Scattered everywhere. Collected here.
The books, the question banks and the past papers residents chase across Telegram channels — gathered into one bank. The same MCQs that are already in your own book, except here you answer them on screen and get the reasoning back.
A 62-year-old man with hypertension is brought to the emergency department after his wife noticed sudden right-sided weakness and slurred speech. He was last known well 2 hours ago. Blood pressure is 178/96 mm Hg, glucose 132 mg/dL, INR 1.0, platelets 240,000/µL. NIHSS is 12. Non-contrast head CT shows no hemorrhage and no established hypodensity.
Which of the following is the most appropriate next step?
One place instead of twenty
The material for this exam is scattered — a Telegram channel, a senior's drive, a paid app with one book in it, photographs of somebody's photocopy. This is the same material, collected.
The same MCQs as your book
Not a summary of your textbook and not a different set of questions. The questions that are already in it, answerable on screen, marked as you go, with the reasoning written out.
Send us any book
Name or upload a book we do not hold and it goes into the bank. You are solving its questions 24 hours later.
A research portal
Final-year residents send a research request through the portal — the study and the data go in, and the thesis, tables and figures come back within 7 days.
It is all free
Every question, every book and every past paper on the shelf, from the moment you sign in. Nothing in the bank is locked and there is nothing to pay for.