“Royal FRCR lectures are simple and easy to understand if you print it its perfect, with excellent teaching quality.”

“Royal lectures Honestly, they were more than excellent. I highly recommend listening to them more than once—may Allah reward the person who made them. They made a big difference in consolidating the information, especially the tips and tricks lectures, which were very helpful for revision before the exam..”

I recommend studying the PDFs by Dr. Islam (Royal FRCR)—may Allah reward him. They are honestly excellent because they summarize everything clearly without unnecessary details. They also include images. In my opinion, they can even replace Crack

thank you so much, i passed this exam finally, I'm British born. i watched every single lecture more than one time. and you helped me so much

The topic is definitely demanding and requires effort, and success in it needs a lot of dedication. But using Crack the Core along with Dr. Islam’s Royal FRCR explanations—which are excellent and simplified—covers the most important points that truly make a big difference.
Wishing everyone success.

Honestly, I was very upset and stressed, but truly… your lectures made a huge difference for me in the Egyptian trainees’ accommodation during the July exam sitting.
By Allah’s grace, I passed. I didn’t complete all your lectures, but the branches/topics I studied from you made a big difference for me.
May Allah place your knowledge and work in your scale of good deeds.

 I decided to stick with Royal FRCR videos. Dr. Islam put in tremendous effort—huge thanks to him. I watched all the videos three times:
 I had subscribed to Dr. Islam’s YouTube channel, where he posted a chest revision + mind maps video for members only.
Honestly… I feel like that video is what made me pass 😂
I scored 36/40 in chest, while in another module like MSK, I barely passed 😅
So I really hope more mind map videos are added.

 I relied completely on Royal FRCR videos by Dr. Islam Samy (YouTube) for explaining and summarizing the book.
Royal FRCR videos
I watched them at least 3 times, and some topics even more.
Toward the end, I watched them at 2.5× speed, finishing a full module in about 2 hours, then solving questions from different sources.
In the last couple of days before the exam, I relied only on the Tips & Tricks videos for each module.