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Assessments and Examinations Candidate Handbook
Part 2: RACGP Fellowship examinations
Last revised: 09 May 2023
While the RACGP makes every effort to ensure exams run smoothly and without incident, occasionally the delivery might not go to plan.
If an incident occurs during your exam that you believe has a significant effect on your performance in the exam, we encourage you to advise the exam staff at the venue immediately after the incident, or notify the RACGP by emailing examinations@racgp.org.au within two business days of the exam. You may receive compensation. Any incident reported later than two business days will not be investigated.
If something happens during an exam that isn’t considered an incident, you won’t be compensated. Examples of issues that aren’t considered incidents include, but are not limited to:
The Council of Censors (or delegate) investigates all incidents, including the impact of the incident on a candidate’s performance, before results are released. If a candidate fails the exam and an incident is determined to have impacted their performance, compensation may be provided. Compensation is available in the form of a reduced enrolment fee for a future exam of the same segment. There are no other forms of compensation available. We won’t re-mark your exam or adjust your results.
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