RACGP examinations
2025.1 Applied Knowledge Test and Key Feature Problem enrolment dates
Open: 9:00am (AEST) Thursday 5 September 2024
Close: 11:59pm (AEST) Tuesday 1 October 2024
If you wish to apply for special arrangement, you must submit a completed Special arrangements application form with evidence via email to examinations@racgp.org.au by the close of enrolment date, as per the Assessments Special Arrangements Policy.
Special arrangements on medical grounds must be accompanied by a medical certificate on the RACGP template from the treating medical practitioner.
Candidates must also have a GPE outcome that is valid for enrolment and the exam. Check the General Practice Experience Pathway Exam Eligibility Policy or Fellowship Exams Policy for details.
Special note to anyone planning to enrol in the 2025.1 exams
Please check your portal and FSP Registrar handbook to ensure you are up to date with program requirements, including having a recent basic life support (BLS) and valid general practice experience (GPE) assessment.
If you’re unsure, please contact fspadmin@racgp.og.au to clarify your progress towards FSP educational requirements.
National Clinical Competency Exam information webinar
A recording of the National Clinical Competency Exam (CCE) information webinar held on 4 September is now available on the CCE resources page.
Future national exam webinars
To ensure equitable access for all registrars, future National exam information webinars will be provided as recorded videos and hosted on gplearning. The videos will be updated every six months with answers to any submitted questions. The AKT and KFP exam information video will be available on 13 November 2024. You can submit any questions you have about the exams via this survey, by 25 September 2024. You can also contact examsupport@racgp.org.au anytime if you have any exam related questions.
Self-assessment progress test
The third self-assessment progress test (SAPT) of 2024 was released on 9 September 2024. This and all previous SAPTs are available on gplearning. We encourage all registrars to undertake SAPTs throughout their training. The rationales not only give the correct answer to the question, but they also provide information on the clinical reasoning behind each case which is a great way to check your thinking and shape your future studies.
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