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The Final FRCA has two primary components: a Written exam (composed of a Constructed Response Question paper and a Multiple Choice Question [MCQ] paper sat on different days) and a Structured Oral Examination (SOE) focusing on clinical anaesthesia, critical care, and pain management.
Is the Final FRCA exam format changing?
Yes, the RCoA has announced that the Final FRCA will be restructured starting in late 2027 to align with the AKT and integrated clinical formats seen in the Primary restructure, with detailed transitional arrangements to be released by the college.
How do candidates usually prepare for the Final FRCA?
A common approach is a question bank for the MCQ and written practice for the CRQ, combined with a course for the SOE — the oral exam rewards structured practice and feedback on clinical reasoning and communication.
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