Fellowship of the College of Maxillofacial and Oral Surgeons of South Africa

• 01

  Primary

  P1

  The Primary examination assesses basic sciences relevant to maxillofacial surgery. It consists of three separate 3-hour papers covering Anatomy (100-150 SBA-MCQ's), Physiology (MCQ's and short essays), and Principles of Pathology including Microbiology (MCQ's and short essays). No oral examination is required for this part.

  5,312Questions

  2,226Flashcards

• 02

  Final

  FIN

  The FCORL(SA) Final examination assesses advanced knowledge, clinical reasoning, judgement, insight and decision-making required to safely practice as an independent ENT/Head and Neck specialist. It includes written SBA papers covering the entire field of otorhinolaryngology and a clinical examination with structured oral case-based discussions using paper, video and image-based scenarios.

  1,965Questions

  818Flashcards

• 03

  Intermediate

  INT

  The Intermediate examination assesses Principles of Surgery and Oral Pathology. For Principles of Surgery, there is a 3-hour essay paper (150 marks) plus a 30-minute oral if written is passed (60% weight written, 40% oral). For Oral Pathology, there is a 3-hour essay paper (150 marks), plus a practical examination on histopathology identification and interpretation (30% weight), plus an oral examination (20% weight) - both conditional on passing the written component.

  4,815Questions

  2,077Flashcards

03 parts · aligned to CMSA