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Trainees undertaking subspecialty training must complete a written and oral examination (with the exception of the Certification in Urogynaecology (CU), which does not have an oral examination).

Examination and registration dates for 2025 have been confirmed as detailed in the tables below.

A link to an online registration form will be visible when applications are open for your preferred exam date.

Please note that applications close at 5:00 PM AEST. Late applications will not be accepted.

As outlined in the �鶹ֱ��Regulations (Section C5.3), the eligibility criteria for subspecialty written and oral examinations are as follows:

Written Examination:

Subspecialty trainees will be eligible to sit the Subspecialty Written Examination when, at the closing date for applications for that examination, they have been credited with a minimum of forty-six (46) weeks FTE of prospectively approved and satisfactory training in the subspecialty training program.

Oral Examination:

All subspecialty trainees, except for CU trainees, will be eligible to sit the Subspecialty Oral Examination when, at the closing date for applications for that examination, they have been credited with a minimum of forty-six (46) weeks FTE of prospectively approved and satisfactory training in the subspecialty training program.

Important Reminder:

Candidates planning to sit the examination must submit their Training Assessment Record (TAR) as soon as possible after the end of the semester and well before the stipulated due date to allow sufficient time for review and approval. This is particularly important for candidates who have not yet been credited with the minimum required training weeks (46 weeks) at the time of submitting their expression of interest for the examination. In such cases, approval of the TAR by the application closing date is essential to meet the eligibility criteria.

Please follow the steps below to apply online.

Before submitting your application, please refer to the �鶹ֱ��Regulations (sections C4–C5 on the Subspecialty Examinations) and the Examinations Policy and Procedure (section 2-Subspeciality Examinations Written and Oral) for more information on topics such as eligibility, availability of places and withdrawals.

Trainees must complete a written and oral examination for subspecialty certification in:

If you’re undertaking subspecialty training in urogynaecology (CU), you must complete a written examination only.

Any requests for examination accommodations must be made by an application for special consideration, accompanied by evidence of the exceptional grounds for the application. For further information pertaining to Exceptional Circumstances and Special Consideration, refer to the Exceptional Circumstances and Special Consideration Policy – RANZCOG

Trainees can access the below resources to prepare for the subspecialty examinations.

Trainees will be advised of the release date for results at a pre-examination Q&A webinar held prior to the examination.

On this date, you will be able to access your results by logging into Integrate with your five-digit �鶹ֱ��ID number and your password.

The College recommends accessing your Integrate account well before the release date to confirm your login details. To reset your password, please click the ‘Forgotten password’ link.

Please note that the College has several mechanisms in place to check all examination results during processing to ensure they are correct prior to release. As such, the College does not remark examinations unless a procedural error has been identified after results have been released.

The below policies relate to examinations and may be of interest. More information on examinations can also be found in the �鶹ֱ��Regulations (sections C4–C5 on the Subspecialty Examinations). We recommend all trainees refer to these policies to be well informed prior to submitting their registration form to undertake the examination.

General enquiries

For general enquiries, please contact the Examinations team via email at: examinations@ranzcog.edu.au

Our team can assist you with: