Exam results

• Administrative irregularity or procedural failure

• Exceptional circumstances which affected you and these were not known to the Examinations Sub-Committee at the time it determined the examination result

The Standish-Barry Prize

This prize started in 1998, the result of a bequest made by Dr Standish-Barry to the Irish Division. This was with a view to instituting a prize for the best results by an Irish graduate in the MRCPsych Membership Exams. The first such prize was given after the Autumn 1999 diet of the MRCPsych Exams, and is managed by the Exams Department of the College.

A £200 prize is given annually, presented at the College Annual Meeting, and there is no closing date. No need to apply, as Irish candidates taking the Paper B, and the CASC MRCPsych Exams will be considered.

Regulations

The prize is given to the Irish Graduate thought by the Exams Sub-Committee to have given the best overall performance in Paper B, and the CASC.

2019 Winner: Dr Shannon Cleary 

The Alexander Mezey Prize

Alexander Mezey(1922-2008) was born in Romania and qualified in medicine at the University of Geneva. After some years working in Switzerland and France, he arrived in England in 1951, and in a distinguished career was elected both FRCP (Edinburgh) and FRCPsych.

His clinical practice included extensive work on mental illness in immigrant communities. His book, Muse in Torment, is an elegant and extensive consideration of the Psychopathology of creativity.

The Alexander Mezey Prize is given annually to the international medical graduate (IMG non-EU) practising in the United Kingdom. This graduate is thought by the Exams Sub-Committee to have given the best overall performance in Paper B, and the CASC.

The Exams Sub-Committee identifies the successful candidate each December, when marks from all sittings of the examinations in that year are available. The Exams Unit, part of the College's Department of Professional Standards, manages this prize.

A £500 prize to be spent annually on vocational/professional activities, and there is no closing date.

No application is required as all IMG (non-EU) candidates successfully completing the CASC Exam, and practising in the UK or Ireland, will be considered.

Regulations

The prize is given to the IMG (non-EU) practising in the UK considered by the Exams Sub-Committee to have given the best overall performance in Paper B, and the CASC.

2019 Winner: Dr Tamara Ventura Wurman

The President’s Prize

The President’s Prize is given after each diet of the MRCPsych CASC Exam to the candidate who gave the best overall performance in the MRCPsych Paper B and CASC exams.

Diet 1 includes the UK CASC in January, and the Singapore CASC in May. Diet 2 includes the UK CASC in September, and the Hong Kong CASC in October. There is no need for candidates to apply as all candidates taking the MRCPsych Paper B and CASC Exams will be considered.

A prize of £500 is given twice a year and presented at the College’s International Congress.

CASC Diet 1 2019 Winner: Dr Hannah Slevin

CASC Diet 2 2019 Winner: Dr Clara Belessiotis-Richards