For Australian doctors
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where you
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For Australian doctors applying for specialty training. Score your CV against your college's published selection criteria in 5 minutes, and identify the gaps that matter.
Choose a specialty
Explore 90 specialty pathways in Australia.
Complete your CV calculator
Answer questions about your experience, research and background.
Find your strengths and gaps
See how competitive you are and how to strengthen your application.
Your next step
Explore what intoSET can do for you.
- Doctors in training
- Already on the program
Start with a specialty
Read what a specialty requires, score yourself against it, or find a mentor already on it.
Specialty guides
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Sessions you could offer
- MMI preparation
- Mock interviews
- Portfolio & gap analysis
- Application strategy
- CV & written application review
- Research project guidance
- OSCE preparation
- Career pathway planning
- Mentorship
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Your project. Your terms.
- Define time commitments, authorship, required skills and available places.
- Review each applicant’s portfolio and decide who joins.
Where the data comes from
Made by doctors, for doctors.
See the sources behind the figures.
Straight from the colleges
Every calculator includes references to its sources, whether that’s a college’s own points table or its published selection statement.
How the scoring works
Where colleges publish points, we use their exact values. Where they publish criteria without points, we apply our own weighting and label the result indicative.
- 14College point tablesExact points published by the college.
- 76Published criteriaintoSET weighting · Indicative result
Peer reviewed
Everything on our site is reviewed by specialists and doctors in training to help keep the information accurate and up to date. However, mistakes can happen, and selection rules can change, sometimes every year. If you spot something that looks wrong or out of date, send us the source and we’ll review it and update the site where needed.
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Start with your score
Score your CV against your college’s published criteria. See which specialties your portfolio competes best in, and what to fix before the round opens.
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