Medical QBank & AI Tutor
Learn medicine by reasoning, not memorizing.
Original clinical questions, a Medicine Library, and AI-guided reasoning for licensing and postgraduate examinations.
Independent educational platform · Built for medical learners worldwide
The Mahazanaka method
Recognize, reason, prioritize, act safely.
- 01
Recognize
Identify the key clinical pattern.
- 02
Reason
Connect findings to mechanisms and differential diagnoses.
- 03
Prioritize
Determine what matters most.
- 04
Act safely
Choose the appropriate next step while protecting the patient.
Choose your exam
Choose an examination.
Counts are the questions that exist. Progress is the record on this device, not a prediction.
USMLE Step 1
Mechanisms and foundational science, applied to a clinical stem.
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StartUSMLE Step 2 CK
Diagnosis, investigation, and the next step in care.
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Sequencing, monitoring, and disposition. Case simulations are not included yet.
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StartMRCP(UK) Part 1
Best-of-five questions on core medical knowledge.
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StartMRCP(UK) Part 2 Written
Applied reasoning from a clinical vignette.
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StartMMedSc Internal Medicine Entrance Examination
True/false practice for the entrance examination. Independent material.
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StartAMC CAT MCQ
Original one-best-answer practice across the published AMC content areas. Not the adaptive exam.
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StartPLAB 1
Original single-best-answer practice. The examination name remains PLAB.
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StartMCCQE
Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination. Formerly called MCCQE Part I.
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DHA General Practitioner licensing preparation
Not open. Assessment depends on professional title. A current official general-practitioner blueprint has not been verified, so no questions and no blueprint percentages are shown.
The study screen
One decision at a time.
- 01Clinical question
- 02Reason through the case
- 03Submit a decision
- 04Understand the explanation
- 05Ask Mahazanaka AI
- 06Identify weak areas
- 07Improve
Mahazanaka AI
Go beyond the explanation.
Ask why. Challenge a distractor. Explore the mechanism. Change the clinical scenario. Test your reasoning.
Open a questionMahazanaka AI
A reasoning companion. Not a treating physician.
- Why is this option less appropriate?
- It treats a stable patient as if they were in shock. The vignette does not support that step.
Illustration of the tutor panel. Not a live reply.
Quality
Built around clinical reasoning and responsible medical education.
AI-assisted creation. Physician-led clinical judgment. Evidence-informed review.
Original
Original synthetic clinical scenarios designed around learning objectives.
Physician-led
AI may assist the workflow, while clinical judgment remains physician-led.
Evidence-informed
References and authoritative sources are incorporated progressively into the review process.
Independent educational platform. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any examination board or medical licensing organization. A published item is not a claim that every question has completed physician review.
Quality and editorial standardsOn this device
Mistakes, saved questions, and study rhythm stay in this browser. Nothing here is a pass probability.