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The PassGP Promise

If the result is not what you hoped for, we will still be here.

An unsuccessful examination result can be deeply upsetting. It can shake your confidence, disrupt plans you have worked towards for years and affect the people who supported you through the preparation. We understand that it is never just a score.

You are still the same doctor. Take the time you need. We will be here when you are ready.

When you are ready

You do not need to explain or defend the result.

Send it to us when you feel ready, and we will take care of the practical next step.

When you feel ready

Send us the result.

Email your examination result to hello@passgp.au and let us know which PassGP subscription you held.

We will take it from here

We check your membership.

We confirm that you held an eligible PassGP subscription for at least six months before the examination.

At your pace

Continue when the time feels right.

We provide 20% off future subscriptions until you pass. You can return to your preparation when you are ready.

Take the time you need

There is no rush to begin again. Choose your examination when the time feels right.

Find your next step

Choose the examination you are preparing for.

We will take you to the PassGP pathway with the most relevant teaching, practice and support for your next attempt.

Start yourPassGP journey

Choose your exam to see your options. Not sure which pathway? Find your exam β†’

What doctors say about PassGP

β€œThank you for the exceptional support, work and guidance in helping pave my way to successfully getting to the point of achieving everything that I've worked so hard for all these years. Dr George is the best of the best!”

β€” Dr Kellie Mansfield
One result is not your whole story

The next step can be small, clear and taken at your pace.

Take the time you need

When you are ready, we can look at the next attempt together.

There is no expectation that you make a decision immediately. When the time feels right, we can help you reflect on what may need to change, whether that is interpreting questions, prioritising answers, structuring responses, managing time or practising under pressure. The aim is not simply to study harder. It is to return with a plan that is specific, realistic and kinder to the life you are already carrying.