Authored by Australian GPs working in medical education.
FellowPath is an exam preparation platform for RACGP registrars sitting the AKT and KFP. Questions are written by specialist GPs in Australian general practice, including training supervisors and former examiners.
A group of Australian GPs, building the resource we wish we had as registrars.
FellowPath was started by specialist GPs working in Australian general practice.
We built FellowPath because the resources most registrars rely on were not keeping pace with the actual exams. Question banks were ageing, explanations skipped the reasoning, and the analytics were sometimes not specific enough. The first-time pass rate matters, both to registrars at the end of training and to the patients they will go on to see independently.
Pass the AKT and KFP first time, and carry the clinical reasoning into the rest of your career.
Senior clinicians write the question banks.
Every question on FellowPath is authored by an Australian-based GP with recent and direct involvement in RACGP training. We do not commission overseas writers, generic medical content or AI-generated stems.
Practising specialist GPs
Every author is an FRACGP-qualified GP working in Australian general practice. Questions are grounded in the conditions, decisions and uncertainty that fill a real consulting day, not textbook abstractions.
RACGP training supervisors
Several of our authors are accredited RACGP training supervisors. They sit with registrars week after week and know precisely where reasoning breaks down on the way to fellowship.
Former AKT and KFP examiners
Senior contributors include doctors who have written for, marked or sat on panels for the RACGP fellowship exams. Their judgement keeps the bank close to the standard the college sets.
Every question is reviewed before it reaches a registrar.
No item is published until it has passed through the four steps below.
Written against the RACGP curriculum
Every item is authored against a specific point in the current RACGP curriculum.
Questions are peer reviewed
After authoring, each question is peer reviewed for clinical accuracy against current Australian guidelines. Questions are assessed on construction, distractor logic and the quality of the explanation.
Tight stems, defensible answers, explanations that teach
Stems are tightened to a single defensible decision point. Explanations cover the reasoning behind the correct answer and the common traps in the distractors, so that getting an item wrong actually advances your preparation.
Updated as guidelines and the exam evolve
Therapeutic Guidelines, RACGP position statements and Australian clinical guidance shift through the year. We monitor the major sources and update affected items.
Analytics that direct your next study session, not just report your last one.
Most registrars do not run short of effort, they run short of time. Good analytics direct the time you have toward the topics that will move your score, and away from the ones you already have. FellowPath tracks accuracy and confidence by domain, sub-topic and question type, so the gap between what you think you know and what you can answer under pressure is visible from the first session.
Performance broken down by every domain on the RACGP curriculum blueprint, so you can see exactly which areas are underperforming.
We capture how sure you were on every answer. Wrong answers and topics are flagged as priority revision.
Case time to answer for the KFP, so you can see whether you are losing pace on long stem cases before the real exam reveals it.
Your score, accuracy and topic results tracked across every attempt and mock, so you have an idea of exam preparedness.
FellowPath acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work, and pays respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community.
Sit the AKT and KFP with confidence.
Prepare with a question bank written by senior Australian GPs, reviewed against current guidelines, and paired with analytics that show you exactly what to revise next.