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There is a LOT to remember for the RACGP AKT / KFP fellowship exams.
Why are Algorithmic Flashcards the Ultimate Study Resource for all GP Trainees, including IMGs?
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Consolidates content from thousands of practice AKT / KFP exam questions into a single, easy-to-use resource
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Contains all of the highest-yield content all in one place
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Uses active recall & spaced repetition which helps you remember information
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Incorporates trusted resources such as eTG, Murtaghs, AJGP articles, official RACGP past exams
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Eliminates the need to log in and scroll through endless lecture slides - find what you need instantly
For a deeper understanding of the science, click here.
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Study Smart,
Not Hard
PassRACGP flashcards came from thousands of practice AKT & KFP exam questions. They include only the highest yield content across all the RACGP curriculum and also include important medicolegal GP topics
Created & Updated by GPs
The flashcards consist of up-to-date medical content that have been utilised by many in preparation for their AKT & KFP exams.
IMG Friendly
Easy to read and follow, catering comfortably to International Medical Graduates (IMGs).
Study Anytime, Anywhere
PassRACGP flashcards are available with 24/7 access on your phone, tablet, laptop or desktop and can study on the go. Focus on studying, not searching.
Remember,
Not Forget
The Anki app utilises scientifically supported algorithms that ensure the flashcards reappear within the ideal timeframe for optimal memory retention (based on the difficulty rating you give them).
Dr Shaun Tan
FRACGP, MD, BMSc
Medical Examiner, Associate Lecturer
Scored 90% on the AKT &
Top 15th percentile in the KFP
Introduction
Hi there! I'm Shaun, a recently fellowed Brisbane-based GP, Examiner and Associate Lecturer who is passionate about education
My Struggle In Medical School
In medical school, I spent countless hours reviewing textbooks, lecture slides, and recordings.
With my hundreds of hours studying, I still struggled to remember any of the material
My approach to the RACGP AKT / KFP
Everything changed when I stumbled upon a Youtube video about evidence based & effective study techniques
After this, I decided that for the RACGP fellowship exams, I would ditch the textbooks and lecture slides.
Instead, I would focus only on learning high-yield content through flashcards and practice questions.
I practiced thousands of AKT and KFP questions from GP Academy, ModMed, and RACGP
From this content, I created my own set of PassRACGP flashcards, revising them every day
My Mission
Now, with PassRACGP flashcards, I'm on a mission to help GP Trainees and IMGs pass the AKT & KFP in their first attempt
I also want to help you save time, reduce stress and focus your efforts on what truly matters
Imagine confidently logging into your RACGP portal in 2025 to check your results & seeing:
Tailored for GP RACGP Trainees, but also beneficial for:
International Medical Graduates (IMGs)
ACRRM GP Trainees
Fellowed GPs seeking a practical reference guide
Hospital residents preparing for their GP practice transition
HOW IT WORKS
Place your order online (and if you’re not completely satisfied, get your money back).
The Cost of Not Passing
on Your First Attempt
Conservatively, a GP trainee earns around $70 per hour.
GP trainees typically take home 17% less of their daily billings compared to fellowed GPs.
Not passing the AKT/KFP exams on your first attempt means another 6 months practising as a GP trainee.
This equates to approximately $20,000 in reduced income, plus an additional $5,000 in exam fees, totalling $25,000.
Why Invest in PassRACGP Flashcards?
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If PassRACGP flashcards save you just 7 hours of study time or the effort of creating your own, you’ve already recovered your investment.
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On average, creating and refining each flashcard takes about 10 minutes. For 700 flashcards, that’s 115 hours of work. At $70 per hour, this equates to $8,050.
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Passing on your first attempt means avoiding a potential $25,000 in reduced income and the stress of retaking exams.
ELEVATE YOUR AKT & KFP PREP TODAY
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Dr Sarah Kulthum - GP
"All I used to prepare for my exams were PassRACGP Flashcards & GP academy. It is overwhelming if you use more resources. I loved how I was able to study on my phone during short breaks in the day and revise when I would otherwise be wasting time”
Dr Sanjit Singh - GPT4 Registrar
"I just passed my AKT/KFP after 2 years of studying and delaying my exams 2 times. I found these flashcards and used them as part of my daily study routine. They made me feel so much more confident going into my exams."
Dr Geoffrey Neundorf - GP & Supervisor for GP Registrars
"Shaun was an outstanding registrar and doctor during the time I was his supervisor at Forest Lake General Practice. During our teaching sessions would often use these flashcards to teach the other registrars as well as myself. I have no doubt that these flashcards would be an invaluable tool to those studying for the AKT/KFP exams."
"Shaun’s Anki flashcards are worth their weight in gold. They covered every high-yield topic in the depth that I felt was necessary and were tailored specifically to the GP exam requirements and in the format needed for the KFP. I found them to be a very valuable tool in my study routine."
Dr Douglas Brown - GP
"Using these flashcards was an absolute game-changer for my exam preparation. The cards not only provided key information but also created simplified ways of remembering large chunks of information. They were the secret weapon behind my exceptional exam performance!"
Dr Nitin Mukesh - GP
Dr Sarah Kulthum - GP
"All I used to prepare for my exams were PassRACGP Flashcards & GP academy. It is overwhelming if you use more resources. I loved how I was able to study on my phone during short breaks in the day and revise when I would otherwise be wasting time”