Preparing for12 specialties

● General practice · RACGP

Pass your RACGP fellowship
with conviction.

The AKT and KFP punish the detail you skimmed in the stem and the fourth answer you could not resist; the CCE rewards a safe, shared plan inside fifteen minutes. Practise all three here: blueprint-spread AKT mocks, choose-3 KFP scenarios marked like the real thing, and CCE cases on the real clock.

AKT KFP CCE · CCE cases

Start free: 2 written cases, 20 MCQs and 3 stations, no card required.

Start free →or read a full marked case first

3040+

MCQs

296

Written cases

Stations

Curriculum areas

Reference topics

What we do

Every RACGP exam, done thoroughly.

Each part of each exam, on its real format and clock, on the same engine trainees already use for the psychiatry fellowship.

Applied Knowledge Test

MCQ

150 single-best-answer questions · 5–10 options · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance.

During training once eligible; AKT and KFP in either order, both before the CCE

Open →

Key Feature Problem

Written

70 scenarios · one "choose 3" multiple-selection question each · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance.

The day after the AKT; AKT and KFP in either order, both before the CCE

Open →

Clinical Competency Exam: CCE cases

Clinical

9 cases on Zoom · 4 case discussions with an examiner + 5 clinical encounters with a role-player · 5 min reading + 15 min each.

Final exam, after passing the AKT and KFP

Open →

Fellowship Ready is independent and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the RACGP or any examining body.

How written marking works

You write the answer. Here it comes back marked.

The commonest way to lose marks is a generic answer: good medicine, for a different patient or a different question. The marking rewards only what the rubric rewards.

Your answer, typed under timingKFP

Graham, 58, has had 40 minutes of central chest tightness at rest. He used sildenafil last night. Pulse 92, blood pressure 128/80. Choose the 3 most appropriate immediate actions in your clinic. (3 marks)

Selected: aspirin 300 mg chewed; sublingual glyceryl trinitrate 300–600 microgram; 12-lead ECG.

Examiner-style marking, seconds later2 / 3

✓Aspirin 300 mg chewed (no allergy or active bleeding in the stem)1/1
✓12-lead ECG within 10 minutes of arrival1/1
✗Call an ambulance (000) for transfer to the emergency department: glyceryl trinitrate chosen instead, within 24 hours of sildenafil0/1

Marking note: The stem told you he took sildenafil last night. Nitrates within 24 hours of sildenafil (48 hours of tadalafil) risk profound hypotension, so glyceryl trinitrate is wrong here, and it cost you the ambulance. Examiners report ignored stem details as the commonest KFP fault.

Read a full marked case →Or start the free trial →

Why Fellowship Ready

Knowing the medicine isn't the same as passing the exam.

Candidates who fail are rarely told which sentence lost the mark. The commonest causes are not gaps in knowledge: a generic answer, a different question answered, an examination done out of order, the clock run out. Each is fixed by practice that is timed and marked.

Every word of the stem counts

KFP scenarios hinge on one detail: the age, the medicine, the allergy. Feedback shows the detail you missed and what an extra selection cost you.

Current Australian practice

Answers follow the Red Book, the Australian Asthma Handbook, the National Cervical Screening Program, PBS rules and Austroads, not overseas or superseded guidance.

A CCE plan, not a history

Cases run on the real 5 + 15 minute clock and are marked on the CCE domains: management, communication, reasoning, safety-netting and follow-up.

The exam, on the clock.

Most candidates who fail know the medicine. They run out of time, answer a different question, or are not specific enough. Practice under the clock, marked the way examiners mark, is the fix.

01 · CCE cases

9 stations, on the real clock.

5:00 reading, then 15:00 in the station, as on the day. Patients, relatives and examiners are played by an AI so you can practise alone, or a colleague runs the station with the script, the findings and the marking sheet.

Open the stations →Clinical Competency Exam

CCE · Live · vivaReading · 5:00

Exertional chest tightness and a request for a coronary calcium score

You are a GP in a suburban practice. Andrew Kelly, 54, an accountant, booked a standard appointment and has asked the receptionist to "add a heart calcium scan referral". His notes show he is an ex-smoker (quit 5 years ago, 25 pack-years), has treated hypertension (telmisartan 40 mg) and his total cholesterol 18 months ago was 6.2 mmol/L. He has not been seen for a year. The examiner will discuss this case with you as if you were seeing him today. Treat the examiner as a colleague: explain your reasoning and what you would do and say.

Discuss how you would assess Mr Kelly's symptoms and his request.
Outline your investigation and interim management plan, including safety-netting.
Discuss cardiovascular risk assessment for his asymptomatic brother.

Marking guide

60%

Competencies

40%

02 · KFP

Write the answer. Get it marked.

70 scenarios · one "choose 3" multiple-selection question each · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance. Every answer is marked point by point against a rubric that rewards what RACGP examiners reward: specific points, the exact question answered, safe advice.

Try a case →Key Feature Problem

KFP · marked against the rubric

“Selected: aspirin 300 mg chewed; sublingual glyceryl trinitrate 300–600 microgram; 12-lead ECG.”

✓Aspirin 300 mg chewed (no allergy or active bleeding in the stem)1/1
✓12-lead ECG within 10 minutes of arrival1/1
✗Call an ambulance (000) for transfer to the emergency department: glyceryl trinitrate chosen instead, within 24 hours of sildenafil0/1

Examiner note: The stem told you he took sildenafil last night. Nitrates within 24 hours of sildenafil (48 hours of tadalafil) risk profound hypotension, so glyceryl trinitrate is wrong here, and it cost you the ambulance. Examiners report ignored stem details as the commonest KFP fault.

03 · AKT

Mocks weighted to the blueprint.

150 single-best-answer questions · 5–10 options · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance. Every option explained, including why the wrong ones are wrong, and your weakest areas come back first.

Practise by area →Applied Knowledge Test

AKT mock · 150 questions · 4 h69%

Mental health62%

Cardiovascular79%

Respiratory70%

Endocrine53%

Women's health83%

Children66%

Older persons70%

Weighted to the blueprint. Your weakest areas go to the top of next week’s drills.

04 · Scores and screens

K10 to CHA₂DS₂-VA, the Australian way.

K10, PHQ-9, EPDS, AUSDRISK, the Aus CVD Risk Calculator, CHA₂DS₂-VA, asthma control, the Ottawa rules and RUDAS, each with the trap the exam sets, like scoring ABCD2 to decide a TIA can wait.

Open the scales →Included with every plan

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

05 · High-yield topics

Co-test, not self-collect, for post-coital bleeding.

Cervical screening pathways, chest pain and PDE5 inhibitors, TIA, gout, the triple test, driving rules, mandatory reporting and CCE safety-netting.

Open the reference →Included with every plan

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

06 · Study plan

Your exam date, turned into weeks.

Tell it when you sit and how many hours you have. It spreads the curriculum by blueprint weight, slots in mocks, written papers and station circuits, and moves your weakest areas forward as your results come in.

Build your plan →Free with an account

Applied Knowledge Test in 14 weeks10 h / week

Week 9 · this week

Mental healthCardiovascularRespiratoryMock

Week 10

EndocrineMental healthWomen's healthStations ×3

Week 11

ChildrenOlder personsCardiovascularWritten ×2

The biggest blueprint areas come round most often; your weakest move to the front.

CCE · Live · vivaReading · 5:00

Exertional chest tightness and a request for a coronary calcium score

Discuss how you would assess Mr Kelly's symptoms and his request.
Outline your investigation and interim management plan, including safety-netting.
Discuss cardiovascular risk assessment for his asymptomatic brother.

Marking guide

60%

Competencies

40%

KFP · marked against the rubric

“Selected: aspirin 300 mg chewed; sublingual glyceryl trinitrate 300–600 microgram; 12-lead ECG.”

✓Aspirin 300 mg chewed (no allergy or active bleeding in the stem)1/1
✓12-lead ECG within 10 minutes of arrival1/1
✗Call an ambulance (000) for transfer to the emergency department: glyceryl trinitrate chosen instead, within 24 hours of sildenafil0/1

AKT mock · 150 questions · 4 h69%

Mental health62%

Cardiovascular79%

Respiratory70%

Endocrine53%

Women's health83%

Children66%

Older persons70%

Weighted to the blueprint. Your weakest areas go to the top of next week’s drills.

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

Applied Knowledge Test in 14 weeks10 h / week

Week 9 · this week

Mental healthCardiovascularRespiratoryMock

Week 10

EndocrineMental healthWomen's healthStations ×3

Week 11

ChildrenOlder personsCardiovascularWritten ×2

The biggest blueprint areas come round most often; your weakest move to the front.

Pricing

Pay monthly, or once until your exam.

An exam pass lasts until the day after your exam, up to six months, and never renews.

AKT and KFP

A$39/mo

or A$249 once, until your exam

The AKT bank with timed 150-question mocks, and choose-3 KFP scenarios marked with the over-selection penalty.

Choose AKT and KFP

CCE

A$39/mo

or A$249 once, until your exam

Case discussions and clinical encounters on the real 5 + 15 minute clock, with feedback on the CCE domains.

Choose CCE

Everything

A$59/mo

or A$399 once, until your exam

AKT, KFP and CCE, plus the reference tools and study plan.

Choose Everything

Prices include GST. Every plan starts free, no card required.

Try it before you decide.

Start free: 2 written cases, 20 MCQs and 3 stations, no card required.

Start free →Read a sample

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Preparing for12 specialties

● General practice · RACGP

Pass your RACGP fellowship
with conviction.

AKT KFP CCE · CCE cases

Start free: 2 written cases, 20 MCQs and 3 stations, no card required.

Start free →or read a full marked case first

3040+

MCQs

296

Written cases

Stations

Curriculum areas

Reference topics

What we do

Every RACGP exam, done thoroughly.

Each part of each exam, on its real format and clock, on the same engine trainees already use for the psychiatry fellowship.

Applied Knowledge Test

MCQ

150 single-best-answer questions · 5–10 options · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance.

During training once eligible; AKT and KFP in either order, both before the CCE

Open →

Key Feature Problem

Written

70 scenarios · one "choose 3" multiple-selection question each · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance.

The day after the AKT; AKT and KFP in either order, both before the CCE

Open →

Clinical Competency Exam: CCE cases

Clinical

9 cases on Zoom · 4 case discussions with an examiner + 5 clinical encounters with a role-player · 5 min reading + 15 min each.

Final exam, after passing the AKT and KFP

Open →

Fellowship Ready is independent and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the RACGP or any examining body.

How written marking works

You write the answer. Here it comes back marked.

The commonest way to lose marks is a generic answer: good medicine, for a different patient or a different question. The marking rewards only what the rubric rewards.

Your answer, typed under timingKFP

Selected: aspirin 300 mg chewed; sublingual glyceryl trinitrate 300–600 microgram; 12-lead ECG.

Examiner-style marking, seconds later2 / 3

✓Aspirin 300 mg chewed (no allergy or active bleeding in the stem)1/1
✓12-lead ECG within 10 minutes of arrival1/1
✗Call an ambulance (000) for transfer to the emergency department: glyceryl trinitrate chosen instead, within 24 hours of sildenafil0/1

Read a full marked case →Or start the free trial →

Why Fellowship Ready

Knowing the medicine isn't the same as passing the exam.

Every word of the stem counts

KFP scenarios hinge on one detail: the age, the medicine, the allergy. Feedback shows the detail you missed and what an extra selection cost you.

Current Australian practice

Answers follow the Red Book, the Australian Asthma Handbook, the National Cervical Screening Program, PBS rules and Austroads, not overseas or superseded guidance.

A CCE plan, not a history

Cases run on the real 5 + 15 minute clock and are marked on the CCE domains: management, communication, reasoning, safety-netting and follow-up.

The exam, on the clock.

Most candidates who fail know the medicine. They run out of time, answer a different question, or are not specific enough. Practice under the clock, marked the way examiners mark, is the fix.

01 · CCE cases

9 stations, on the real clock.

Open the stations →Clinical Competency Exam

CCE · Live · vivaReading · 5:00

Exertional chest tightness and a request for a coronary calcium score

Discuss how you would assess Mr Kelly's symptoms and his request.
Outline your investigation and interim management plan, including safety-netting.
Discuss cardiovascular risk assessment for his asymptomatic brother.

Marking guide

60%

Competencies

40%

02 · KFP

Write the answer. Get it marked.

Try a case →Key Feature Problem

KFP · marked against the rubric

“Selected: aspirin 300 mg chewed; sublingual glyceryl trinitrate 300–600 microgram; 12-lead ECG.”

✓Aspirin 300 mg chewed (no allergy or active bleeding in the stem)1/1
✓12-lead ECG within 10 minutes of arrival1/1
✗Call an ambulance (000) for transfer to the emergency department: glyceryl trinitrate chosen instead, within 24 hours of sildenafil0/1

03 · AKT

Mocks weighted to the blueprint.

150 single-best-answer questions · 5–10 options · 3 h 30 + 30 min allowance. Every option explained, including why the wrong ones are wrong, and your weakest areas come back first.

Practise by area →Applied Knowledge Test

AKT mock · 150 questions · 4 h69%

Mental health62%

Cardiovascular79%

Respiratory70%

Endocrine53%

Women's health83%

Children66%

Older persons70%

Weighted to the blueprint. Your weakest areas go to the top of next week’s drills.

04 · Scores and screens

K10 to CHA₂DS₂-VA, the Australian way.

K10, PHQ-9, EPDS, AUSDRISK, the Aus CVD Risk Calculator, CHA₂DS₂-VA, asthma control, the Ottawa rules and RUDAS, each with the trap the exam sets, like scoring ABCD2 to decide a TIA can wait.

Open the scales →Included with every plan

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

05 · High-yield topics

Co-test, not self-collect, for post-coital bleeding.

Cervical screening pathways, chest pain and PDE5 inhibitors, TIA, gout, the triple test, driving rules, mandatory reporting and CCE safety-netting.

Open the reference →Included with every plan

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

06 · Study plan

Your exam date, turned into weeks.

Build your plan →Free with an account

Applied Knowledge Test in 14 weeks10 h / week

Week 9 · this week

Mental healthCardiovascularRespiratoryMock

Week 10

EndocrineMental healthWomen's healthStations ×3

Week 11

ChildrenOlder personsCardiovascularWritten ×2

The biggest blueprint areas come round most often; your weakest move to the front.

CCE · Live · vivaReading · 5:00

Exertional chest tightness and a request for a coronary calcium score

Discuss how you would assess Mr Kelly's symptoms and his request.
Outline your investigation and interim management plan, including safety-netting.
Discuss cardiovascular risk assessment for his asymptomatic brother.

Marking guide

60%

Competencies

40%

KFP · marked against the rubric

“Selected: aspirin 300 mg chewed; sublingual glyceryl trinitrate 300–600 microgram; 12-lead ECG.”

✓Aspirin 300 mg chewed (no allergy or active bleeding in the stem)1/1
✓12-lead ECG within 10 minutes of arrival1/1
✗Call an ambulance (000) for transfer to the emergency department: glyceryl trinitrate chosen instead, within 24 hours of sildenafil0/1

AKT mock · 150 questions · 4 h69%

Mental health62%

Cardiovascular79%

Respiratory70%

Endocrine53%

Women's health83%

Children66%

Older persons70%

Weighted to the blueprint. Your weakest areas go to the top of next week’s drills.

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

Reference library

Kessler Psychological Distress Scale

Patient Health Questionnaire-9

Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale

Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Aus CVD Risk Calculator (Australian Guideline 2023)

CHA₂DS₂-VA score

Asthma symptom control (Australian Asthma Handbook)

Ottawa ankle and foot rules

Applied Knowledge Test in 14 weeks10 h / week

Week 9 · this week

Mental healthCardiovascularRespiratoryMock

Week 10

EndocrineMental healthWomen's healthStations ×3

Week 11

ChildrenOlder personsCardiovascularWritten ×2

The biggest blueprint areas come round most often; your weakest move to the front.

Pricing

Pay monthly, or once until your exam.

An exam pass lasts until the day after your exam, up to six months, and never renews.

AKT and KFP

A$39/mo

or A$249 once, until your exam

The AKT bank with timed 150-question mocks, and choose-3 KFP scenarios marked with the over-selection penalty.

Choose AKT and KFP

CCE

A$39/mo

or A$249 once, until your exam

Case discussions and clinical encounters on the real 5 + 15 minute clock, with feedback on the CCE domains.

Choose CCE

Everything

A$59/mo

or A$399 once, until your exam

AKT, KFP and CCE, plus the reference tools and study plan.

Choose Everything

Prices include GST. Every plan starts free, no card required.

Try it before you decide.

Start free: 2 written cases, 20 MCQs and 3 stations, no card required.

Start free →Read a sample

Pass your RACGP fellowshipwith conviction.

Every RACGP exam, done thoroughly.

Applied Knowledge Test

Key Feature Problem

Clinical Competency Exam: CCE cases

You write the answer. Here it comes back marked.

Knowing the medicine isn't the same as passing the exam.

Every word of the stem counts

Current Australian practice

A CCE plan, not a history

The exam, on the clock.

9 stations, on the real clock.

Write the answer. Get it marked.

Mocks weighted to the blueprint.

K10 to CHA₂DS₂-VA, the Australian way.

Co-test, not self-collect, for post-coital bleeding.

Your exam date, turned into weeks.

Pay monthly, or once until your exam.

Try it before you decide.

Pass your RACGP fellowshipwith conviction.

Every RACGP exam, done thoroughly.

Applied Knowledge Test

Key Feature Problem

Clinical Competency Exam: CCE cases

You write the answer. Here it comes back marked.

Knowing the medicine isn't the same as passing the exam.

Every word of the stem counts

Current Australian practice

A CCE plan, not a history

The exam, on the clock.

9 stations, on the real clock.

Write the answer. Get it marked.

Mocks weighted to the blueprint.

K10 to CHA₂DS₂-VA, the Australian way.

Co-test, not self-collect, for post-coital bleeding.

Your exam date, turned into weeks.

Pay monthly, or once until your exam.

Try it before you decide.

Pass your RACGP fellowship
with conviction.

Pass your RACGP fellowship
with conviction.