Exam results

MRCPsych CASC Examination March 2021

26 March 2021

There were 14 candidates who were successful at the MRCPsych CASC Examination held in March 2021. A total of 22 candidates sat the examination. The overall pass rate is 63.6%. The trainee pass rate is 71.4%.

Please note that candidates who have specifically requested their name to be omitted from the pass list have not been displayed on these lists.

Candidates should have received their result letters by email. If your name is not on the list below then please refer to your email. Candidates are asked to refrain from contacting the College as results will not be given over the telephone.

MRCPsych CASC Examination January 2021

12 February 2021

There were 199 candidates who were successful at the MRCPsych CASC Examination held in January 2021. A total of 364 candidates sat the examination. The overall pass rate is 54.7%. The trainee pass rate is 84.1%.

Dr Kate Lovett, Dean

Please note that candidates who have specifically requested their name to be omitted from the pass list have not been displayed on these lists.

Candidates should have received their result letters by email. If your name is not on the list below then please refer to your email. Candidates are asked to refrain from contacting the College as results will not be given over the telephone.

Adjustment to CASC results for 11 & 21 January 2021

In the January 2021 MRCPsych CASC examination, a station was included on two of the days that contained an error in the candidate instructions. The two days affected are Monday 11 and Thursday 21 January 2021. This meant that it was not possible to determine a fair passing score for this station.  Accordingly, the station was removed from the examination for these two days.

To pass the examination on the affected days, candidates must meet or exceed the total borderline regression score and achieve the passing score in a minimum of 11 out of 15 stations. Candidates sitting the exam on the other eight days within this diet are unaffected.

Following consultation with the GMC, we are satisfied that all candidates passing the exam have sufficiently demonstrated the necessary standard across the breadth of the curriculum, and that for all candidates the exam continues to be reliable.

Dr Ian Hall, MRCPsych Chief Examiner

MRCPsych Paper A Examination 15 December 2020

03 February 2021

There were 457 candidates who were successful at the MRCPsych Paper A Examination held on 15 December 2020. A total of 821 candidates sat the examination. The overall pass rate is 55.7%. The trainee pass rate is 58.9%.

Dr Kate Lovett, Dean

Please note that candidates who have specifically requested their name to be omitted from the pass list have not been displayed on these lists.

Candidates should have received their result letters by email. If your name is not on the list below then please refer to your email. Candidates are asked to refrain from contacting the College as results will not be given over the telephone.

MRCPsych Paper A Examination 1 December 2020

15 January 2021

There were 233 candidates who were successful at the MRCPsych Paper A Examination held on 1 December 2020. A total of 461 candidates sat the examination. The overall pass rate is 50.5%. The trainee pass rate is 56.7%.

Dr Kate Lovett, Dean

Please note that candidates who have specifically requested their name to be omitted from the pass list have not been displayed on these lists.

Candidates should have received their result letters by email. If your name is not on the list below then please refer to your email. Candidates are asked to refrain from contacting the College as results will not be given over the telephone.

MRCPsych Paper B Examination November 2020

15 December 2020

There were 259 candidates who were successful at the MRCPsych CASC Examination held in November 2020. A total of 545 candidates sat the examination. The overall Pass Rate is 47.5%. The trainee pass rate is 59.9%.

Dr Kate Lovett, Dean

Please note that candidates who have specifically requested their name to be omitted from the pass list have not been displayed on these lists.

Candidates should have received their Result letters by email. If your name is not on the list below then please refer to your email. Candidates are asked to refrain from contacting the College as results will not be given over the telephone.

MRCPsych Paper B Examination October 2020

10 November 2020

There were 319 candidates who were successful at the MRCPsych Paper B Examination held in October 2020. A total of 472 candidates sat the examination. The overall Pass Rate is 67.6%. The trainee pass rate is 73.2%.

Dr Kate Lovett, Dean

Please note that candidates who have specifically requested their name to be omitted from the pass list have not been displayed on these lists.

Candidates should have received their Result letters by email. If your name is not on the list below then please refer to your email. Candidates are asked to refrain from contacting the College as results will not be given over the telephone.

If you'd like to appeal against your exam result and make representations about the way it was conducted, please follow the  appeals procedure.

You'll need to submit the appeal within 28 days of the date of publication of the results of the examination.

Please send all information to examinations@rcpsych.ac.uk. 

This diagram shows the appeals process:

Please note that we will only investigate appeals where there is evidence of:

Your appeal will be reviewed by the Deputy Chief Examiner to make sure the application falls within one or more of the grounds for appeal.

If there are grounds for appeal, the Examinations Appeals Panel will review all documentation submitted by you.

They will also look at marksheets and comments from the Chief Invigilator and from the Observer if available.

The examinations unit will let you know of the decision in writing as soon as reasonably possible.

We advise you to apply for the next available date of the examination, even if you have not heard about the outcome of your appeal.

Please do not make representations to the examiner in any circumstances.