FRCR Anatomy.
3,500 MCQs.One pass away.
Every topic on the 2026 RCR curriculum. Timed mocks to the exact exam spec, per-topic analytics, and a miss-log that surfaces exactly where you're losing marks — reviewed for this year's sitting.
The whole syllabus, laid out flat.
Every topic on the 2026 RCR curriculum, weighted to its real share of the exam. The heavy tiles are where most candidates lose marks — start there.
Know the exam before you get there.
The RCR sets the bar around 78% via statistical equating (last sitting). That's 156 of 200 items correct. Every mock on FRCRX is timed to the same 200 × 120-minute spec, so your weekly mock score is directly comparable to the RCR's bar.
Every mock on FRCRX is timed to this spec — 40 stems, 120 minutes, no pause. You will finish before you feel finished. That's the point.
Five ways to study. Each one finds a different weakness.
Topic Focus
Drill a single physics domain to fluency. Targeted sets generated from your miss-log.
Mock Exam
40 stems · 120 minutes · true FRCR timing. No pauses, no mercy. Then a full diagnostic.
Incorrects
Every question you got wrong, resurfaced on a spaced-repetition clock.
Bookmarked
The tricky ones you flagged. Back on the bench until they're reflex.
Revision Notes
Your own points, lifted from explanations. One pass the night before.
Priced like it's your next exam, not a subscription.
- All 700 stems · 3,500 T/F items, every topic
- All 5 study modes — Topic Focus, Mock Exam, Incorrects, Bookmarks, Revision Notes
- Spaced-repetition flashcards (SM-2)
- Detailed explanation on every item
- Full analytics — accuracy, coverage, streaks, per-topic
- Timed mock exam · 40 stems / 120 min
- All 700 stems · 3,500 T/F items, every topic
- All 5 study modes — Topic Focus, Mock Exam, Incorrects, Bookmarks, Revision Notes
- Spaced-repetition flashcards (SM-2)
- Detailed explanation on every item
- Full analytics — accuracy, coverage, streaks, per-topic
- Timed mock exam · 40 stems / 120 min
- All 700 stems · 3,500 T/F items, every topic
- All 5 study modes — Topic Focus, Mock Exam, Incorrects, Bookmarks, Revision Notes
- Spaced-repetition flashcards (SM-2)
- Detailed explanation on every item
- Full analytics — accuracy, coverage, streaks, per-topic
- Timed mock exam · 40 stems / 120 min
- All 700 stems · 3,500 T/F items, every topic
- All 5 study modes — Topic Focus, Mock Exam, Incorrects, Bookmarks, Revision Notes
- Spaced-repetition flashcards (SM-2)
- Detailed explanation on every item
- Full analytics — accuracy, coverage, streaks, per-topic
- Timed mock exam · 40 stems / 120 min
- All 700 stems · 3,500 T/F items, every topic
- All 5 study modes — Topic Focus, Mock Exam, Incorrects, Bookmarks, Revision Notes
- Spaced-repetition flashcards (SM-2)
- Detailed explanation on every item
- Full analytics — accuracy, coverage, streaks, per-topic
- Timed mock exam · 40 stems / 120 min
- All 700 stems · 3,500 T/F items, every topic
- All 5 study modes — Topic Focus, Mock Exam, Incorrects, Bookmarks, Revision Notes
- Spaced-repetition flashcards (SM-2)
- Detailed explanation on every item
- Full analytics — accuracy, coverage, streaks, per-topic
- Timed mock exam · 40 stems / 120 min
The questions we hear most.
- What is the First FRCR Anatomy exam format?
- First FRCR Anatomy tests recognition of labelled anatomical structures on imaging (radiographs, cross-sectional studies, and related modalities). Practice on FRCRX Anatomy uses stem + five True/False items (A–E) aligned with FRCR-style case banks, with image-first labelled cases.
- How should I prepare for FRCR Anatomy?
- Work systematically by region (MSK, chest, neuro, abdomen, head & neck). Practise labelled cases daily, review incorrect answers, use timed mocks, and build revision notes on high-yield landmarks. Allow several months of focused image-based practice.
- What regions are covered?
- Core regions include musculoskeletal, chest & thorax, neuroradiology, abdomen & pelvis, head & neck, vascular, cardiac, breast, paediatric, and gynaecology anatomy as seen on clinical imaging.
- When are FRCR Part 1 exam dates?
- FRCR Part 1 sittings are held multiple times per year. Check the Royal College of Radiologists website for current Anatomy and Physics dates and application windows.
- Can I take Anatomy and Physics separately?
- Yes. Anatomy and Physics can be taken in different sittings. Both must be passed to progress. FRCRX Anatomy focuses on labelled anatomy cases; FRCRX Physics covers the physics paper.
- Is there a free trial on FRCRX Anatomy?
- Yes. New accounts can try a limited set of free labelled cases before subscribing for the full bank, mocks, flashcards, and review tools.