Join us for an in-depth MSRA SJT (Situational Judgement Test) Clinic led by Dr. Saumya Bhagat, designed to help candidates understand and excel in this critical component of the Medical Specialty Recruitment Assessment (MSRA). In this session, Dr. Bhagat will provide expert insights into the SJT’s format, scoring criteria, and essential strategies for selecting the best responses to complex scenarios. Attendees will gain practical advice on how to approach different question types, improve their decision-making skills, and enhance their readiness for the exam.

This webinar is an invaluable opportunity for everyone preparing for the MSRA to build confidence and improve their performance in the SJT section.

Summary

Dr. Saumya Bhagat will be leading an insightful MSRA SJT (Situational Judgement Test) Clinic for candidates preparing for the Medical Specialty Recruitment Assessment. This session promises to provide a comprehensive understanding of the SJT's format, scoring criteria, and will arm attendees with the necessary strategies to select best responses to complex scenarios. Improve your decision-making skills, get practical advice on tackling different question types and boost your exam readiness. Don't miss this priceless opportunity to build confidence and optimise your performance for the MSRA.

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Learning objectives

Understand the format and scoring criteria of the MSRA SJT (Situational Judgement Test) and the importance of this section in the overall Medical Specialty Recruitment Assessment.
Develop essential strategies for selecting the most appropriate responses to complex SJT scenarios presented in the MSRA.
Improve decision-making skills pertinent to medical situations as applied in the SJT, and be able to demonstrate reasoned judgement and targeted decision-making in complex scenarios.
Familiarize oneself with different types of questions likely to encounter in the MSRA SJT and gain practical advice on how to approach and answer each of them.
Enhance readiness for the SJT section of the MSRA by building confidence in one's abilities to understand and apply the principles of situational judgement in a variety of medical scenarios.

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