Exam prep

Board exam prep (TUS): lessons, question bank and Disease Atlas

An explained and referenced question bank across basic and clinical medicine; mini and full mocks in the official format (net = right − wrong/4), spaced review that brings back what you are about to forget, and a study plan for your exam date. Mini TUS and Blitz 60 in the Arena add game-style practice.

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Try it as a guest in the Akademi; the exam-prep plan opens the lessons (Medical Programme), the question bank and the Disease Atlas together.

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What you learn

Skills you practise here

Learning the topic from the Medical Programme's weekly units (3D models, unit quizzes)
Exam-format questions across basic and clinical medicine
Consolidating diseases with referenced Disease Atlas pages
Weak topics with spaced review and under time pressure

How a session goes

From first click to feedback

1Read the topic in its Medical Programme unit
2Answer the exam questions on it; leave one blank when unsure
3Use 'Study this topic' in the explanation to go back to the lesson and the Atlas
4The review list and study plan suggest what to study next

Who it is for

Board exam (TUS) candidates
Final-year medical students
Graduate physicians

Questions are generated with AI and approved by an editor; each comes with an explanation and a source. Expert review continues; report any question you think is wrong with one click and it is taken out of scoring.

How to get it

Try nowNo account needed, sample content Personal planPlus / Pro: everything, your progress saved For your institutionAssignments, class reports, free trial Live demoWe show it to your team

Questions

Frequently asked

Can I try it without an account?

Yes, guests can answer a few questions a day. A free account raises the daily number; everything is in the Plus / Pro personal plans and Faculty and larger institution packages.

Are the mocks like the real exam?

Mocks use the official net scoring (4 wrong cancel 1 right) and question format. A score prediction appears only after enough calibrated questions have been answered.

Who writes the questions?

Questions are generated with AI, checked and approved by an editor and further reviewed by experts. Every question shows its rationale and source.

How is the Disease Atlas different from the virtual patient?

The Atlas teaches the disease: definition, signs, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis and exam points, every paragraph referenced. The virtual patient teaches you to manage it: you take the history, examine, order tests, diagnose and prescribe, and your decisions are scored. Read it in the Atlas, then manage the same disease in a virtual patient.

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