Before taking the Fellowship Examination of the Cook College of Physicians and Surgeons  Specialty Examination Part - I and II in any of the Specialities, you must have completed speciality training in New Zealand, United Kingdom, Australia or abroad (for Intercollegiate examination). 

You must have attained a Postgraduate Medical Specialist Certificate / Certificate of Specialist Training (CST) In a given Medical/Surgical Speciality, this takes a minimum duration of 3 years for Physicians and 5 years for Surgeons.

The Fellowship Examination of the Cook College of Physicians and Surgeons Speciality is taken by a Specialist Physician/Surgeon or Specialist trainees in the last year of Specialty training.

Normally after Specialty Training, this Examination is commonly known as the 

FCPS(CK) 'Exit Examination' you will be expected to take and successfully pass two key exams: the Fellowship Exam of the Cook College of Physicians & Surgeons (in your Chosen Soecialty) Part - I and II.