FRACS GS / operate.

Written 2 of the FRACS Fellowship is an SAQ paper: 8 questions in 130 minutes, 1 non-technical question plus 7 specialty questions, each requiring structured surgical reasoning with specific operative detail: name of the procedure, the approach, the key anatomical steps, oncological margins, and complication management. The PRIMEX SAQ grader generates questions in authentic FRACS format, marks every point, and returns a tier with an examiner-style model answer that flags when your response is too generic.

• FRACS-format SAQs across all surgical subspecialties
• Pass / Borderline / Distinction tier with marking commentary
• Every marking point checked: operative indications, staging, complications
• Model answer at FRACS examiner standard with specific surgical detail
• Timed mock: 8 questions, 130 minutes

Written 1 of the FRACS Fellowship is Spots: 25 image-based stems in 130 minutes, roughly five minutes per stem, each worth 8 marks split across 2 to 4 short-answer sub-questions (max ~10 words per answer). The PRIMEX Spots Mode generates fresh stems with reference answers and grades each sub-question independently, so you can see which marking points you carried and which you missed.

• Twenty-five-stem mock paper at the real five-minute pace
• Image library across HPB, vascular, breast, endocrine, trauma, GI and 10 other surgical categories
• Independent per-sub-question marking, not a single tier
• Library tab to revisit attempted stems and re-grade

Fellowship-level MCQs across all nine general surgery subspecialties. Questions are framed as operative decision-making scenarios: which approach, which staging, which investigation changes management. Full explanations for every option with community answer distributions after each question.

• Fellowship-level SBA questions across all nine subspecialties
• Operative decision-making framing: approach, staging, investigation
• Explanation for every option, including the distractors
• Community answer distribution after each question
• AI-generated, curriculum-mapped, endless supply

Sessions run in real RACS viva format: Operative Surgery (30 min), Pathophysiology / Critical Care / Clinical Reasoning (40 min), CIAA with eight clinical images (32 min), Clinical 1 medium-case (30 min), and Clinical 2 short-case (40 min). Each station opens on a scenario calibrated to its station type, then the examiner probes operative decision-making, anatomy, or pathophysiological reasoning with the depth a consultant examiner expects. Debrief returns a tier and a specific learning point, with voice mode for spoken answers and an examiner persona tuned to published RACS examiner-report language.

• Five station formats matching the real FRACS Fellowship structure
• Operative Surgery: justify approach, handle complications, manage intraoperative findings
• Pathophysiology / Critical Care: postoperative derangements and physiological reasoning
• CIAA: eight clinical images, structured short-answer interpretation
• Voice mode plus tiered debrief with a specific learning point per session

3,659 curriculum-mapped flashcards across all nine general surgery subspecialties. Spaced repetition keeps the operative detail in memory between sittings. Covers TNM staging, classification systems, drug doses, and operative steps. Cards you struggle with come back sooner; cards you know drop back automatically.

• 3,659 cards mapped to the FRACS General Surgery curriculum
• Clinical vignette, classification, and value cards across nine subspecialties
• TNM staging, Hinchey, Forrest, Bismuth-Corlette classification systems
• Operative steps and perioperative management algorithms
• One click from card to full study note

111 sourced study notes across the FRACS General Surgery curriculum, one for every covered learning objective. Written to a consistent seven-section format with operative detail throughout: staging systems, surgical approach decisions, intraoperative steps, and complication management. Referenced to NCCN, ANZGOSA, and current Australian oncology guidelines.

• 111 study notes across nine subspecialties, one per LO
• Operative context: approach, key steps, anatomical hazards, complications
• Referenced to NCCN, ANZGOSA, RACS position statements, and primary literature
• Full-text search across all notes
• Linked from MCQ explanations, SAQ feedback, and viva debriefs

Rehearse the publicly-documented RACS General Surgery SET 1 selection MMI format. Five stations of 12 minutes each (2 minutes reading plus 10 minutes inside the panel), roughly three clinical scenarios (acute abdomen, trauma triage, peri-operative deterioration) and two non-technical stations (professionalism and ethics, communication, motivation and CV, audit and QI). The interview alone carries 50% of the total selection score per the GSA 2026 Australian Selection Regulations, alongside CV (20%), professionalism referees (20%) and rurality (10%). The debrief returns a tier band, per-dimension rubric scores against the RACS Competencies framework (Medical Expertise, Judgement, Communication, Collaboration, Management, Health Advocacy, Scholarship, Professionalism), and framework beat checks per station.

• 5-station MMI format with 12-minute slots (2 min reading + 10 min response per panel)
• Mirrored from the GSA 2026 Australian Selection Regulations + RACS SET selection-process page
• Stations cover clinical scenarios, professionalism and ethics, communication, motivation, audit and QI
• Calibrated rubric scoring per dimension with full band descriptions
• RACS Competencies (NOT CanMEDS) demonstrated and missed per station
• Framework beat tracking for STAR-FR, SPIES, PEARLS, PDSA, ABCDE, ISBAR