MRCP PART-II GUIDELINES

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MRCP PART :II is one of the toughest exam u will encounter since it will test your knowledge and most importantly your common sense yes u heard it right common sense how u will approach next step in emergency situation..
so how is chance of passing this exam ? ans is very high since passing score is very low...

  • so whats duration to prep for it ? it depends, if your score is very high in part-I then 5 month is enough, if your  score is low in part -I then 6-8 month...
  • next big thing is source which i should fallow :
  •          PASSMEDICINE  this is must u can not pass without this read it at least 1.5 times
  •          PASTEST  this is another superbe source for part II i must say kudos to those legends who published these questions ..
  •        ONEXAM what about this should i read this ?hmm read just few chapters which you feel you are weak in, afterall Prratice make u perfect folks ....
  •   PASTEST PAST PAPERS ?IS this important source for part -II? after passmedicine this is most important source u have so solve pp by heart guyz...
  • mystery continuous as part ii add more drama into it ? what it is ? its images that will piss you off since they are in 1000 ,thats why its part ii exam but don't worry every  problems have its solution , MY MRCP VISUALS CAN LESSEN UR WORK in this regard ,
  •         FOR Images,RADIOLOGY =YOUR QBANKS AND GOOGLE IS ENOUGH SEARCH EVERY PIC FROM GOOGLE  
  • DERMA PICS =GOOGLE,QBANKS
  • RHEUMATOLOGY TOUGHEST AND VERY ANNOYING SECTION OF PICS=USE GOOGLE AND QBANK
  • ECG DO HAMPTON 150 CASES AND LITFL ECG LIBRARY FROM GOOGLE
  • DATA INTERPRETATION BY PHILP HUGES
  • SAMPLE THIS IS WHERE YOU CAN TEST YOUR SELF THIS WILL TELL U ALMOST U WILL PASS OR NOT DO IT 10 DAYS BEFORE 10 DAYS  I REPEAT 10 DAYS .
  • Remember success comes to those  who work hard for it,sit it in chair stop your breadth ,life after your success is beautiful and loving 
  • Put your questions I will respond in comment session 
  • Good luck boys and girls u are champs already :)

Comments

  1. UnknownFebruary 12, 2021 at 11:46 PM

    Hey. Hoping that you are doing well.
    Can you please tell me as how many questions percentage should one answer in pasttest q bank to be confident to pass mrcp 2 e.g average as 70% or more than that . Thanks

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