MRCOG Library alternative: how MRCOG AI compares
A genuinely modern Part 2 platform with a large EMQ bank, searchable guidelines and audio revision.
Side by side
| MRCOG Library | MRCOG AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 2,500+ SBAs and 3,100+ EMQs, Part 2 only | 1,850+ approved |
| Parts covered | Part 2 only | Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 |
| Pricing | Subscription, roughly £20–30 a month, 7-day trial | Pass Package per sitting from £199, paid once; monthly available |
| Free tier | Trial only, where offered | 50 questions free after a 5-day full-access trial, plus a free diagnostic |
| Spaced repetition | No | FSRS, the algorithm behind Anki 23.10+ |
| Offline study | Varies | Offline question caching in the browser |
Figures reflect what each platform advertises publicly and were last checked in 2026. Verify current details on their own site before deciding.
Where MRCOG Library is stronger
- A very large EMQ bank, which Part 2 candidates need and most banks skimp on
- 500+ searchable guidelines and 282+ revision guides
- 526+ audio overviews for revision away from a screen
- An AI guideline-search assistant
What it does not do
- Part 2 only, with nothing for Part 1 or Part 3
- No confirmed spaced repetition
- Subscription only, with no sitting-scoped package or pass guarantee
Which should you use?
The strongest Part 2 alternative, and worth a look if Part 2 is all you need. MRCOG AI covers all three parts, schedules revision with FSRS, and sells access to a sitting with a pass guarantee, with a monthly option if you prefer one.
Every MRCOG AI question is original, written from published RCOG and NICE guidance, with the guideline cited in the explanation so you can check the answer against its source.
Both are worth trying before you commit. Free: 5 days full access, then 50 questions. No card.That is enough to judge the explanations against whatever else you are considering.
Compared with the other MRCOG question banks
MRCOG Library is a trademark of its respective owner. MRCOG AI is not affiliated with it. MRCOG AI is an independent educational tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).