MRCEM SBA September 2025 Results: StudyMRCEM Shines Again

 


The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has released the MRCEM SBA September 2025 results. Conducted on September 11, 2025, the exam once again brought pride to StudyMRCEM, as our students achieved an impressive 97% pass rate, matching our January 2025 success.

How to Check MRCEM SBA Results

RCEM will notify candidates via email once results are published. You can view and download your result letter by logging in to your RCEM account. Feedback letters, including your score, pass mark, and cohort average, will be available within a week.

About the MRCEM SBA Exam

The MRCEM SBA is the second step after the MRCEM Primary. It tests candidates on clinical decision-making and emergency response skills.

  • Format: 180 Single Best Answer questions
  • Structure: Two papers (90 questions each)
  • Duration: 4 hours total with a 1-hour break

StudyMRCEM’s Success Story

This success highlights the dedication of our students and the quality training at StudyMRCEM. Congratulations to all achievers!

For those moving ahead, join our MRCEM OSCE courses with a 95% pass rate. And if you didn’t clear this time, don’t lose hope — our SBA repeat courses can help you come back stronger.

Contact StudyMRCEM today to learn more about our upcoming batches and special offers.

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  1. Dr Bhatia AcademyOctober 17, 2025 at 4:55 AM

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