Your results will be published in your My College area which is a secure section of our website. Make sure you have your login details to hand.
This will include a breakdown of your individual station marks and your next steps.
After your results
Pass
If you pass, apply for registration with the GOC and get a full College membership. Until you receive your new GOC number (which can take up to 10 working days) as a qualified member, you can only perform the same supervised duties as you did while under pre-reg supervision.
Fail
If you fail, you can book a place at the next OSCE. You need to complete the Scheme within two years and three months of enrolling (plus any extensions granted), or have passed by your fourth attempt at OSCE, whichever happens first.
We calculate OSCE results using the Borderline Regression method. The Borderline Regression is a method of standard setting that is used by medical professionals all over the world. It is considered to be the most objective way of setting the standard for practical exams such as OSCEs and is recognised internationally.
To pass the OSCE, you normally need to pass 10 of the 14 OSCE stations and achieve the overall pass mark for the day.
Unlike Stage One and Stage Two, we do not give feedback on your OSCE performance. Examiners do not take any notes during the exam, they only complete the mark sheet. Because stations are re-used in future exams, we do not give out details of the objectives for a station.