MRCP Part 1: The Data-Driven Guide to Passing
Dr Callum Wood
Consultant Hepatologist, Manchester Foundation Trust
Consultant Hepatologist at Manchester Foundation Trust and a graduate of the University of Cambridge. Trained in leading hepatology centres including Leeds, Liverpool and Birmingham. Teaches exam strategy and hepatology for Revision Pro.
A free recorded session for MRCP Part 1 candidates. Dr Callum Wood, Consultant Hepatologist, explains how the exam is scored, where marks are lost and how to plan your revision for January 2027.
Free recorded session: Tuesday 10 November 2026, 19:00 UK time. About 47 minutes.
Dr Callum Wood, Consultant Hepatologist, takes you through how MRCP Part 1 is scored, where candidates lose marks and how to plan your revision. Recorded on 18 July 2026 and updated for the January 2027 exam.
What you will learn
- How the exam is structured, and what the scaled pass mark of 450 means for you
- Pass rates, and the topics where candidates most often lose marks
- How to weight your revision across the syllabus, including the Big Five specialties and the clinical sciences
- An 8-week revision timeline and the 1.8-minute rule for exam day
- Why active recall beats passive reading
The exam is on Wednesday 20 January 2027, ten weeks after this session. A replay is open to everyone who registers until Friday 13 November, 19:50 UK time.
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