Crush your medical exam, one card at a time.
Doctor-reviewed questions, smart flashcards, mocks that feel like the real thing — built on the official exam blueprint. Every answer checked by a practising clinician.
Invite-only while we’re in beta. No card, no payment — we approve requests by hand.
More than a question bank.
Most prep tools hand you ten thousand questions and wish you luck. We’re building the layer on top: the plan, the feedback, and the decisions that actually move a score — all resting on the one thing that matters most, content a doctor has reviewed before you see it.
What’s inside.
A focused toolkit — the things that actually move a score, each done properly.
Clinician-reviewed question banks
Single-best-answer questions matched to each exam’s format, with a detailed explanation for every option — why the right answer is right and each distractor wrong. A doctor reads each one before it reaches you.
Flashcards that learn your memory
A modern spaced-repetition engine schedules each card to the moment you’re about to forget it — so you review what’s slipping, not what you already know.
A study plan built around your exam date
Tell us when you sit. We shape the run-in — coverage, then weakness, then revision waves — and reschedule missed days without punishing you for falling behind.
Know not just what you got wrong — but why
Confidence calibration shows where you’re sure but wrong; an error breakdown turns “I’m bad at Renal” into a solvable list of knowledge gaps vs reasoning slips.
Realistic mocks, with a real debrief
Full-format, section-timed mocks — then a debrief that answers “I scored 58%, now what?”: your weakest areas, the delta since last time, and what to do next.
Progress that points you somewhere
A predicted-score range that moves with you, mastery tracked across the exam’s own topic map, and a dashboard that sends you where the marks are.
Two exams, done properly.
Built for international medical graduates from the start — each exam to its own format and clinical context, not a single-region app with the other bolted on.
A clinician-reviewed NEET-PG question bank, built to the NBE format.
India MBBS final-year → PG entrance
4-option SBA · 200 Qs · 5 sectional papers · +4 / −1 marking
Doctor-reviewed UKMLA AKT questions, mapped to the 2026 GMC content map.
IMGs worldwide + UK home students
5-option SBA · 200 Qs across 2 papers · NICE-aligned · no negative marking
Not ready to request access? See 5 sample UKMLA cards or 5 sample NEET-PG cards — no account needed.
The parts a generic qbank skips.
Each exam carries its own decisions, not just its own questions. We build those in.
- Score-to-rank calibration from historical data — shown as an honest band, never a fake number.
- Subject ROI: where another 10% of effort buys the most marks, from the official weighting.
- High-yield past-paper frequency, and counselling seat intelligence for the rank you’re tracking.
- Mapped to the 2026 GMC content map, with explanations grounded in UK practice and NICE guidance.
- NICE/BNF divergence flags where UK pathways differ from what IMGs trained elsewhere.
- A lifecycle tracker for the whole road — verification, exam, registration, first NHS post.
How we’re different.
Clinician-reviewed
A question only reaches you after a practising doctor has reviewed it through our clinician-review pipeline, led by lead reviewer Dr. Manju Raja, with a second reviewer on flagged items. No question goes live on the strength of an algorithm.
Built for IMGs
UKMLA AKT and NEET-PG in one place, each to its own format and clinical context — plus the things IMGs actually trip on, like UK pathway differences and counselling decisions.
A system, not a shelf
Questions are the start. The plan, the feedback on how you think, and the run-in to exam day are the point — so you study where it counts instead of grinding in the dark.
Reviewed by a doctor. Every question.
Every question on medexamhelper is read by a practising doctor before it reaches you. Our clinician-review pipeline — led by lead reviewer Dr. Manju Raja, with a second reviewer on flagged items — checks each one for clinical accuracy, current guidelines, and single-best-answer integrity. The ones that don’t meet the bar are rewritten or cut — not quietly published.
- 8,000+
- questions, doctor-reviewed
- 10,000+
- spaced-repetition flashcards
- ⚑ Blueprint-structured
- organised by the exam syllabus
No question reaches you on the strength of an algorithm alone. That’s the whole point.
Want in to the beta?
Tell us your exam and we’ll be in touch when a place opens up. Access is invite-only for now.