Review of PassFRACP
Our Basic Physician Trainee (BPT) favourite for the RACP examination. PassFRACP stands out as one of the best FRACP written exam resources available. It combines challenging questions, high yield topics with extensive explanations, in an accessible platform. Ideal for space learning revision and mock exam practice. The regular improvements make this a serious contender year on year for us.
PassFRACP.com delivers one of the most comprehensive and exam-focused revision platforms for FRACP trainees. With high-quality MCQs and EMQs, realistic mock exams, and expertly-crafted explanations, it’s a must-have for anyone preparing for the written exam. There’s room to grow with features like adaptive learning, its clinical depth, usability, and alignment with DWE standards make it one of the top-rated tools in the field.
PassFRACP in One Glance
| Dedicated Question Bank | Yes | |
| Answer explanation | Yes | |
| Seperate Mock examinations | Yes | |
| Learning algorithms | Yes | |
| Performance / Analysis Metrics | Yes | |
| Regular Updates | Yes | |
| Price range | AU$400-900 (dependant on exam sitting) |
In depth breakdown
Question types
PassFRACP offers an extensive bank of over 1000 multiple choice and extended matching questions, closely aligned with the style and themes of the real FRACP exam. Both MCQ and EMQ formats are included (unlike a lot of other resources).
The key to the ongoing success is ensuring the question bank remains relative to the ever changing evidence basis in Australia and New Zealand. Yearly audits are undertaken by the team with all questions.
In addition the multi-modality of the question stem combining text and multiple investigations. Using this model it helps challenge clinical reasoning to boost your retention and critical thinking whilst using the platform.
Feedback section
This is a real standout feature highlighted by trainees. There is a particular focus on the reasons other answer options are wrong and the key features of each stem.
All answers are referenced to sources and validated against them.
Learning algorithms
PassFRACP has a learning mode called ‘Mastery Mode’. This utilises medical education theories to help aid your revision through the MCQ database.
Over time the spaced repetition learning helps reinforce topics that you are finding more challenging.
Whilst it takes some time to learn to utilise this tool fully – it is worth the investment.
Performance metrics
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There is a specific focus on comparing you to the cohort for both the question bank but also the mock examinations.
Mock Exams with Realistic Timed Conditions
The inclusion of timed mock examinations simulates exam day stress and pacing, giving candidates an opportunity to refine their test-taking strategy. Furthermore the analytics dashboard gives instant feedback and allows tracking of performance across topics.
Exam structure in more depth.
Each PassFRACP examination is organised into medical sciences and clinical applications. There are 77 questions in total over a set two hour time period.
The amount of questions in each subspecialty follows the same proportions used of that in the RACP exam.
The timings are calculated in the same per question as the real examination. The 77 questions overall have a two hour limit.
Accessibility and ease of use
The inclusion of timed mock examinations simulates exam day stress and pacing, giving candidates an opportunity to refine their test-taking strategy. Furthermore the analytics dashboard gives instant feedback and allows tracking of performance across topics.
Exam structure in more depth.
Each PassFRACP examination is organised into medical sciences and clinical applications. There are 77 questions in total over a set two hour time period.
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Comparison versus the competition (TABLE)
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