HKCFP/RACGP Conjoint Fellowship Examination

HKCFP/RACGP Conjoint exam clinical practice (Hong Kong)

For doctors preparing for the HKCFP/RACGP Conjoint Fellowship Examination. Rehearse each clinical case with a partner and be marked the way examiners mark.

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The exam at a glance

Written: Applied Knowledge Test (3.5 hours) and Key Feature Problems (3 hours).
Clinical: Clinical Competency Examination (CCE), about four hours: nine cases (four case discussions, five clinical encounters), each 15 minutes after 5 minutes reading.

Run by the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians, with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

Next dates

Sitting	Exam date	Apply or book
Written 2026	KFP 16 August, AKT 23 August 2026	Closed (9 April 2026)
CCE 2026	1 November 2026 (back-up date 8 November)	Closed
2027	Not yet published	Not yet published

Checked against the official site on 6 November 2026. Dates can change: always confirm with Hong Kong College of Family Physicians – Exam fees and 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 HKCFP Conjoint when you sign up, and the station timer runs 5 minutes reading, then a 15-minute case.
Run nine stations back to back to build stamina for a four-hour clinical exam.
Three roles on three devices, so a study group of three can rotate.
Track completion across all 166 key concepts.

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Other family medicine exams

MMed (Family Medicine), Singapore GDFM, Singapore MRCGP SCA (UK)FRACGP CCE (Australia)CCFP (Canada)MAFP–FRACGP Conjoint (Malaysia)FCFP(SA)MICGP (Ireland)

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