How to prepare and pass MRCP PACES UK Exam on 1st attempt?

In this video, I will discuss how to pass MRCP PACES UK exam in the first attempt. I will share with you exclusive tips and preparation strategies that will help you to prepare for MRCP PACES UK exam and help pass MRCP PACES UK Exam in your first attempt.

I have passed MRCP PACES UK Exam with 167/172 marks. The tips I share here are the exact same ones that I used for my preparation.

If you want to know HOW TO START YOUR MRCP PACES EXAM PREPARATION watch this video till the end. This video will give you a step-by-step guide that talks about PACES courses, ONLINE VIDEOS, preparation BOOKS, time management, etc.

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||Online courses||
Pastest:
List of PACES Courses: (Face to Face)
Apply early as most courses are always fully booked.

||PACES COURSES IN INDIA||
These courses cost roughly around 70000 to 90000 INR. Often, the institutes offer packages with hotel bookings tied with the course.

||PACES COURSES IN THE UK||
The following are the most popular courses that cost around 1500 pounds and are always fully booked. If you work in the NHS don’t forget to get your course fees reimbursed through your study budget.
And many more local courses in Wales, Manchester etc.

IN UK, there are free PACES courses in the individual trusts run by consultants in the hospital. Contact your medical education team to know more about the schedule.

|| Book list for PACES ||

DON’T READ BIG BOOKS FOR PACES. You do not need to remember details of the individual conditions; that has been already tested in the theory exams.
Use these books only as a guide.
1. Medical masterclass by RCP: This book is an underrated gem. Conversation illustrations for communication skill stations.
2.An aid to the MRCP PACES by Ryder: This book gives complete list of clinical cases that you can expect in the exam.
3. Paces for the MRCP by Tim Hall: Classic, very detailed … read only if you have spare time .
4.Cases for PACES by Stephen Hoole : Smallest book of PACES, could be a good resource for a smart candidate.
5. Pocketbook for MRCP PACES by Rupa Bessant: Strikes the right balance; covers all topics and the frequently asked questions.
6. MRCP PACES manual by Phillip J Smith: This book has a very structured approach to each and every station.
7. Clinical medicine by the MRCP PACES by Gautam Mehta : I have never read it but seems to be a popular book among PACES candidates.

PACES Podcasts:

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Do you want to come and work in the UK without PLAB or MRCP? Have you heard about the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) sponsored Medical Trainee Initiative (MTI) Program?

|| DISCLAIMER ||
Views expressed in this video are entirely from my personal experience of passing the MRCP PACES UK Exam and does not guarantee any direct correlation or causation towards increased probability of passing the PACES examination. Viewer discretion is advised.

[mennem]

Thank you so much for the tips doctor! This is really helpful in clearing my confusions. No one ever gave such a crystal clear guidance.♡

[nourinnahar]

This was an amazing set of tips!!! Thankyou Doctor Roy! Best wishes and prayers for you!

[avisnatadas]

Very useful and relevant tips...please keep up your amazing work.

[chineduanizor]

Congrats! Articulate and clear success points.

[radhamadhavam]

I am an Indian citizens. I completed my mbbs from India's top medical college. Now I want to work in Europe which is the exam I want to write

[maheshbansode]

that's short and very effectively shared important information

[zainabjamil]

what is the eligibiligy criteria for paces exam? is clinical experience more than FY1 required to sit the paces?

[ucgbrlk]

Thankyou for your guidance. Quick question, Generally speaking is it better to pick UK as a center or an international center (if one has a choice).I understand that having the understanding of the UK (nhs) methodology would be needed in both but are there any pros cons that come to your mind if one doesnt have (and cant get) NHS experience before taking paces.

[nesreenmojahed]

Thank you for your precious guidance
About the books both Rupa Basant and Ryder should be done as a hall or some chapters from here and others from there please clarify

[javairiatariq]

hi
thanks for the video, which podcasts were you referring to in the end and how to get them,

[satishdugaya]

Is pass the paces is a good course to join...?
Plz let me know...
What about PACES course by oslers academy...
Thanks

[divijsharma]

Greetings
Can we get GMC Registration post MBBS just via MRCP pathway?
I have not done my specialisation degree

[girishgvgirish]

Hi Aparajita
Which paces course to do if one is in the UK and scheduled to take paces in the first week of next month
Already have spent fortunes and have both pastest and clinical skills pro course subscribed .

[priyankabanik]

Mam please make a video on how the doctors doing PG in pre and paraclinics in India can go about preparing for PACES. Plzzz mam.. it will be very beneficial.

[neeruhurreeram]

Thank you for the excellent tips. I see the Medical Masterclass from RCP has a set of 12 books. May I ask which one is more relevant for PACES please? Is it the book 3- Clinical Skills? Thanks

[mariyamwaseem]

167 out of 172! Wow ..I am so proud of you! 😍👏👏👏👏

[yasserhefney]

Excellent guide.
What is podcast that you mentioned at the end? Any links?

[shuktara]

Thank you so much for your tips. Will you kindly suggest some free videos on YouTube which will be helpful for paces ?

[ankitaverma]

Hello ma’am, thank u for ur help through these videos. I need ur help in getting to knw where to sit for paces?? Should I be giving them in India or UK??

[stephenrajgomes]

Please give us recommendations for paces courses. That'd be really helpful