IMM OBGY TOACS 2026: 12 Must-Coming Stations You Cannot Afford to Miss | MedHome IMM OBGY TOACS 2026: 12 Must-Coming Stations You Cannot Afford to Miss The IMM OBGY TOACS is not an exam you can pass on theory knowledge alone. It tests whether you can perform, communicate, and reason like a specialist under a strict 7-minute-per-station clock, across 12 structured stations . Every year, CPSP draws its stations from a recognisable, recurring pool — and candidates who understand this pattern walk in with a real strategic advantage. Based on years of recall analysis and past paper trends, up to 60% of the IMM OBGY TOACS exam can be predicted from patterns that repeat cycle after cycle. This blog breaks down all 12 stations in detail — what to expect, how they're structured, and how to prepare for each one. Understanding the IMM OBGY TOACS Format 12 OSCE stations + 2 resting stations 7 minutes per station — no extensions Late arrival beyond 15 minutes ma...
# Passed MRCOG Part 2? Don't Book Part 3 Yet — Read This First Congratulations if you've just cleared MRCOG Part 2. Take a moment to enjoy it — this exam takes months of discipline, and you've earned the win. But here's something we see trip up even strong, well-prepared candidates every single sitting: **you cannot simply book MRCOG Part 3 the way you booked Part 1 and Part 2.** There's a gate in between, and most candidates only discover it when they're already in a rush. That gate is called **Assessment of Training (AoT)**. ## What Exactly Is AoT? Let's clear up the confusion first, because the name itself misleads people. AoT is **not an exam**. It is **not an interview**. You won't be asked a single clinical question. It is simply RCOG's review of your clinical training and supporting documents, to confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria to sit MRCOG Part 3. Think of it as a paperwork checkpoint, not a knowledge checkpoint — but on...