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Breakdown

Average mark per case, by film group

Chest radiographs13 cases

77%

Musculoskeletal11 cases

64%

Abdominal9 cases

41%

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Three ways to prepare

Mastery courses

Flexible online learning for your specific exam.

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Intensive, faculty-led online courses held just before your exam.

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A filterable library to practise reporting, with or without an exam booked.

More of our candidates pass

These are the results for the FRCR Part 2B sitting in October 2025, the most recent sitting for which the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) has published pass rates.

The national figures are from the RCR. Our figure is based on 136 members who told us they were sitting that exam.

87.5%of Revise Radiology members passed

51.4%of UK trainees passed

38.7%of all candidates passed

How Mastery works

Mastery courses are designed to cover all the content you need for your exam, in the most efficient way possible.

Every answer is explained

You see why the right answer is right and why each wrong answer is wrong.

CDiffuse idiopathic pulmonary neuroendocrine cell hyperplasia✓

CorrectDiffuse small nodules with mosaic attenuation from air trapping, a chronic dry cough and an obstructive pattern on PFTs.

DHypersensitivity pneumonitisYOUR ANSWER ✕

Gives centrilobular ground-glass nodules rather than discrete small nodules, and usually follows an identifiable exposure.

An AI tutor for personalised feedback

You can ask the AI tutor about any question, and it answers with that question in mind. For exams with reports or vivas, it also marks your answers against the exam’s marking criteria and shows you where you can gain more marks.

Examiner feedback

3 / 5 marks

You picked up the endplate sclerosis and the abnormal sacroiliac joints, which is the harder half of the detection. The mark is held at 3 because the renal findings were not reported. Reporting the kidneys, then ranking the differential with a reason, would take this to 5.

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Your seniors used Revise Radiology to pass

“I passed first time. I got an 8 in my rapids and 7.5 in longs and viva, and that was hugely down to the Revise Radiology platform.”

Dr Mariyah Selmi

UK · Passed FRCR 2B, March 2026

“Your exam bank was really helpful. It’s practically all one needs to pass the 2A.”

Dr Klemen Mihelčič

Slovenia · Passed FRCR 2A, April 2026

“The software in the exam was identical to the Revise Radiology website. This was very, very helpful.”

Dr Ali Ajarmeh

Jordan · Passed FRCR 2B, March 2026

Candidates from
NHS England – London
have passed with us.

Our candidates come from 61 countries.

Who is behind Revise Radiology

Revise Radiology began in 2008, when Dr Koshy Jacob, then a radiology registrar, set up the South West FRCR 2B viva course in Bristol. It quickly expanded by word of mouth to become one of the best-known FRCR 2B courses in the country.

We’ve grown since, but the principle hasn’t changed: you’re taught by radiologists who do the work. Each subject area is led by a Programme Director, a practising subspecialist responsible for its content and teaching, supported by a wider faculty who contribute cases, teach and examine for us.

2008our first 2B viva course

7Programme Directors, each leading a subspecialty

25+staff running our courses, content, platform and member support

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2024/25

Winner, Medical Education Platform of the Year

South West England Prestige Awards

Questions people ask us

If you have an exam date and several months to prepare, a Mastery course will suit you best. It takes you through the whole curriculum across your revision period.

Live courses take place over a few intensive days shortly before the exam, focusing on high-yield topics and exam strategy with experienced faculty.

All-Inclusive courses combine Mastery and Live at a lower price than buying both separately.

If you don’t have an exam booked, Core is a rolling subscription with 2,000+ cases to learn by reporting cases and receiving feedback. You earn Revise Points as you use Core, which can be put towards a Mastery or Live course once you book your exam.

Yes. We offer Global Pricing, which lowers the price for trainees and for candidates in many countries. Once your application is approved, it’s applied automatically at checkout.

You can also pay in 3 instalments on baskets over £450. If you’re applying as an institution or in a group of 5 or more, contact us for group pricing.

Mastery tracks what you’ve covered, by subspecialty or topic, and every question you get wrong goes into a Review list. You’ll see where you’re losing marks.

If you failed after a Mastery or All-Inclusive course with us, your next Mastery or All-Inclusive course is 50% off. We’ll ask for proof of your result.

If you’re resitting FRCR Part 2B, Part 2A or Part 1 Physics, you can also cover up to 50% of the cost by teaching for us through our Scholar Teaching Programme, whether or not you studied with us before.

Usually, yes. Most deanery study budgets cover courses, including Mastery, Live and All-Inclusive. We can issue invoices and receipts for reimbursement, split or combine them across budgets, and write a letter confirming live course dates for study leave.

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