PassGP RANZCOG

Preparation for the RANZCOG examinations involves mastering core obstetrics and gynaecology knowledge, developing structured SAQ writing techniques, and practising OSCE-style communication and procedural reasoning. Candidates must understand antenatal care, labour management, postpartum complications, early pregnancy bleeding, gynaecological oncology, reproductive endocrinology, contraception, ultrasound interpretation, and acute O&G emergencies.

PassGP provides examiner-level MCQs, SAQ frameworks, OSCE stations with marking rubrics, surgical reasoning models, case-based videos, and communication templates that reflect RANZCOG assessment standards. The program focuses on clinical precision, guideline adherence, risk assessment, and structure - key components examiners look for.

Yes. PassGP includes full RANZCOG-style mock MCQs, SAQ circuits, OSCE stations, and obstetric and gynaecological emergency scenarios.

PassGP provides:
• Examiner-style O&G MCQs covering obstetrics, gynaecology, ultrasound, labour management, perioperative care, and reproductive endocrinology
• SAQ writing frameworks with marking rubrics, structured answers, and guideline-justified management plans
• OSCE stations with obstetric emergencies, communication scenarios, counselling tasks, and gynaecological assessment models
• 500+ flashcards covering high-yield exam content
• Full OSCE mock circuits with examiner feedback and performance scoring
• Video masterclasses on mastering the art of presenting CTG interpretation, PPH management, early pregnancy complications, and surgical reasoning in examiner-style format
• One-to-one SAQ and OSCE coaching tailored to the RANZCOG assessment format
• Comprehensive case walkthroughs covering antenatal care, intrapartum decision-making, postpartum complications, oncology, fertility, and contraception

These resources ensure RANZCOG candidates present structured, guideline-aligned reasoning with clear obstetric and gynaecological decision-making. 

Yes. PassGP supports O&G trainees across all levels of training. Basic trainees benefit from foundational MCQs, structured SAQs, OSCE skills, and guideline summaries.

Candidates can work through solved SAQs, examiner-marking criteria, sample OSCE responses, structured management plans, and case frameworks covering induction of labour, PPH, shoulder dystocia, fetal monitoring interpretation, ectopic pregnancy, adnexal masses, and perioperative management. These mock exams help candidates refine timing, structure, and decision-making under pressure.

Advanced trainees preparing for Fellowship examinations often benefit from high-yield case breakdowns, surgical decision-making frameworks, operative gynaecology notes, complex obstetric scenarios, and examiner-contextualised explanations. The resource aligns closely with the RANZCOG curriculum and is updated to reflect evolving guidelines.

Most trainees require 8–16 weeks per exam cycle, depending on prior exposure and case volume. Successful candidates use a combination of daily MCQ practice, weekly SAQ writing drills, OSCE scenario rehearsal, and structured revision of antenatal care, intrapartum emergencies, postpartum complications, contraception, fertility, gynaecological oncology, and ultrasound interpretation.

PassGP provides tailored study plans, curated topic lists, and time-managed mock exams to optimise preparation.