When MCQs keep creating doubt
- MCQs still feel confusing
- Your scores remain inconsistent
- You study daily but confidence is still low
- You are unsure what deserves your attention
MRCOG Part 1 + Part 2 preparation
A structured preparation system for busy OBGYNs who want better MCQ and EMQ clarity without guideline overload or endless study hours.
◷Designed around 2 focused study hours daily
Part 1Build clearer MCQ thinking
MCQPart 2Recognise EMQ patterns
EMQFocused studyPrepare around duties and clinics
2 hrs/dayBuilt for busy OBGYNs
High-yield topic filteringReal exam patternsFocused MCQ + EMQ thinkingDoes this feel familiar?
More resources do not always create better results. The real gap is often knowing what to focus on and how to think through the exam.
Your free 1-to-1 clarity call
This is a focused discussion with Dr. Bhawna, not a generic counselling call. You will examine your current preparation and identify a clearer way forward.
See what may be keeping your MCQ or EMQ performance inconsistent.
Understand how to prepare around duties and clinics with two focused hours daily.
Leave with a clearer direction for your next MRCOG attempt.
A simpler way to prepare
The aim is not to make you study longer. It is to reduce noise, build exam clarity, and use your limited preparation time well.
Meet your mentor
Dr. Bhawna is a Consultant OBGYN and the founder of MRCOG Courses, a focused online platform helping doctors simplify their exam preparation.
She cleared MRCOG in her first attempt and built this program after seeing doctors struggle with scattered content and unclear guidance. She has served as a Master Trainer for FOGSI, FIGO, UNICEF, JHIEPGO, and MGH (USA), and was HOD at the Institute of Laser & Aesthetic Medicine.
“This course is built around the real challenges doctors face, because I have been there too.”
Frequently asked questions
It is for doctors preparing for MRCOG Part 1 or Part 2 who want a more structured, focused, and clearer preparation approach.
Yes. The preparation system is designed for both first-attempt and repeat candidates.
Most candidates are already studying hard. The difference usually comes from preparation structure, question-solving clarity, and focused exam thinking.
No. The system is designed around two focused study hours daily for busy OBGYNs managing duties and clinics.
The preparation approach is designed to reduce unnecessary overload and help you focus on what matters for the exam.
Your next step
Choose a suitable time for your free discussion with Dr. Bhawna and understand the right preparation path for you.
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.