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MRCOG, MRCPsych and FRCR 2A: the question banks worth knowing about

MRCOG, MRCPsych and Final FRCR Part A are three exams that none of the major generalist platforms this site tracks sell — Pastest's own published exam list (2 September 2026) stops at MRCP, MRCS, MRCPCH, MRCEM and MSRA. Here is what does exist for each, and where SpecialityMCQs fits.

Last reviewed 2 September 2026

MRCOG: no generalist bank this site tracks sells one

None of the big general-purpose banks covered elsewhere on this site — Pastest included — sell an MRCOG question bank; Pastest's own published exam list does not reach it. That leaves MRCOG without the kind of name-brand independent bank that MRCS has in eMRCS or MRCP has in Pastest and quiz iatroX, at least among the platforms with prices this site can source and check. SpecialityMCQs's MRCOG coverage — Part 1 and Part 2 — sits inside the same all-access plan as every other exam it covers, and Part 2 is presented in the extended matching layout the real paper uses: a themed option list beside the stem, unchanged between stems that share a theme.

MRCPsych: SPMM and MRCPsychMentor

SPMM Course sells starter study materials for MRCPsych at £299 for six months, as priced on its own site (2 September 2026). MRCPsychMentor sells a Paper A-focused question bank of around 2,000 questions, priced at £45 for four months or £55 for six, per coverage of MRCPsych preparation resources published by IMG Connect (2 September 2026).

Final FRCR Part A: three named banks

Three resources for FRCR 2A are worth naming, as priced on 2 September 2026. Revise Radiology prices its question bank extension at £2 plus VAT per day, with tiered longer plans on its site. frcr2a.com sells a premium question bank bundled with an ebook. radiology.live describes itself as hosting the largest FRCR 2a exam question bank — the vendor's own claim, not independently verified.

Where SpecialityMCQs fits

Across all three of these exams, SpecialityMCQs sits inside one all-access plan that also covers MRCS, MRCEM and MSRA. MRCOG Part 2 and the EMI sections of MRCPsych Paper A and B are presented in the same extended matching layout the real papers use, and every answer on every exam names the guideline or reference it rests on. Content is written and fact-checked with AI assistance against named sources, not individually signed off by a physician.

That plan isn't the cheapest way to prepare for any one of the three on its own: for a short run-up to FRCR 2A, Revise Radiology's £2-plus-VAT-a-day rate can undercut a longer SpecialityMCQs plan, and SPMM sells six-month MRCPsych study materials at £299 (2 September 2026), a different kind of product from a question bank. A candidate who wants study materials of that kind, or only needs a few weeks of FRCR 2A access, has real reasons to look at either.

Common questions

Is there an independent MRCOG question bank other than SpecialityMCQs?

None that the major generalist platforms this site tracks — Pastest included — publish, as of 2 September 2026. MRCOG sits outside all of their exam lists.

What is MRCPsychMentor?

A Paper A-focused MRCPsych question bank of around 2,000 questions, priced at £45 for four months or £55 for six, according to coverage of MRCPsych preparation resources published by IMG Connect (2 September 2026).

Which FRCR 2A bank has the most questions?

radiology.live describes itself as hosting the largest FRCR 2a bank (as of 2 September 2026), but that is the vendor's own claim rather than an independently verified count.

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