Apply for the MJDF Exam
MJDF Online Application Form
The only way of applying for the MJDF, both in the UK and overseas centres, is to apply online.
As soon as your exam fee has been taken using our online exam-booking facility, you are allocated a place in the examination*.
*Your exam place will be guaranteed once you have submitted all the necessary documentation
How to apply online
- Visit this webpage: http://www.rcseng.ac.uk/exams/apply-online
- Select ‘Register as a new candidate’ and proceed to enter your details. Please note, if you have already completed an activity at the RCSEng then we may already hold your registration details.
- Once you have successfully registered you will then need to login via the College website and under ‘Account Area’ select ‘Apply for an Exam’. Select the MJDF exam and the venue where you wish to sit the exam and once you have made payment you will be sent a confirmation email.
- If you hold and have provided a GDC number you do not need to send in any further documentation.
Please note:
- Candidates whose names do not appear in the current UK dentists registry (GDC) must submit evidence (in the form of original documentation or certified copies*) of the following:
a) Your primary dental qualification, together with the date of acquisition. The qualification you hold must be referred to on the following website http://avicenna.ku.dk/database/medicine/. If your qualification is not listed on this website you will need to provide a NARIC certificate (more information is available on https://www.naric.org.uk/naric/)
b) Registration document
* Copies of letters and certificates will only be accepted if they have been verified as a true copy. Attested copies must bear an original signature and official stamp (e.g. hospital stamp, university stamp, public notary stamp). Official English translations from a translation agency will be required for stamps or certificates that are not in English.
Please post the evidence to the following address:
MJDF
Examinations Department
The Royal College of Surgeons of England
35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
London
WC2A 3PE
United Kingdom
- Candidates must bring their current passport or a British driving licence to the examination. If you are not in a position to provide these you must produce an official document with your name, signature and a current photograph. If you do not provide some form of photographic identification, as detailed above, you may not be admitted to the examination.
Further information on the applications process for all parts of the MJDF, as well as fees payable, can be found in the Information for Candidates document.
Paper applications
We no longer accept paper applications.
Applicants are not permitted to enter both Part 1 and Part 2 examinations in the same diet
Regulation 3.b.(i) states: Candidates must have written confirmation of a pass in Part 1 before they may apply to sit Part 2.
In accordance with this regulation, applicants are not permitted to enter both the Part 1 and Part 2 examinations in the same diet. Applicants cannot secure a place onto the Part 2 examination, on the basis that they may pass the Part 1. Instead applicants must demonstrate that they have already passed the Part 1.
A diet is a specific examination period. The MJDF exam has two exam diets per yer - Spring and Autumn. Candidates cannot sit both the Part 1 and Part 2 in the same diet. The exception previously granted to this regulation, except in exceptional circumstances, will no longer be available. However candidates can sit both parts in the same year i.e. Part 1 in the Spring and Part 2 in the Autumn.
Those who continue to apply for both the Part 1 and Part 2 in the same diet will still have their application processed and exam fees taken. However their Part 2 admittance will be moved over to the subsequent diet. For example, if you enter to take the Part 1 in the Spring diet, then you can only sit the Part 2 in the following Autumn diet at the earliest. Applicants may apply for a refund prior to the application closing date of that diet.