HOW TO PASS/STUDY FOR THE FRCA PRIMARY WRITTEN EXAMINATION 2024! TOP TIPS/TEXTBOOKS UNDER 10 MINS!

Here's my top study tips and textbook reccomendations on how to study for your primary FRCA examination!
Feel free to comment down below any questions or reachout to me on instagram

[@James-se9mk]

Thanks for the video Nicholas, makes me feel like its slightly more accessible now!

[@DrYeoYo]

@@James-se9mk I’m happy it helped! (:

[@mohamedabdalrahman1915]

thanks , wish you all the best

[@deepikakarjigi5046]

Hi, I have purchased online revision course by the college...I'm unable to SBA questions on the website. If you post a pic of where to find SBA on online revision course, that'll be great

[@DrYeoYo]

@@deepikakarjigi5046 Hello! If you want to access the SBA questions on the course it's under "SBA Sessions" If you're talking about the SBA questions on the RCOA website here's the link! www.rcoa.ac.uk/examinations/primary-frca-examinations/primary-frca-mcq-examination/primary-mcq-resources

[@deepikakarjigi5046]

Yeah, I but the sample questions on the website and the RCOA Revision guide are essentially the same.!

[@armuk]

Great video and overview of revision system, thanks for posting. Did you find the BMJ question bank questions similar in style/content to the actual exam questions? Heard from someone that they're not very similar, which made me question their usefulness for exam Looking forward to also watching your OSCE/viva revision videos after I hopefully pass the written hah

[@DrYeoYo]

@@armuk i used the BMJ question bank more of a revision! Or when you feel tired of reading and studying the books it provides another avenue for mental stimulation (: it’s not exactly similar to the exam but I found it really useful in identifying knowledge gaps!

[@LindaDeo]

Thank you so much for this video. Very helpful. 🙏🏿

[@DrYeoYo]

I’m glad it’s helpful! 😊😊

[@corennthomas3567]

Sooooo thankful for this video...🙏🙏

[@DrYeoYo]

@@corennthomas3567 thank you! Glad it helped

[@lasithranasinghe7033]

Hi, thanks for the video! Just wondering whether you'd recommend starting with the e-La to get a broad overview of the basics in each of physics, pharmacology and physiology before diving into the core textbooks or whether you think it's best to just get started with the core textbooks as I imagine that will take quite some time.

[@DrYeoYo]

Hi! I've not fully done the e-LA modules so I can't really comment on that. However, what I would say is that you could probably use the e-La modules as just reading material on your free time eg. on the bus on the way home or something to supplement knowledge from the core textbooks! But ultimately I feel the core text books gives you good enough content for the exams by itself

[@armuk]

@@DrYeoYo thanks. while comprehensive, found the eLFH module format not conducive to my learning style. good to know can focus on the textbooks instead