Your Expert Guide for the 2025.2 RACGP KFP Exam Format

What’s Changing?

• No More Short-Answer Questions: The exam will now consist entirely of scenario-based questions.
• 70 Scenario-Based Questions: Prepare for 70 questions featuring multiple-selection options (e.g., “choose 4 from the following 20 options”).
• Emphasis on Clinical Reasoning: Questions will be closely aligned with the RACGP curriculum and syllabus, promoting an integrated learning approach.
• Equal Weighting: Each question will contribute 1.43% to your total score.

How Does It Affect You?

These updates aim to enhance the focus on clinical reasoning, a vital aspect of your professional practice. The new structure is designed to mirror real-world scenarios more accurately, ensuring preparedness for everyday challenges.

GPEx: Your Partner in Success

At GPEx, we’re committed to supporting you throughout these transitions:

• Tailored Learning Plans: Customised to fit your study habits and needs, helping you master the new format.
• Weekly Resource Updates: Access updated practice questions and mock exams to strengthen your clinical reasoning skills.
• Personalised Support: Our Medical Educators, including Dr Maya Luks and Dr Marny Royans, are available for 1-1 support to answer all your questions.

How to Prepare

Prepare effectively for the new scenario-based KFP exam questions with these strategies and resources:

1. Utilise Available Exam Preparation Resources: Explore a range of resources designed for the new format, including online courses, practice questions, and regularly updated mock exams.
2. Attend Webinars and Workshops: Participate in events led by experienced medical educators, like Dr Maya Luks and Dr Marny Royans, who share tips for approaching scenario-based questions.
3. Practice Clinical Reasoning: Engage in activities that enhance clinical reasoning, such as case studies, clinical simulations, and peer discussions.
4. Review Example Questions: Familiarise yourself with the exam’s format and question types. GPEx will release examples that mimic the new format for better preparation.
5. Tailored Learning Plans: Focus on mastering the format and improving clinical reasoning skills with personalised guidance from GPEx medical educators. They can provide one-on-one guidance, answer your questions, and help you develop effective study strategies. Book now?

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At GPEx, Your Success is Our Priority

As you adapt to these changes, we stand beside you, offering expert guidance and updated resources to help you succeed in your Fellowship exams. Please reach out with any questions or concerns—our team is here to help!