Websites for MRCPsych Candidates
Sites listed in no particular order! The 'last updated' date indicates when the homepage was last updated.
"A one-stop-site for all Psych Scene training initiatives. Whether you are after online revision materials, face-to-face workshops or tailor-made psychiatry exam prep courses, you can find it at Psychscene."
Allied to the PsychInterview online training course.
Produced by the South East Scotland rotation, this is a podcast series, currently being produced approximately monthly, designed to cover aspects of the Royal college of psychiatrists exams and the curriculum.
Last updated: 16 April 2011
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Up to date exam info, and contact details for people at the college. The results are posted on the site as well. With all the recent changes to the MRCPsych exam, you can get the definitive answers here. Relevant pages include:
A professional-looking site offering revision courses, consultancy, and online courses. Home of the original MRCPsych discussion forum. Sadly, the free resources have long since disappeared. The busy forum remains free (registration required).
Last updated: 27 January 2009.
A collection of essays and papers by a number of leading authors, hosted by The Priory. Also includes some example MCQs.
Last updated: Not stated. (Copyright notification 2007).
The website of the Cambridge Course, it also has a range of revision resources including lecture notes and information on past exams.
Last updated: Not stated.
Contains lots of information on various subjects of interest to candidates, including neuroanatomy and psychopathology.
Updated in 2011 and moved to a new host.
An interactive collection of ISQs, currently totalling 345. Requires Internet Explorer 5+ for all features, but there is a non-IE version. Looks a bit out-dated and navigation around the site is cumbersome.
Last updated: Not stated.
Lots of first-hand advice for the OSCE exam. Downloadable PDFs of information for many OSCE stations, providing background information on which to build skills.
Last updated: Not stated.
