An exam practice centre for medical students

Know the medicine.
Prove it under exam conditions.

14,111 single-best-answer questions with worked explanations, timed papers that sit the way the real thing does, and analytics that tell you what to revise next — not just what you got wrong.

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A worked explanation on every answer
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14,111 questions across 10 modules

14,111: Questions
396: Topics
10: Modules
17: Teaching weeks

Learn it. Practise it. Prove it.

One place for the three ways medicine is examined — the paper, the clock, and the conversation.

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Question bank

Work through it, not around it

Thousands of single-best-answer questions, each tagged to its module, week and topic. Every one carries a worked explanation that says why the other options fail — so a wrong answer teaches you something instead of just costing you a mark.

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Mock exams

Sit it before you sit it

Build a paper from any mix of modules and topics, set the clock, and take it end to end. Per-question limits mean pacing becomes something you have practised rather than something you discover in the hall.

Three medical students in white coats talking together in a corridor

Viva & FAQ

Ready for the questions asked out loud

Spoken-answer decks and FAQ sheets for the material examiners probe in person. The oral is the part most revision skips, and the part that is hardest to bluff.

Everything you need to pass

Built for the way medical exams are actually written — not a generic quiz app with a stethoscope on the front.

Explanations, not just answers

Every question is written up: why the key is the key, and why each distractor is tempting but wrong.

Exam conditions, not flashcards

Timed papers with per-question limits, so pacing stops being the thing that costs you marks.

Drill what you get wrong

Sessions rebuild themselves around your weakest topics instead of what you already know.

Know where you stand

Accuracy tracked per topic and module, so revision time goes where it changes your grade.

Browse by module

Semester 1 is live now. Every question is tagged to its module, week, and topic.

A DNA double helix unzipping at a replication fork while new strands are built

CBG

Cell Biology & Genetics

47 topics

1,067 questions

An arm bending at the elbow as the biceps muscle contracts

ANAT

Human Anatomy

57 topics

2,343 questions

Antibodies closing in and binding to the spikes of a virus

I&I

Immunity & Infections

72 topics

2,017 questions

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Revision that reads your own results

Every answer you give is scored against the topic it came from. The longer you use it, the more specific it gets about where your next hour should go.

Accuracy by topic, not just by paper. A score out of forty tells you how it went. A per-topic breakdown tells you what to do about it.
A ranked list of what to revise next. The study plan orders your weakest topics by how much of the bank sits behind them, so an hour goes where it moves the most marks.
Practice that follows your gaps. Sessions rebuild themselves around the questions you keep missing instead of the ones you already have.

Browse video resources

Curated YouTube channels for every topic across your Semester 1 modules.