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British Fellowship of Radiologists
FRCR – Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists

The British Fellowship of Radiologists (FRCR) is a necessary professional qualification for career advancement in the field of Clinical Radiology within the United Kingdom. The Royal College of Radiologists works with its members to improve the level of practice in the fields of radiology and oncology.
The FRCR exam plays a fundamental role in the overall educational experience and the continuing professional development of physicians in the UK. It is a prerequisite for physicians seeking training in a medical specialty in the UK.

The importance of Fellowship:

• It is the most powerful certificate in the field of radiology in the world, and it has great acceptance in many countries of the world.
• Qualifies you to work in England after obtaining an IELTS or OET certificate.
• It opens the way for you to work in the Gulf countries with stronger opportunities than Egyptian certificate.
• It can be equivalent in Egypt with a PhD without a message.
• It helps you to gain more experience, skills, and knowledge, which makes you able to accurately diagnose and deal with the most accurate and difficult cases.

What does the exam include?

FRCR is a three-part test that includes both theory and practical assessment:

• • Financially beneficial for students with a limited budget.
  • Increase your knowledge and understanding of the FRCR exam.
  • Intelligent and innovative study plans to maximize knowledge.
  • Training to solve questions on each topic.
  • Providing scientific materials and resources to help you with your studies.
  • Providing previous exams and examples for exam training.
  • There are few participants inside the classrooms to ensure students receive personal attention.
  • Get a comprehensive daily study plan and high-quality lectures.
  • Review and analysis with the lecturer and the participants until the day of the exam.
  • WhatsApp or Telegram group for easy communication with the lecturers.
  • Facilitating the examination registration procedures.

• • The availability of a service to record all live sessions and download them automatically via the Internet for students through the Internet “available for 7 days so that they can review them whenever possible.”
  • The course is available online and inside the Academy.

You will register online through the British Internal Medicine Fellowship website, and to learn how to register you can visit the British Internal Medicine Fellowship Examination Services website.

The exam is held in the following months of each year:

Part 1: (March – June – September).

Part 2:  (June – December).

Part 3:  (April – October).