
Passing the FRCS requires both breadth and depth of knowledge — something most candidates already demonstrate through success in Part A.
However, strong performance in Part B depends less on knowledge alone, and more on the ability to articulate clearly, structure answers, and think under pressure.
These are skills that can only be developed through practice — particularly being probed, challenged, and asked to justify your thinking in real time.
I am often asked to run viva sessions for candidates, but time constraints make it difficult to provide this consistently. This tool has therefore been created and calibrated to simulate a realistic FRCS-style viva experience.
It is designed to:
The aim is to help you develop clarity, confidence, and composure under pressure — whatever your current level.
This is an early (beta) version, so some imperfections are expected. If you have feedback, it would be very helpful.
For best results:
- Avoid using it in environments with background noise (such and clinical environments)
- Ensure you have a stable internet connections (avoid using it while travelling by car or train)
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