What makes RACGP CASPer practice different
The scenarios are still about everyday judgement: conflict, trust, fairness, communication, mistakes and pressure. The difference is the standard. A doctor is expected to show more mature reasoning than a medical-school applicant, because the lived experience should be visible.
Shaped by years of candidate feedback. We continually refine these scenarios using what returning AGPT and FSP candidates tell us about how the assessment actually feels: increasingly workplace-based situations, colleagues from different backgrounds and levels of experience, and stations that focus on a single competency such as resilience or problem solving. These are original practice cases written from those reported themes - we never reproduce secure or live exam material.
Strong answers do not just state the action. They show what you would clarify, what each person may be feeling, why your response is fair, and how you would communicate it without becoming cold or procedural.
Registrar-level sample stations
These are original practice prompts. They are not leaked RACGP or Acuity content. Use them to practise showing the human reasoning behind your decision.
Station 1: The overloaded colleague
A colleague in your training group has become increasingly short with other team members. They are still doing their work, but people have started avoiding them. You hear that they are caring for a seriously unwell parent outside work.
- How would you approach the situation?
- What would you want to understand before deciding what to do?
Station 2: The dismissive comment
During a teaching session, a senior person makes a dismissive joke about a student who asked a basic question. Several people laugh. The student looks embarrassed and says nothing.
- What concerns does this raise?
- How would you respond in a way that protects the student without escalating unnecessarily?
Station 3: The unfair opportunity
A desirable teaching opportunity is repeatedly being offered to the same confident member of your group. A quieter colleague tells you privately that they feel overlooked but do not want to seem difficult.
- What would be a fair way to handle this?
- How would you balance advocacy with respect for your colleague's privacy?
How to review your answer
| Access level | What you can do |
|---|---|
| No account | Try 3 timed practice stations on the device. AI feedback and saved history are not available without an account. |
| Free account | Use the full CASPer station bank, save responses, track progress, and receive 1 standard CASPer AI review per day. |
| RACGP CASPer Pro | $80/week. Unlimited RACGP-mode typed AI feedback while subscribed, calibrated for AGPT/FSP doctors rather than school-leaver medical applicants. |
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