About the National Entry Assessment

The RACGP National Entry Assessment is an online situational judgement test (SJT) delivered by Acuity Insights, known as the CASPer test. It's a required step for anyone applying to the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program or the Fellowship Support Program (FSP).

The assessment evaluates your ability to reflect on and respond to interpersonal and professional dilemmas using critical reasoning and social interpretation. It does not test clinical knowledge.

All eligible applicants for the AGPT 2027 or FSP 2026.2 programs must complete this assessment. You'll need an Australian or New Zealand medical registration number when booking.

You can only sit the assessment once per calendar year (1 January–31 December). If your performance doesn't meet the required standard, you won't be eligible to apply for any RACGP programs for the remainder of that year.

Register a free account with Acuity Insights as early as possible. This gives you access to a full 11-scenario practice assessment and the ability to submit special consideration requests.

PRAXIS provides additional timed practice scenarios that mirror the real format, so you can build confidence with the timing and response structure before sitting the actual test.