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Exam update · 5 min read · Updated 2026-08-11

How FRCRX tracks RCR exam dates (and what we do not claim)

How FRCRX surfaces FRCR Part 1 exam dates for planning — what is synced, what you must still verify on the RCR site, and how to use dates in a revision calendar.

Candidates plan months of revision around a handful of sittings. FRCRX keeps a planning-oriented exam dates page so you can see Physics windows and related deadlines in one place — but the Royal College of Radiologists remains the authoritative source.

What our dates page is for

  • Rough planning: which sitting you are aiming at.
  • Counting backward for a 8–12 week dedicated block.
  • Linking revision tips to a real calendar, not a vague “sometime in 2026.”

What we do not claim

  • We do not replace RCR notices, candidate emails, or centre instructions.
  • We do not guarantee that every scraped or synced field is up to the minute.
  • We do not predict pass rates or “safe” scores from our bank.

How to use dates with revision

Pick a sitting, mark application deadline and exam window on your calendar, then work backward: final mock 7–10 days out, Topic Focus on weak modalities in the prior two weeks, and syllabus coverage before that. Pair this with the final-four-weeks guide when you enter dedicated revision.

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Practice next

Pair this guide with Topic Focus and timed mocks inside FRCRX when you are ready.