SJT
45 scenarios in 94 minutes, set at intern or SHO level. Rank five actions, or select the best three of eight. Your SJT score decides who is shortlisted and carries into the final ranking.
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Practice for both GP training tests, written around Irish hospital life. Every answer comes with the reasoning behind it.
Questions · Grand Mocks · interview scenarios
Taken online in one sitting: the SJT first, then a 10-minute break, then the CPST. Allow about three hours. Neither is negatively marked, so answer every question.
45 scenarios in 94 minutes, set at intern or SHO level. Rank five actions, or select the best three of eight. Your SJT score decides who is shortlisted and carries into the final ranking.
50 clinical questions in 60 minutes across 16 topic areas. Five options, one best answer, set at the standard of a current intern. You must reach the pass mark to be shortlisted.
If you’re shortlisted, the next stage is the Scenario-Based Competency Assessment. Practise timed scenarios, then compare your answer with model points and pitfalls.
Format from the ICGP’s SJT & CPST Blueprint 2026. Check the current Guide to Applicants for this year’s dates.
Training runs through 13 regional GP training schemes: two years in hospital posts, then two in general practice.
SHO posts in areas such as emergency medicine, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, medicine and psychiatry, with weekly half-day teaching on your scheme.
Two years in a training practice under a GP trainer, with two hours of teaching from your trainer and a full day of scheme teaching each week.
Check each answer as you go, or answer everything and review at the end, against the clock if you like.
Ranking answers lose a point for each place out, so you can see how close you were.
Each SJT option has its own note on why it’s right or wrong, not just the answer key.
Your dashboard puts your weakest topics on top, with a rhythm strip of your daily scores.
A study tool for doctors applying to GP training in Ireland. It covers the Situational Judgement Test (SJT), the Clinical Problem-Solving Test (CPST) and the training interview.
SJT scenarios on patient safety, confidentiality, capacity and consent, probity, teamwork, safeguarding and professionalism. CPST questions on emergencies, infection, paediatrics, women’s health, cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, psychiatry and more.
The starter bank is sample content written for this build. Before anyone relies on it, it should be reviewed by doctors who know Irish practice.
Yes. Ranking questions work by dragging, with arrow buttons as well, so they’re easy on a small screen.
Yes. Each Grand Mock has an SJT paper and a CPST paper. Sit the SJT first, as on the day, with each paper against its own clock at exam pace. You get a full review at the end.