KFP and AKT will stay paper based ‘for the foreseeable future’

The risks of exam software failing are too high, says RACGP CEO Paul Wappett.
Sarah Simpkins
Paul Wappett
RACGP CEO Paul Wappett.

The RACGP is sticking with pens and paper for two of its fellowship exams, the Key Feature Problem and Applied Knowledge Test, having decided computer-based tests are too risky.

After a remote exam failed disastrously in 2020, the RACGP made another attempt at a computerised Key Feature Problem (KFP) earlier this year.