GP AKT Accelerator

190 out of 200. 95% in the Applied Knowledge Test.

January 2021 sitting. Structured AKT preparation for busy GP registrars: clear teaching, evidence-based revision, and an exam plan built by a UK GP.

Dr Kennedy Umege, UK GP (GMC 7592446; GP Register from 31 January 2023). MB BS 2004, University of Port Harcourt. UK-registered since August 2018.

At a glance

190/200

Applied Knowledge Test score

100%

Organisation and Management

£149

One-time launch price

  • Eight planned teaching modules mapped to the current AKT curriculum draft
  • Downloadable revision resources and a practical study plan
  • A mock exam debrief built around high-yield mistakes
  • Priority launch emails for candidates who want early access
  • One payment, no rolling monthly subscription

Checkout opens once Thinkific and Stripe finish configuration. Until then, the priority list keeps you first in line.

£149 is the total price. No VAT is charged, and there are no delivery or other extra charges.

For trainees under time pressure

Built for people balancing revision with clinics, on-calls, and ordinary life.

Evidence first

Teaching anchored to NICE guidance, the BNF, and exam-relevant NHS practice.

Organisation and Management

The section most candidates underprepare for, taught by someone who scored 100% in it.

Curriculum preview

The planned eight-week roadmap

This mirrors the current AKT curriculum draft. The exact lesson titles can sharpen before launch.

  1. Week 1

    AKT Decoded

    How the exam is structured, what the markers reward, and how to build a revision plan that survives real clinical work.

  2. Week 2

    High-yield clinical medicine

    Cardiovascular disease, diabetes, respiratory medicine, musculoskeletal conditions, and mental health through an AKT lens.

  3. Week 3

    Evidence and statistics that actually matter

    Critical appraisal, number needed to treat, sensitivity, specificity, and the statistics candidates usually overcomplicate.

  4. Week 4

    Prescribing and BNF confidence

    Safe prescribing, interactions, dose adjustments, and the medicine questions that quietly decide pass marks.

  5. Week 5

    Ethics, law, and Good Medical Practice

    Consent, confidentiality, safeguarding, capacity, and the judgement calls that show up in exam stems.

  6. Week 6

    Organisation and Management

    The section most candidates underprepare for, taught by someone who scored 100% in it.

  7. Week 7

    Health inequalities and NHS-relevant primary care

    A practical module on topics Kennedy already teaches in daily clinical work and public education.

  8. Week 8

    Mock exam and debrief

    A structured mock with explanations, weak-spot review, and a calmer final-week exam plan.

Dr Kennedy Umege

GMC register

  • GMC 7592446 — registered with a licence to practise
  • GP Register from 31 January 2023
  • MB BS 2004, University of Port Harcourt
  • UK full registration from 1 August 2018

Why Kennedy can credibly teach this

Dr Kennedy Umege, UK GP (GMC 7592446; GP Register from 31 January 2023). MB BS 2004, University of Port Harcourt. UK-registered since August 2018.

He scored 190 out of 200 (95%) in the Applied Knowledge Test in January 2021, including 100% in Organisation and Management (20/20).

Further qualifications

  • MRCGP
  • MSc Diabetes (Distinction)
  • PgDip Diabetes
  • DRCOG
  • DCH
  • DFM
  • Diploma in Urgent Medical Care
  • MSc Urgent Care (Distinction)
  • National GP AKT Mentor
  • AKT 190/200, January 2021

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FAQ

Questions candidates will ask

Who is this for?
GP registrars preparing for the Royal College of General Practitioners Applied Knowledge Test. It is especially useful if you want structure, calmer revision, and clearer exam judgement.
How much study time should I expect?
The page is built around an eight-week revision rhythm for busy trainees. The goal is focused, sustainable progress around clinics and life, not heroic cramming.
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Structured AKT preparation for busy GP registrars: clear teaching, evidence-based revision, and an exam plan built by a UK GP.

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