FREE ESTIMATE · GEN SURG

Estimate your General Surgery (ST3) score

6 questions covering the sections that account for most of the variation in scores. It is deliberately not the full framework — the estimate tells you roughly where you stand, not what to submit.

Appendicectomies completed — Cases where you only assisted do not count
1.Appendicectomies completed — Cases where you only assisted do not count
Publications, two best — five marks per qualifying publication (PubMed-indexed with a PMID and an impact factor). Assessors also weigh authorship, study quality and impact factor, so treat this as a rough self-estimate.
2.Publications, two best — five marks per qualifying publication (PubMed-indexed with a PMID and an impact factor). Assessors also weigh authorship, study quality and impact factor, so treat this as a rough self-estimate.
Academic presentations, two best — five marks per presentation at national or international level (departmental, hospital and regional do not count; posters are allowed). Assessor-marked, so treat this as a rough self-estimate.
3.Academic presentations, two best — five marks per presentation at national or international level (departmental, hospital and regional do not count; posters are allowed). Assessor-marked, so treat this as a rough self-estimate.
Months in General Surgery post-foundation — Posts must include both unselected emergency and elective general surgery
4.Months in General Surgery post-foundation — Posts must include both unselected emergency and elective general surgery
Stand-alone degree — Intercalated degrees do not count, including where they are a mandatory part of a training programme
5.Stand-alone degree — Intercalated degrees do not count, including where they are a mandatory part of a training programme
Complementary specialty experience
6.Complementary specialty experience

0 of 6 answered. Unanswered questions score zero, exactly as they would on the real form.