FRCR 2B Reporting and Vivas (January 2027 Cohort)
Comprehensive resources for FRCR 2B Examination including reporting & viva components - on the only platform that replicates the RCR's own exam software.
Subscription Includes
- The complete 2B subscription, both reporting and viva practice included
- The only platform replicating Risr/Assess, the exam software you'll use on the day
- Scholar & Faculty-led study groups, live daily vivas, and twice-monthly rapid review
Pricing
All prices exclusive of VAT
| Duration | Price | Additional Days | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Until 29/01/2027 | £797 | N/A |
Your 2027 FRCR preparation is moving to a new platform
Everything you need to know — whether you're already enrolled for 2027, currently sitting in 2026, or deciding which FRCR 2A course fits your prep.
▸ What's changing for the 2027 cohort
On 1 October, all 2027 cohort products move to a new Revise Radiology platform. From launch day, your 2027 preparation — across FRCR 2A, 2B, Physics and Anatomy — lives entirely on the new platform.
▸ I've enrolled for a 2027 cohort — do I need to do anything?
No. If you've signed up for any 2027 cohort, your access transfers automatically when the new platform goes live on 1 October. There's nothing to migrate yourself and no action needed on your side.
▸ I'm on a 2026 cohort — will I be moved across?
No. 2026 cohorts stay on the current platform through your sitting, and the 2026 cohort pricing reflects that. This keeps your preparation stable in the run-up to your exam.
We don't recommend switching mid-preparation. If you're sitting in 2026, learning a new platform takes time — and that time is better spent revising. Staying where you are keeps your revision uninterrupted.
If you still wish to move, 2026 candidates can transfer to the new platform for £25 + VAT.
▸ What a 2027 cohort includes — and what it doesn't
So you can plan with clarity:
- 2027 cohort subscriptions do not include a pass-first-time guarantee.
- There are no extensions. Each cohort runs up to your exam date and closes once that date has passed.
▸ If you sit and don't pass
You won't be left to start over alone. We offer dedicated support to help you continue into a new cohort at a preferential rate. Extensions and pass-first-time guarantees aren't part of these products — continued support is.
▸ Questions about your cohort?
Every candidate's situation is a little different. If anything above affects your sitting, contact us and we'll walk you through the right option for your exam and your timeline.
Reporting
- • Exam simulator - the only platform replicating the RCR's RISR software, so the interface, keyboard shortcuts, and image controls are familiar before you sit down
- • 180 long cases across 30 packets
- • 750 short cases across 30 packets
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Viva
- • Scholar and Faculty-led Viva Sessions — structured sessions run by candidates who've already passed a few times per week. They know which findings get missed, which differentials get challenged, and what a passing answer actually sounds like. How study groups work →
- • Twice-monthly Rapid Cases Review — every other Saturday, 6 × 60-minute faculty-led sessions each covering unique cases; across viva cases, short cases, and spotters, with 20+ cases covered per session
- • 900+ viva practice cases across 80 packets
- • 2,084+ cases include a sample video presentation showing how to present it — what a passing answer looks and sounds like, in practice
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- • Recordings of the On-demand Rapid Case Review Sessions from the start date of the cohort to the cohort exam date. — Browse the library →
Questions?
Instalment plans are available on purchases over £500 — with a 5% processing fee. Contact us →
Failed the FRCR 2B before? You may be eligible for our scholarship programme. Scholarships →
- For the best experience, we recommend:
- • A PC or Mac with at least 8GB RAM (16GB ideal)
- • Google Chrome browser
- • A fast, stable internet connection
- • A monitor of at least 21 inches
- Regional access: If you find you can't access our content after signing up, this is likely due to regional restrictions — a VPN will resolve this.