensitivity and specificity, confidence intervals: drilled until they are quick, because under exam time slow is the same as wrong.

Cheapest way to stop losing these marks

It is a small, closed, learnable part of the paper. Candidates routinely drop marks here that are easier to recover than almost anywhere else.

Don’t take our word for it — write one.

There is a full MEQ case on the sample page you can answer in your own words and have marked against the rubric, point by point. No account, no card, nothing to cancel.

Mark my own answer →

Marked by AI, and we say so

The marking is a model applied to a rubric, named as such rather than implied to be a human examiner.

Cancel anytime

Monthly, no lock-in, and a trial that does not ask for a card.

Fellowship Ready is independent and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, RANZCP or any examining body. See all tracks and pricing →