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FRCR Part 1 Clinical Radiology
FRCR Part 1 Physics Question Bank.
646 five-part question stems · 3,230+ True/False statements · a full 40-stem, 2-hour mock · topic practice across the published FRCR Part 1 Physics headings.
The free full mock mirrors the current exam structure: 40 five-part questions / 200 statements / 2 hours. A free account is required. Try 5 free stems
Full access from £29 for 30 days · one payment · no automatic renewal.
What the product actually provides
Built for statement-level understanding and full-paper rehearsal
646 five-part stems and 3,230+ statement-level decisions.
A complete free 40-stem, 200-item mock — not a shortened sample.
Exam-length 120-minute mock mode plus shorter topic and mixed Practice.
All five statement explanations are revealed after the stem is completed.
Saved sessions, bookmarks, progress and spaced review support repeat learning.
One-off access periods with no automatic renewal.
The Physics Bank is independent examination preparation. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Royal College of Radiologists, and no commercial mock score is presented as an official pass prediction.
The approach
Physics for imaging. Practise with clarity.
Deliberate practice helps understanding compound instead of scatter. Each session starts with the learning goal, not a generic paper.
Concept-first, not cramming
Ground ideas in the physics that makes them true, so imaging behaviour becomes intuitive rather than memorised.
Built for clinical relevance
Keep the focus on how physics appears in imaging practice, safety decisions and image quality.
Clear, rigorous, honest
Precise explanations without hand-waving. When something is subtle, make the reasoning visible.
Practice, on your terms
Build the session you need today
The practice flow is deliberately simple: choose the focus, choose the length and decide whether you want timing.
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Choose the focus
Target a topic or mix the whole bank.
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Choose the length
Use a short review or a longer focused block.
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Choose the pressure
Turn timing on only when it helps your preparation.
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Learn from each stem
Reveal five answers with explanations, then return to completed stems through spaced review.
Core topics
A map for imaging physics
Move between the ideas that underpin imaging systems, image quality and safe practice.
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Digital imaging principles and supporting technology
Independent candidate guides
Understand the paper before you measure yourself against it
Review the official format, standard setting, statement technique and a practical route from concept learning to exam-length mocks.
Exam format and syllabus distribution
The 40-stem, 200-item paper, timing, marking, current topic distribution and official candidate guidance.
Read guidePass mark and standard setting
How modified Angoff and Hofstee standard setting work, and why there is no permanent fixed percentage.
Read guideRevision strategy
A practical route from concept learning and topic blocks to mixed practice, error repair and full mocks.
Read guideTrue/False exam technique
Statement-level pacing, absolutes, units, proportionality, trade-offs and a disciplined review method.
Read guideMock exams and question-bank practice
Use targeted stems and exam-length mocks for different jobs, then convert each result into focused recovery work.
Read guideFor training programmes
Physics revision for your whole training cohort.
Give trainees structured access to The Physics Bank, with a clear view of how the cohort is engaging and progressing.
See who is engaging
See who has started, who is active and how much of the question bank the cohort is using.
Understand performance by topic
Review cohort and individual performance across the major FRCR physics topics.
Give tutors their own dashboard
Assigned tutors can review learner progress and drill down into areas that may need more attention.
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