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Intercollegiate Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons(IMRCS)
What is IMRCS?

The Intercollegiate Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (IMRCS) is one the membership of the Royal College of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland and is open to surgeons who have passed all parts of the Intercollegiate Membership examination and meet the criteria set.

Replacement of MRCS Parts 1 and 2 (MCQ) with Part A (MCQ)

Commencing with the diet to be held in January 2011, the Part 1 and Part 2 (MCQ) written papers detailed in the MRCS Regulations (dated June 2006 revised April 2009) will be replaced by the Part A (MCQ) written paper for all new candidates. Candidates taking Part A for the first time in or after January 2011 will do so under new Regulations (January 2011), please see detailed information in the announcement.

  • IMRCS Part A and B are held in Egypt in both Cairo and Alexandria

Examination dates and registration deadlines in 2013 for Part A

Important information for Egyptian Candidates applying for Intercollegiate MRCS Parts A/B/3 (Resit)

Examination Date Registration dates and deadline Fees
8 January 2013         7 October – 7 November 2012 LE4, 850
23 April 2013 6 January – 8 February 2013 LE4, 850
10 September 2013 19 May – 21 June 2013 LE4, 850

Examination venue : To be confirmed

MRCS Part B registration

Registration Dates: Sunday 9 December – Thursday 20 December

Examination Dates: Oral, Clinical and Communication: 09 – 20 March 2013

Cost for part B

Part B   
Oral, Clinical & Communication Skills  LE8, 250 
Clinical and Communication only  LE4, 400 
Clinical only  LE3, 050 
Communication only  LE1, 750 
Oral only (re-sit)  LE4, 250 

The places will be offered in the first place to candidates who were unable to get a place in Cairo exam due to the capping of numbers.

Candidates who register in both (Cairo October session and Alexandria December session) will not be entitled to a refund for Alexandria should they be successful in Cairo.

N.B. We do not accept cash payments and all payments should be in Egyptian Pounds Only and through one of the following methods:

Egyptian bank draft addressed to the British Council ONLY “BC will no longer accept cheques payable to the Royal College of Surgeons”

Cheque addressed to the British Council

Bank deposit in our HSBC bank account, details are as follows:

HSBC Bank
Branch: Zamalek, Cairo
Swift code: EBBKEGCX
Account name: The British Council
Account number: 001-200112-001 (Egyptian pounds only)

N.B. “Doctors must provide proof of deposit attached with the application form”

Credit Card (Cairo and Alexandria)

Refund cases will not be accepted after the registration deadlines

Requirements:

  • Part 1: completed application PLUS primary medical qualification.
  • Part 2: completed application, primary medical qualification PLUS approval of one year internship.
  • Part A: Completed application, primary medical qualification PLUS approvals on one year internship PLUS 2 signed and stamped photos

Re-sit candidates: completed re application plus a copy of their result letter

Note:

You can download the application form for Part 1+2, Part A, Part B and Part 3 of the MRCS. For further information please read the Frequently asked questions ,visit the MRCS website or contact us.

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