FRACGP Clinical Competency Exam (CCE)

FRACGP Clinical Competency Exam (CCE) practice

For registrars and international medical graduates preparing for the RACGP Clinical Competency Exam. Rehearse clinical encounters with a role-player and case discussions with an examiner, using the same 15-minute rhythm as the exam.

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The exam at a glance

Nine cases: four case discussions with an examiner and five clinical encounters with a role-player.
15 minutes per case plus 5 minutes reading time.
Delivered online by Zoom. From 2027.1, all nine cases are completed in one day (candidates are allocated one of three consecutive days).

Run by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Next dates

Sitting	Exam date	Apply or book
CCE 2026.2	7–8 and 14–15 November 2026	Closed
CCE 2027.1	18–20 June 2027	Enrol 18 February – 22 March 2027

CCE 2027.1 results are due 26 July 2027. The written exams (AKT 15 January, KFP 16 January 2027) have closed for enrolment.

Checked against the official site on 6 November 2026. Dates can change: always confirm with RACGP – Important dates.

How to practise for it here

166 original stations, one for every key concept in the family medicine curriculum, each with a candidate sheet, patient script, examiner script and calibrated marking sheet.

Choose FRACGP CCE when you sign up, and the station timer runs 5 minutes reading, then a 15-minute case.
For case-discussion practice, have your partner play the examiner using the examiner script.
Run the full nine-case set in one sitting before 2027.1 to rehearse the single-day format.

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Other family medicine exams

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