Date: October 2023 (updated context to 2026 compatible) Prepared for: Urology Trainees (ST6/ST7), Post-CCT Fellows, FRCS Candidates Subject: Analysis of available question banks for the FRCS (Urology) exit examination 1. Executive Summary The FRCS (Urology) examination is the final summative assessment for urology trainees in the UK and internationally. A high-quality question bank (QB) is essential for exam success. This report evaluates existing question banks, their formats, content coverage, and strategic value relative to the exam’s structure (written and clinical). 2. FRCS Urology Exam Structure (for context) | Component | Format | Focus | |-----------|--------|-------| | Part 1 (Written) | Single Best Answer (SBA), 200 questions | Basic sciences, applied knowledge, clinical scenarios | | Part 2 (OSCE/Clinical) | 15–20 stations | Clinical examination, communication, ethics, operative surgery, emergencies |