Two-hour timer
A visible timer supports realistic pacing and automatically submits when the session ends.
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FRCR Part 1 Physics · full mock · completely free
Free FRCR Physics Mock Exam
Sit a complete FRCR Part 1 Physics practice paper with 40 stems and 200 independently marked True/False statements. Your answer key and detailed statement-by-statement review are released after submission.
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- 40
- questions
- 200
- True/False statements
- 120
- minutes
A complete practice paper
Test recall, pacing and concentration together
Short topic sessions are useful for learning a mechanism. A full mock answers a different question: can you recognise and apply those principles when the modality changes from stem to stem and the clock keeps moving? This paper follows the 40-question, 200-statement and 120-minute structure used for representative FRCR Part 1 Physics practice.
Answers held back
The key and explanations stay server-side while the attempt is active, so the paper remains a genuine test.
Detailed review
After submission, compare every statement with the key and explanation, including unanswered items.
The feedback loop
Why the full review is included
A full mock without feedback can measure performance, but it cannot complete the learning loop. The useful part comes afterwards: identify exactly which statements were wrong or uncertain, compare them with the key, understand the physical principle, then repair that weakness before repeating another paper.
The Physics Bank therefore keeps the answer key hidden while the two-hour sitting is active and releases the complete statement-by-statement review once the paper is submitted. The review is part of the free mock itself; there is no review paywall or paid upgrade needed to see it.
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Paper blueprint
Mixed across the published Physics headings
The mock deliberately switches between major imaging-physics areas. That mixed ordering makes it useful once you have completed broad first-pass revision and want to practise retrieval without a topic label.
The paper is independent preparation and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Royal College of Radiologists.
Matter and Radiation3 questions
Radiography and Fluoroscopy6 questions
Radionuclide Imaging6 questions
Radiation Safety6 questions
Computed Tomography6 questions
Magnetic Resonance Imaging6 questions
Ultrasound6 questions
Other1 question
How to get useful evidence from the mock
Choose the right moment
Use the paper after broad topic coverage. An earlier baseline can expose large gaps, but it should not be treated as a pass prediction.
Built into your free attempt
Sit it in one block
Allow two uninterrupted hours, avoid notes and searches, and judge all five statements in each stem independently.
Built into your free attempt
Repair before repeating
Classify wrong and fragile guessed answers by misconception, revisit the principle, then test it with fresh mixed questions.
Built into your free attempt
A single percentage cannot predict the official result because official papers are standard-set for each sitting and commercial paper difficulty differs. Use the outcome to assess completion, pacing, repeated misconceptions and the topics that need focused work. For a fuller method, read the FRCR Physics mock-exam and question-bank guide.
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