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Prepare for the RACGP SJT / Casper Test With Structured Practice
Get into RACGP and ACRRM GP Training with GPInstitute’s SJT CASPer™ Test Course
Securing a position in RACGP or ACRRM GP training is highly competitive, requiring exceptional skills in Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs). GPInstitute’s tailored SJT course equips you with the knowledge and strategies needed to excel. Our program focuses on the core competencies required by RACGP and ACRRM, offering practical training aligned with Australian medical standards.
You get one chance, make the most of it. With our expert guidance, scenario-based practice, and insights into the latest selection processes, we help you stand out and achieve your goal of getting your preferred RTO and become the best GP in Australia.
👉 Improving Your CASPer Test CASPer™ Scores: A Guide for RACGP AGPT Applicants
2026 Course features at a Glance
👉 Sample Practice RACGP SJT CASPer™ style typed and video response test
Program highlights
👉 We Offer Mock Practice sessions- LIVE group webinars include 1-on -1 feedback session 👈
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Financial Support May Be Available During GP Training
Eligible trainees may qualify for government incentive payments after entering GP training. These programs operate independently of GP Institute. GP Institute cannot guarantee:
- eligibility
- payment
- timing
- amount
- whether a payment can be used toward course fees
Workforce Incentive Program – Doctor Stream
| Program | Description | Payment Details |
| Nationally Consistent Payments for Registrars | Payments to registrars in rural MMM2-7 locations for six-month terms, covering relocation, travel, education, and well-being. | MMM2: $1,800 MMM3-4: $3,425 MMM5: $4,810 MMM6-7: $9,250 |
| Flexible Fund Placement Incentives | Payments to support registrars in priority workforce areas for relocation, education, child care, and training costs. | Payments range from $5,000 to $45,000 per six-month training term |
| HELP Debt Reduction for Rural Doctors | Eliminate HELP fees for eligible doctors working in rural locations for the full or half length of their degree. | MMM 3-5: Full degree MMM 6-7: Half degree |
| Workforce Incentive Program (WIP) | Incentives for AGPT registrars providing eligible primary care services in MMM 3-7 locations. Payments are based on remoteness and duration in location. | Payments range from $4,500 to $60,000, starting from year 2 onward, depending on duration and MMM classification. |
| Rural Procedural Grants Program (RPGP) | Grants for GP registrars with advanced training in rural procedural services to attend continuing professional development. | Grants of up to $32,000 for maintaining or increasing procedural and emergency medicine skills. |
Please Note: The above information is only for educational purposes. For current updated information please visit the respective organisational websites.
As per the GPRA VR GPs typically earn between $350,000 to $450,000.
GP income varies substantially according to:
- working hours
- location
- billing model
- patient volume
- percentage of billings
- practice expenses
- employment or contractor arrangements
- procedural work
- after-hours work
- incentives
Disclaimer: On this website or anywhere else, GP Institute is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Acuity Insights or its Casper-style test. Any references to Casper-style tests are for informational purposes only and do not imply any partnership or official recognition by Acuity Insights. All information on the website is only indicative and does not constitute Federal or Govt Grants/ incentives. Please make your own informed educational decisions
Pros and Cons of not securing a RTO of choice in the RACGP AGPT Training Program. (Informational article only)
We wish you all the best in the entry exam!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RACGP National Entry Assessment? It is an online situational judgement assessment used in the RACGP entry process for eligible AGPT and FSP applicants. Acuity Insights delivers the assessment and refers to it as the Casper Test.
Is it a clinical knowledge exam? No. RACGP states that the assessment does not test clinical knowledge, although some scenarios may take place in clinical settings.
How many scenarios are there? The current assessment contains 11 scenarios and 22 open-ended questions.
How many video scenarios are there? There are four video-response scenarios. Each contains two questions. Candidates currently have one minute to record each answer.
How many typed scenarios are there? There are seven typed-response scenarios. Each contains two questions. Candidates currently have 3.5 minutes to answer both questions.
Can I sit the test twice in the same year? No. Current RACGP rules allow candidates to sit the National Entry Assessment once per calendar year.
Does the assessment apply to both AGPT and FSP? Yes. A result may apply to eligible RACGP AGPT and FSP applications made within the same calendar year, subject to current RACGP rules.
Is this test used by ACRRM/ RVTS? No. ACRRM and RVTS currently use a separate selection process. Applicants who progress to its interview stage complete SJTs/ MMIs rather than the RACGP National Entry Assessment.
Does GP Institute use real assessment questions? No, GP Institute practice scenarios are independently developed by experts and professionals to simulate the real exam only.
Does GP Institute guarantee selection? No. GP Institute provides educational preparation only. RACGP makes selection decisions.
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