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Dr Shaun Tan, FRACGP, MD, BMSC
Medical Examiner | Associate Lecturer
Scored 90% on the AKT & Top 15th percentile in the KFP
You’ve dedicated countless hours, often sacrificing evenings, weekends, and precious family time, driven by the dream of confidently practising as a fully qualified Australian GP. Yet despite your hard work, the looming pressure of RACGP exams can create anxiety and self-doubt. This feeling is entirely human, and trust me, you are not alone in experiencing it.
What you truly need now are akt kfp resources that give structure to your study, clear your path forward, and let you study efficiently. Imagine yourself entering the exam room, calm, assured, and knowing that every moment of your study has prepared you specifically for what's ahead. It's entirely achievable with the right resources and strategies.
In this detailed guide, I'll introduce you to evidence based akt kfp resources specifically tailored to help Australian GP trainees, International Medical Graduates (IMGs), and GP supervisors effectively prepare for the RACGP Fellowship exams. You'll find a comprehensive All in One FRACGP Exam Bundle, specialised KFP Flashcards, concise KFP Notes, and realistic practice question banks. Each resource has a proven track record of improving performance and confidence.
All in One FRACGP Exam Bundle (AKT, KFP, CCE), akt kfp resources
The All in One FRACGP Exam Bundle is your single source for efficient preparation across the AKT, KFP, and CCE exams. Unlike scattered resources, this bundle ensures a seamless integration of your revision process, so your knowledge base, clinical reasoning, and consultation skills build steadily and effectively.
The RACGP reported a KFP pass rate of exactly 67.83% for the 2024.2 exam, demonstrating just how challenging this exam can be for trainees [1]. Structured preparation methods, like the All in One Bundle, are shown to significantly boost your chances of success.
Here’s how this bundle will help you practically:
You start early, covering foundational AKT material first, creating a strong base for clinical knowledge.
Mid year, you naturally progress to KFP scenario based clinical reasoning exercises.
As exams approach, you shift focus to the CCE, applying clinical knowledge through practical consultations.
Resources are continually updated, reflecting recent exam changes, such as the shift to 70 scenario based multiple choice questions for the KFP exam from July 2025 [2].
Ultimately, structured revision using integrated resources prevents information gaps, saving valuable time and significantly increasing your exam day confidence.
KFP Flashcards, Active Recall for Clinical Reasoning
Effective revision is not about spending more hours reading, but rather about smarter retrieval of critical information. Our KFP Flashcards actively engage your memory, using a method called active recall, shown by recent systematic reviews to significantly boost exam results and long term retention.
Key benefits of using KFP Flashcards include:
Scenario based questions replicating realistic KFP cases you'll see on the exam.
Proven spaced repetition, enhancing your memory by strategically revisiting tough topics.
Visual learning aids, such as flowcharts, clinical images, and tables, improving understanding and retention.
Convenient digital format for quick reviews, ideal between clinic sessions or during short breaks.
Adaptive algorithms ensuring frequent revision of your most challenging topics.
For example, imagine quickly recalling the management steps for pelvic inflammatory disease (intramuscular ceftriaxone, doxycycline, and metronidazole), aligned precisely with the latest Therapeutic Guidelines, Antibiotic [4]. This rapid recall becomes second nature through regular flashcard practice.
Practice Question Bank, 70+ Realistic KFP Scenarios
Effective preparation requires practice under realistic exam conditions. Our comprehensive KFP Question Bank provides over 70 carefully constructed scenarios, matching the current RACGP KFP exam format. Practising under realistic time pressures helps you quickly identify critical clinical elements and choose accurate responses.
In 2024.2, the KFP pass rate was 67.83%, reflecting its difficulty [1]. For additional context on performance trends, RACGP data show the first attempt KFP pass rate was 83.8%, compared with 19.3% for fourth and subsequent attempts, highlighting the value of getting exam technique right early in preparation [7].
Using our practice bank, you’ll benefit from:
Scenario based cases reflecting realistic GP clinic situations, spanning multiple domains, including paediatrics, women's health, chronic conditions, emergency care, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, and medico legal contexts.
Detailed explanations for each scenario, referencing current guidelines clearly, so you thoroughly understand why certain answers are correct.
Analytics driven revision, identifying specific knowledge gaps and targeting your weaker areas.
Regular timed practice sessions that enhance your pacing skills, helping you manage the 70 question format effectively.
By routinely practising these scenarios, you’ll feel prepared, calm, and confident on the actual exam day, even under time pressure.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the failure rate for the KFP?
The failure rate varies slightly each cycle. In the 2024.2 cycle, the KFP pass rate was 67.83%, equating to a failure rate of approximately 32.17% [1]. This highlights the importance of thorough, structured preparation to maximise your chance of passing.
2. How to prepare for the AKT?
Preparing for the AKT involves systematically covering the RACGP curriculum areas, including medicine, preventive care, and medico legal issues. Use structured notes, active recall flashcards, and practice questions to build foundational knowledge. Regularly timed practice helps ensure readiness for the exam’s 150 single best answer questions [4].
3. What is the difference between AKT and KFP?
The AKT (Applied Knowledge Test) evaluates your foundational medical knowledge through 150 single best answer questions, while the KFP (Key Feature Problems) assesses clinical decision making and reasoning skills across 70 scenario based questions [4], [5]. The AKT focuses on breadth of knowledge, whereas the KFP tests the application and prioritisation of clinical information [4].
4. How many questions are on the AKT exam?
The RACGP AKT exam consists of 150 single best answer questions, designed to test your core medical knowledge, preventive healthcare, and professional issues in general practice [4].
5. What is the difference between AKT and KFP?
The AKT assesses broad medical knowledge through multiple choice (single best answer) questions (150 questions), while the KFP assesses clinical reasoning and decision making through 70 scenario based multiple choice questions [4], [5]. AKT tests foundational understanding, whereas KFP emphasises clinical judgement and prioritisation.
Why Our Resources Work (Testimonials, Pass Rates, Screenshots)
Our structured AKT and KFP resources significantly improve exam outcomes, and official RACGP data provide useful benchmarks for your planning. For example, the 2025.1 KFP had an overall pass rate of 76.89%, with a pass mark of 60.63% [8], and the 2025.2 cycle reported 79.57% for KFP and 79.41% for AKT [9]. These results show strong performance is achievable with focused, exam aligned preparation.
The reasons for this difference include:
Scientifically validated learning methods, active recall and spaced repetition, are proven to increase retention and exam success.
Precise alignment with RACGP curriculum guidelines and examination requirements [6].
Provision of strategic exam techniques that improve answer accuracy and clinical reasoning efficiency.
User friendly revision tools like progress tracking dashboards and adaptive analytics.
Trainees regularly share feedback about dramatically increased confidence and better exam performance after using these structured resources.
KFP Notes, Concise, Guideline Based Summaries
With countless clinical guidelines to memorise, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. KFP Notes help by condensing complex guidelines into concise, easy to use summaries, covering exactly what's essential for the RACGP exams.
Our notes are specifically designed to:
Present succinct summaries of high yield exam topics, generally only 1 to 2 pages per subject.
Highlight key management steps, investigations, and referral criteria, neatly arranged in bullet points for clarity.
Directly align with authoritative Australian resources, such as the RACGP Red Book, Therapeutic Guidelines, PBS criteria, and the Australian Immunisation Handbook [4], [5].
Stay continuously updated, reflecting recent guideline revisions and exam changes, including the new KFP format of 70 multiple choice questions from July 2025 [2], [6].
Consider a quick clinic break, within minutes, you can confidently refresh your knowledge about treating epididymo orchitis, confirming intramuscular ceftriaxone and doxycycline are first line treatments, exactly as the Therapeutic Guidelines recommend [4].
If exam preparation feels overwhelming, Fellow Academy offers high quality AKT and KFP questions, concise and comprehensive exam notes, and evidence based flashcards designed to help you study smarter and perform confidently. Explore free KFP case packs, webinars, and practical study resources that guide you every step of the way.
Disclaimer: This content is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of the RACGP. The strategies and approaches shared are intended as general study guidance only.
Disclaimer: This content is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of the RACGP. The strategies and approaches shared are intended as general study guidance only.
References
[3] Xu, J., Liu, F., Li, M., Huang, C., & Li, Y. (2024). Active recall strategies associated with academic achievement in young adults: a systematic review. Journal of Affective Disorders, 354, 191–198.
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Dr Shaun Tan, FRACGP, MD, BMSC
Medical Examiner | Associate Lecturer
Scored 90% on the AKT & Top 15th percentile in the KFP
Summary
You’ve dedicated countless hours, often sacrificing evenings, weekends, and precious family time, driven by the dream of confidently practising as a fully qualified Australian GP. Yet despite your hard work, the looming pressure of RACGP exams can create anxiety and self-doubt. This feeling is entirely human, and trust me, you are not alone in experiencing it.
What you truly need now are akt kfp resources that give structure to your study, clear your path forward, and let you study efficiently. Imagine yourself entering the exam room, calm, assured, and knowing that every moment of your study has prepared you specifically for what's ahead. It's entirely achievable with the right resources and strategies.
In this detailed guide, I'll introduce you to evidence based akt kfp resources specifically tailored to help Australian GP trainees, International Medical Graduates (IMGs), and GP supervisors effectively prepare for the RACGP Fellowship exams. You'll find a comprehensive All in One FRACGP Exam Bundle, specialised KFP Flashcards, concise KFP Notes, and realistic practice question banks. Each resource has a proven track record of improving performance and confidence.
All in One FRACGP Exam Bundle (AKT, KFP, CCE), akt kfp resources
The All in One FRACGP Exam Bundle is your single source for efficient preparation across the AKT, KFP, and CCE exams. Unlike scattered resources, this bundle ensures a seamless integration of your revision process, so your knowledge base, clinical reasoning, and consultation skills build steadily and effectively.
The RACGP reported a KFP pass rate of exactly 67.83% for the 2024.2 exam, demonstrating just how challenging this exam can be for trainees [1]. Structured preparation methods, like the All in One Bundle, are shown to significantly boost your chances of success.
Here’s how this bundle will help you practically:
You start early, covering foundational AKT material first, creating a strong base for clinical knowledge.
Mid year, you naturally progress to KFP scenario based clinical reasoning exercises.
As exams approach, you shift focus to the CCE, applying clinical knowledge through practical consultations.
Resources are continually updated, reflecting recent exam changes, such as the shift to 70 scenario based multiple choice questions for the KFP exam from July 2025 [2].
Ultimately, structured revision using integrated resources prevents information gaps, saving valuable time and significantly increasing your exam day confidence.
KFP Flashcards, Active Recall for Clinical Reasoning
Effective revision is not about spending more hours reading, but rather about smarter retrieval of critical information. Our KFP Flashcards actively engage your memory, using a method called active recall, shown by recent systematic reviews to significantly boost exam results and long term retention.
Key benefits of using KFP Flashcards include:
Scenario based questions replicating realistic KFP cases you'll see on the exam.
Proven spaced repetition, enhancing your memory by strategically revisiting tough topics.
Visual learning aids, such as flowcharts, clinical images, and tables, improving understanding and retention.
Convenient digital format for quick reviews, ideal between clinic sessions or during short breaks.
Adaptive algorithms ensuring frequent revision of your most challenging topics.
For example, imagine quickly recalling the management steps for pelvic inflammatory disease (intramuscular ceftriaxone, doxycycline, and metronidazole), aligned precisely with the latest Therapeutic Guidelines, Antibiotic [4]. This rapid recall becomes second nature through regular flashcard practice.
Practice Question Bank, 70+ Realistic KFP Scenarios
Effective preparation requires practice under realistic exam conditions. Our comprehensive KFP Question Bank provides over 70 carefully constructed scenarios, matching the current RACGP KFP exam format. Practising under realistic time pressures helps you quickly identify critical clinical elements and choose accurate responses.
In 2024.2, the KFP pass rate was 67.83%, reflecting its difficulty [1]. For additional context on performance trends, RACGP data show the first attempt KFP pass rate was 83.8%, compared with 19.3% for fourth and subsequent attempts, highlighting the value of getting exam technique right early in preparation [7].
Using our practice bank, you’ll benefit from:
Scenario based cases reflecting realistic GP clinic situations, spanning multiple domains, including paediatrics, women's health, chronic conditions, emergency care, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, and medico legal contexts.
Detailed explanations for each scenario, referencing current guidelines clearly, so you thoroughly understand why certain answers are correct.
Analytics driven revision, identifying specific knowledge gaps and targeting your weaker areas.
Regular timed practice sessions that enhance your pacing skills, helping you manage the 70 question format effectively.
By routinely practising these scenarios, you’ll feel prepared, calm, and confident on the actual exam day, even under time pressure.
Tools That Make Active Recall Easy
Digital tools simplify the process of integrating active recall and spaced repetition into your RACGP exam preparation.
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Brainscape: Uses adaptive algorithms to determine when you should review each flashcard based on your confidence level.
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Anki: Allows custom deck creation for topics like PBS rules or emergency management.
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Quizlet: Offers collaborative decks for study groups.
Using these tools allows you to:
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Review flashcards during commutes or between patients.
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Automatically revisit topics you’re struggling with.
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Track progress and identify weak areas.
These platforms bring structure to your study plan, ensuring regular reinforcement and better recall.
(For time management strategies, see our AKT Study Planner.)
How to Combine These Methods for Peak Performance
When you combine active recall with spaced repetition, the results are exponential. This combination, known as “spaced retrieval practice”, creates a continuous cycle of learning, forgetting, and relearning that strengthens memory.
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Start early (at least 6–12 months before your exam).
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Create flashcards for each guideline or high-yield topic.
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Use Brainscape or Anki daily to review material in spaced cycles.
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Schedule mock exams every 3–4 weeks to test your applied knowledge.
Research indicates spaced repetition can significantly increase long-term retention, with spaced learners achieving approximately 58% accuracy compared to 43% among traditional learners (p<0.001) [4].
By six months into this method, most candidates report not only improved recall but also better confidence under pressure. You’re no longer scrambling to remember—you’re retrieving information automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the failure rate for the KFP?
The failure rate varies slightly each cycle. In the 2024.2 cycle, the KFP pass rate was 67.83%, equating to a failure rate of approximately 32.17% [1]. This highlights the importance of thorough, structured preparation to maximise your chance of passing.
2. How to prepare for the AKT?
Preparing for the AKT involves systematically covering the RACGP curriculum areas, including medicine, preventive care, and medico legal issues. Use structured notes, active recall flashcards, and practice questions to build foundational knowledge. Regularly timed practice helps ensure readiness for the exam’s 150 single best answer questions [4].
3. What is the difference between AKT and KFP?
The AKT (Applied Knowledge Test) evaluates your foundational medical knowledge through 150 single best answer questions, while the KFP (Key Feature Problems) assesses clinical decision making and reasoning skills across 70 scenario based questions [4], [5]. The AKT focuses on breadth of knowledge, whereas the KFP tests the application and prioritisation of clinical information [4].
4. How many questions are on the AKT exam?
The RACGP AKT exam consists of 150 single best answer questions, designed to test your core medical knowledge, preventive healthcare, and professional issues in general practice [4].
5. What is the difference between AKT and KFP?
The AKT assesses broad medical knowledge through multiple choice (single best answer) questions (150 questions), while the KFP assesses clinical reasoning and decision making through 70 scenario based multiple choice questions [4], [5]. AKT tests foundational understanding, whereas KFP emphasises clinical judgement and prioritisation.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by RACGP exam preparation, Fellow Academy offers high quality AKT and KFP questions, exam notes in concise and comprehensive format, and high yield, evidence based flashcards designed to help you study smarter and perform with confidence. You’ll also find free KFP case packs, webinars, and practical study resources to guide you every step of the way.
Disclaimer: This content is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP). The strategies and approaches shared are based on personal experience and the experiences of other GP candidates who successfully passed their exams. They are intended as general study guidance only and should not be taken as official RACGP advice.
References
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GP Supervisors Australia. (2025). Study Skills Guide for GP Registrars: Studying Smarter, Not Harder. GPSA.
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Carpenter, S. K., Pan, S. C., & Butler, A. C. (2022). The science of effective learning with spacing and retrieval practice. Nature Reviews Psychology, 1(10), 496–511.
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Durrani, S. F., Yousuf, N., Ali, R., et al. (2024). Effectiveness of spaced repetition for clinical problem solving amongst undergraduate medical students studying paediatrics in Pakistan. BMC Medical Education, 24(1), 676.
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Price, D. W., Wang, T., O’Neill, T. R., et al. (2025). The effect of spaced repetition on learning and knowledge transfer in a large cohort of practising physicians. Academic Medicine, 100(1), 94–102.
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