1. To enhance understanding of the randomised controlled trial process, including the key elements, selection and analysis of data, outcome measures, and the principles of critical appraisal. 2. To gain comprehensive knowledge of key landmark upper GI trials in order to stay abreast with the latest developments and findings for improved patient care. 3. To develop the ability to critically review, interpret, and apply findings from medical research articles, especially those related to upper GI conditions, in daily clinical practice, hence promoting evidence-based medicine. 4. To cultivate strategies and techniques for successfully passing the FRCS viva by learning from experienced professionals, specifically focusing on areas like oral defense, argument construction, and stress management. 5. To encourage interactions among participants and with experts through an open forum, fostering a learning environment wherein participants can exchange insights, clarify doubts, and engage in meaningful dialogue about GI surgeries.