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Cert Urogynaecology(SA) O&G — Urogynaecology Certificate

Sub-specialty Certificate in Urogynaecology of the College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of South Africa

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Exam profile

At a glance.

College
College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of South Africa
Questions
1,849+
Flashcards
770+
Topics
52

CMSA-aligned · updated release over release

Exam details

Know the format.

Everything below is pulled from the official CMSA documentation for this certification.

Issuing body
College of Medicine of South Africa
Timetable

Upcoming sessions.

Imported from the CMSA’s published examination timetables. Always confirm the final date with the College before you plan.

  1. 01

    2nd Semester 2026

    Zoom SOEUpcoming

    14 Oct 2026

  2. 02

    1st Semester 2027

    WrittenUpcoming

    2–26 Feb 2027

  3. 03

    1st Semester 2027

    Zoom SOEUpcoming

    20 May 2027

01 parts · aligned to CMSA

Exam parts, one section at a time.

The content is organised to match the official CMSA exam structure, so every minute of prep maps back to what you’ll be tested on.

  1. 01

    Exit Examination: Cert Urogynaecology(SA) O&G

    The Exit Examination for the Sub-specialty Certificate in Urogynaecology of the College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of South Africa. Candidates who achieve the required marks in the written component but fail the OSCE and OSPE will be exempt from the written component of the next examination session. Such exemption applies to one sitting only and must be exercised in the following semester. Effective from 2025, this examination will only be offered once annually during the first semester set of examinations.

    1,849
    Questions
    770
    Flashcards

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