Loved by students and doctors.

I came in the top decile this year after using your platform. I have no doubt that your site had a significant role in my exams results, and I am sure that I would not have done as well if I hadn't been a subscriber.

Really clear and user friendly, good quality questions which make it stand out from other question banks, especially the professional dilemma questions. I also really like the dashboard and progress feature showing your progress!

I prefer it to other questionbanks because of the detailed explanations of why all the other options are wrong. I felt that the questions available were the closet to my actual exam.

What I liked most were the high-quality questions, explanations for all answers (including the incorrect ones) and the brilliant notes after each question

I now consistently place 1st percentile in my written which I solely attribute to using Quesmed, so thank you for creating this resource and please keep up the good work.

I like how there's more focus on reasoning as opposed to memorising NICE guidelines (which are more stringent than AUS). The two step questions are really good, more difficult to other qbanks I've tried, which is a good thing.

As a group of medical students, preparing for finals, we have switched from using older Qbanks to quesmed because your questions tested what an FY1 needs to know, rather than niche questions.

I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to you guys! I just got my 2nd year mock results back and I smashed it! I couldn’t have done it without Quesmed and I’ve recommended it to all my friends

I got 84% in my finals and I think using Quesmed definitely played a part in this so thank you!

I've used quesmed since start of Y4 and it has been a lifesaver as a revision source at med school. The platform clinical SBAs and going through the PSA mock tests are what have been the most valuable and unique for me.

I used the question bank along with other Qbanks all year but found yours more similar to my university's style (MSCAA questions). Such as much more 2 step questions, the questions also made you think more which was more realistic to finals

Just got my 3rd year results a few weeks ago, jumped from just above average to almost the top decile! Thank you so much!

I got the highest ever marks of med school in my fourth year exams thanks to your platform. My raw marks in one of the knowledge papers was 78.8% which compared to my first year marks of 42% is wild.

I really love the content and the quality of the questions. It fits in well with the style of the Exeter progress (AMK) tests we do quarterly. Since starting to use it, I've sat in the top 1% of the year results. 😊

I just wanted to say thanks for the PSA questions! I got my results today (96%) and wouldn't have felt as prepared without the mocks!

The questions really test my understanding of the topics as they are thoughtful, complex, and clinically orientated. I have developed a much deeper understanding and exam confidence since using Quesmed

Loved the website layout with a very informative summary provided after every question, and the ability to filter questions to topics just revised to test knowledge.

User friendly platform with a nice, clean look that is not too cluttered and really easy to use. Questions simulated the exam really closely.

Excellent, very well organised and comprehensive platform. Notes have excellent level of detail including key examination/investigation/management, as well as answers to viva questions. Videos are excellent examples to learn examination style from

Large volume of detailed cases covering every scenario for the exam. Fantastic revision tool. I have recommended to many of my colleagues.

Clear explanations for each question. Easy to use web interface and handy app that allowed me to revise during my commute

I would like to express my thanks for the Quesmed platform. I have passed my PACES exam, first attempt, using Quesmed as my main source of revision. Thank you again!

I prefer it to other questionbanks because of the detailed explanations of why all the other options are wrong. I felt that the questions available were the closet to my actual exam.

Excellent coverage of MLA content map, lots of questions with helpful explanations. Boosted my confidence massively!

Concise yet comprehensive. The case-based approach and practical guidance gave me the edge I needed to pass PLAB 2 smoothly.

Absolutely loved it. The questions were so similar to the exam and covered so much content.

A great range of questions, and excellent for building your own mock exam on the topics you want to revise. I would not have passed finals without it. A very big thank you to the team!

The questions are really unique compared with other question banks: challenging, without leaning on rare conditions we don’t need to know.

I commute from Manchester to Leeds, which made fitting in study hours really hard. The question banks made my learning much easier, and I was able to pass my exams.

I used Quesmed from Year 3 right through to Year 5 and found it very useful, especially the PSA mocks, which were crucial.

I used the website and the app for all of fourth year. It was very well made, and the content was more relevant to clinical practice than other question banks. Quesmed alone got me into the second decile.

I think it’s brilliant, and one of the best websites for medical students. Please just keep the questions coming!

The Quesbook and how it’s organised, and the fact you can pick selective questions. I love that the answer options say why each answer is wrong.

I really enjoyed using the platform as a revision tool for my finals. Most questions are well phrased and make you think.

I find the Quescards and the question bank the most useful. I’m preparing for my final exams by learning about conditions with Quescards and consolidating with questions. It’s the best platform to navigate and learn from!

The question bank is very similar to our real exams.

Overall it was good and very helpful, and the notes in particular were very useful. Overall, it was a positive experience for me.

The question bank was very good, and I like the reasons given for each answer.

The most useful aspect is the way the questions are written: two-step, rather than straightforward recall.

The revision resources are really good and help highlight which concepts are important. The question bank covers a lot of topics, and I really like that every answer comes with an explanation and an option to comment and discuss with the community. Overall, an amazing platform that has helped me so much through my four years of study!

I thought it was very helpful. I especially liked the option of hiding the correct answers until you’d finished all the questions, which simulated an exam very well. The textbook was also very useful.

I love the scenario-based questions. They helped me a lot in my class tests.

The hard clinical questions helped me get into the top 1% in my Year 2 exam.

The UI is incredibly user friendly. The ability to study with others is brilliant, and having options to study both OSCE and AMK content is helpful.

The extensive question bank, as well as the flashcards for consolidating my learning. The OSCE resources too, to practise my history taking and examinations.

I think Quesmed is brilliant. My friends and I all used it for our Year 3 exams, and I’ll be using it next year.

A wide range of categories to study, not just “surgery” like other banks. The current difficulty level feels realistic.

The questions allow for topic-specific as well as general study, which I find really useful. I think the app is very useful and user friendly as it is.

The way the questions are split by condition is good. You’re doing a great job.

The Quesbook has concise notes for each condition, and I like the cheat sheets, which are very useful. I found the YouTube tutorials extremely helpful for revising.

I found Quesmed very helpful with my medical studies. The question bank and the revision notes were amazing, and I’ll definitely be using them again in the future.

Love it. I prefer it over other question banks, so I’d definitely use Quesmed again in the future.

The SBAs, with an individual breakdown explaining each answer.

The most useful feature is being able to select specific topics, such as psychiatry, and then narrow down to particular subtopics such as psychotic illness or suicide and self-harm. I find it really valuable, especially after learning a new clinical condition, because I can apply what I’ve learnt in a more clinically relevant context.

The service is great. It’s such a challenge to reduce volumes of information to pertinent, digestible forms, but Quesmed does an excellent job of this. The OSCE revision resources are top notch.

Questions that are relevant to what I may be asked in my exams, plus a wide range of notes on conditions.

I really like the specialty-specific question banks and the condition notes in the Quesbook.

I’m really enjoying this platform as a revision tool. I especially like the YouTube SBA teaching tutorials, as they’re nice to watch while I’m having meals after uni.

The number and variety of questions available. The university-specific mock exam was also really useful, and I like the daily flashcards.

I particularly like your question bank and use it a lot, along with the textbook feature.

I thought Quesmed questions were very good for consolidating knowledge and spotting gaps in my revision, and I’d certainly recommend doing questions like this to those in younger years.

I really liked using Quesmed! The app, the interface, the question bank, everything was great. I especially appreciate that it’s constantly evolving and getting better.

Progress tracking, high-yield questions and the Quesbook. The difficulty is spot on, and I like being able to change it.

I did about 4,000 questions on the question bank last academic year and surprised myself by scoring 71% in my third-year exams.

I really liked Quesmed. I found the textbook and question bank very useful for my finals, and I’ve recommended Quesmed to the lower years.

I really enjoy using the platform, probably my favourite platform to revise medicine theory on. I love that the Quesbook section has specific questions on each topic that I can practise, and I love the additional videos as well.

The Quesbook is very good, and I used it to learn the conditions. The Quesmed questions are the closest in style to BSMS questions, and the YouTube tutorials have been helpful for revision.

I like the explanations of why answers are wrong, rather than just showing the correct answer. The content is the right difficulty.

The textbook is a very concise and reliable information source and a good reference point to build learning on. The OSCE scenarios with interactive mark schemes are also very useful, and one of the best OSCE revision tools available.

I enjoy how the questions can be organised to be specific to diseases.

Being able to choose specific subtopics and repeat questions even if you’ve answered them correctly before. The PSA questions were absolutely the right level, and overall a very good mix.

The style of questions allows more clinical reasoning than other question banks. A fantastic platform.

I really like the questions and the notes provided. They’re very high quality.

I find the Quesbook, and the information on why each answer is right or wrong, very useful. I also find the mock OSCE stations very helpful, and I enjoy the platform as it is!

I love Quesmed, and I found the mock tests super helpful. It’s a great platform for revision, and I’ll definitely come back to it soon!

As a revision tool, compared with the other question banks available, it’s probably the most representative of my medical school exams.

Overall, I really enjoyed Quesmed and found it very useful. I used it for MCQ practice and for my PSA.

I like how you can make a question bank based on a condition, and how seamlessly you can do this on your phone too. It’s so much more convenient than other question banks. The OSCE tool was honestly a lifesaver, as it let me practise on my own when I wasn’t able to practise in a group.

The OSCE resources are phenomenal, and the range of question styles is incredibly useful for getting ready for exam season. A really useful and easy-to-use platform!

The explanation of why each wrong answer is incorrect, rather than just a general explanation like other question banks give.

I love the questions, as they’re very similar to the real exam questions I have encountered.

Quesmed was great, I really enjoyed the question bank! It follows the NICE guidelines, which is great as that’s what most of my exam questions are based on. Really great service.

It’s so easy to filter different topics in the question banks.

Quesmed has a broad spectrum of question types, from multiple-choice questions to OSCE clinical case scenarios, which was extremely useful for me during my 4th year exams. Progress monitoring, timed tests mirroring actual exams and mobile adaptability are perfect for studying anywhere. Consistent updates to align with NICE guidelines and user-centric customer support make Quesmed a comprehensive and indispensable platform for my learning. The platform is excellent and really hard to fault.

I found it really useful, especially the Quesbook for making notes and the practice questions.

The Knowledge Library is the part that sets Quesmed apart from other platforms. I read through a whole sub-topic to build a baseline understanding, then answer the questions to grasp the nuances and clinical application. I genuinely enjoy using the platform, and the UI is fun and makes me want to keep using it.

It’s a really good revision platform in terms of the questions and textbook you’ve made. As a resource for learning, it’s one of the first I reach for when I need something.

The arrangement of the textbook and the daily review flashcard section. I think it’s the right difficulty.

The psychiatry section on Quesmed is the best.

I’ve been really enjoying it, and I’m typing this on a break from practising some questions. I study best by doing something active like questions, and Quesmed helps loads because not only are there loads of questions, but there’s an explanation for each answer, which other platforms don’t always have. The user interface is really easy to navigate and nice to look at.

The test mode, and the ability to create certain sets of questions. I find Quesmed really useful.

I love using Quescards and the clinical questions. I believe this is why I was able to achieve my best result in medical school. A perfect platform that’s so easy to navigate and learn from!

I’ve used Quesmed for a few years during my degree and found it especially helpful for fourth year and OSCE practice. A really good medical revision site.

The Quesbook was super useful for learning, and the question banks were great for testing that knowledge, as were the OSCE resources. Pretty much all of it, to be honest!

The Knowledge Library is brilliant. The summaries are very concise, with a good level of detail. The mobile app is also very handy to use on the go.

It’s been very helpful, not only because it explains why the answers are right, but also why the other ones were not. I appreciate the Quesbook summarising the conditions too.

There are questions for everyone at different stages, from Year 1 to Year 5.

The platform is fab! It was a good learning platform and I’ll definitely recommend it to other students.

The explanations under each answer option. I like how you can choose from core, medium or hard questions.

I have enjoyed using Quesmed in the past, and I think the platform is very useful as it is.

The clinical question bank and the OSCE mock cases were the two sections I used most last year, and they helped me when studying alone and in small groups. I find the overall layout of the question banks great.

The textbook has a wide range of information and gives strong explanations for the questions asked.

The case-based questions, the smooth-running platform and how easy it is to see your progress.

Being able to supplement my study throughout the year with questions on the topics I’m learning, and the Quescards to make sure I’m up to date with all my content.

The revision notes, question bank and OSCE book were all essential components of my revision in fifth year.

I have enjoyed using the question bank, especially being able to select specific topics to improve my knowledge in specific areas.

The information provided with the answers, and I like that you can choose the difficulty.

The OSCE tool is exceptional and covers some excellent scenarios. Birmingham likes to throw the most random stations at us, and it certainly prepared me for a few of them.

I think it’s really useful for OSCE revision, and I’ll probably get it again in the future.

I found the OSCE cases really good to practise with.

The OSCE stations are an excellent resource, and the videos were extremely useful to me and my colleagues. The emergency medicine section was very helpful too.

I found the OSCE stations particularly helpful, especially the walkthrough feature, which explains how to approach the station.

The OSCE and CPSA mock scenarios. I also like the new updates to the interface.

I found the OSCE revision resources particularly helpful. No other platform has anything close to this. The question bank is also great, and I think the answers are much more clearly explained than in other question banks.

The dashboard helps me keep track of my revision, and the OSCE stations are brilliant for solo practice but also for working with friends ahead of exams!

The questions cover a wide variety of core conditions, and I can select exactly which ones I want to work on.

Your platform truly helped me. It got me into the top 5% in two of my exams last year at Plymouth.

I love the university-specific questions, and the detailed questions covering both the pre-clinical and clinical years.

A great variety of questions and scenarios, a great tool to revise together with the group study function, and a very useful Quesbook.

The variety and quantity of questions, and being able to filter by topic, so I only test myself on what we’ve covered so far and what’s relevant to our exams.

Overall, Quesmed was a really useful revision tool for my exams. The questions were more difficult than other question banks, so it really did prepare me well.

The Quescards, and the colourful charts and progress trackers that are generated automatically. Everything is perfect!

The answers tell you why the correct answer is right and why the others are wrong. A perfect level.

I really like Quesmed. I use a textbook to learn about a condition, such as pneumonia, then use Quesmed’s Quesbook function to find all of the questions related to that condition.

It’s an amazing platform with fantastic resources that help build confidence. It is probably the best medical resource currently available for medical students.

The explanations are very detailed, which is one of my favourite parts of the platform.

Questions that get to the point and are well representative of the broad syllabus. A great initiative.

A very clear interface, and I like that there’s a differentials section. The explanations are very clear, with good rationale for investigations, and a much nicer layout than other banks.

User friendly, and the notes were well organised and useful.

Your platform is the best of all question banks out there right now. To be honest, I entirely credit Quesmed with my passing finals with distinction.

My clinical partner and I found it so helpful, we both got around 85% in finals. It's harder than other Qbanks in that a lot of your questions have two or three steps to them, but it's great for getting top marks and pushing yourself.

The questions are of a really high standard - they really force you to think laterally and understand the basic physiology, which I appreciate a lot! Explanations below each answer, right or wrong to explain why.

The platform is incredibly useful and is excellent... it shows why certain answers are wrong, which is often the most useful facet. The book is a fantastic... high yield and easy to access for students at any stage of learning.

This is so great! Thank you so much for these questions - they really ground your understanding, while also introducing you to pathology

I really liked using Quesmed for my revision - I feel that it has the edge over other Qbanks with questions based on more in-depth knowledge and better explanations for the science behind pathology.

I graduated with a merit and I genuinely think I couldn't have done it with Quesmed. Thank you!

Hey, I just wanted to drop you guys a message to say thank you sooo muchh!! I just got my 3rd year results and I smashed them and I defo could not have done it without using quesmed!!!! I will defooo be renewing my subscription

I used it in 3rd year exams and single Handedly took me up three declines in one month! Really aim to get to top decile after my intercalation and can't wait to use the resource again!!

I’ve gone from failing my formative writtens last year to being 20+ marks comfortably over the pass mark in my summatives this year. My only revision difference is using quesmed and I’d recommend it to any med student!

I managed to score the highest I ever did in medical school (78%)!! I honestly thought they gave me the wrong results at first but man the question bank is seriously the bomb. My only regret is that I didn’t do it sooner!!

I just got my third year results the other day and not only did I pass but I got the highest percentage of all my years of medical school so far. Couldn’t have done it without quesmed! Thank you for making such an amazing platform!

I really feel like Quesmed was a big contributing factor to passing finals! I think the videos are excellent. The app was really good! Much better than others on the market. What a difference quesmed made to my life this year!

I'm a plymouth medical student and used your final mock tests for preparation for our AMKs. Super helpful along with the whole Quesmed platform - helped me remain in decile 1. Thank you!

I passed MRCP Part 1 easily thanks to your question bank! There was an excellent range of questions, covering all the specialties and difficulty levels I encountered in the exam. Thank you again.

Questions were representative of the syllabus and interesting. I learned a lot and it helped me pass my exam with flying colours

The textbook allows me to read up on the questions asked. It’s split very logically into clear sections, for example definition, epidemiology, pathophysiology, and management. This has been essential in sharpening my clinical medicine for Part 2. It’s also very user friendly, allowing you to mark sections as complete as you go along, and do questions related to topics you’ve just read.

I really like Quesmed. It has a lovely layout and the questions are very challenging and allow me to prepare better. The amazing App is also a bonus.

Website is really easy to use. Sounds of murmurs and respiratory noises integrated into videos, making it really useful to revise clinical signs from. Comprehensive textbook

The questions in the professional dilemmas were heavily matched to the exam, which was great as it enabled me to have a high score

Slick website and amazing app. Makes revision super easy when juggling work. Thanks

Questions are very well written. I would say similar to the exam

The question bank is easy to use and has helped me immensely in the past year. Having sat the PLAB Part 1 the questions were similar and stems were also similar in length.

Brilliant OSCE-style cases with structured mark schemes. Practised confidently and walked into the exam feeling prepared

The cases on Quesmed were often layered rather than quick recall, which helped me really understand conditions and presentations, and felt far more relevant to clinical practice.

The critical thinking built into the questions is what really separates Quesmed from the mostly fact-recall questions elsewhere.

The question bank is pitched at the right level and covers the whole syllabus really well. A really useful resource!

Quesmed has been brilliant. I’ve recommended it to lots of students in the years below. The two-step question style is much more like our exams than other question banks.

A great and valuable resource, especially for the AKT, and the CPSA side of Quesmed is really useful for my learning too.

The platform has been absolutely amazing. Even as an F1, I use it to go over disease processes. The questions were the right level for finals, and the information is concise and easy to memorise.

The app was great to have, as I could revise on the go in spare moments. It definitely helped my revision and improved my exam technique. I got 80%, so I think it worked!

I absolutely love the platform. It’s becoming really helpful now I’m moving on to more clinical subjects, and the questions are challenging and exam relevant.

The GP question bank is amazing, and there are really good OSCE and A to E stations too. The questions are very representative of real-life scenarios. The app is excellent.

I like the textbook. It’s useful and in line with the NICE guidelines, and the YouTube videos are good.

It was a really good platform and definitely supplemented my revision. Thank you for seeing me through my finals.

I enjoy that I can tick off sections I have read in the textbook. It helps me keep track of where I’m at and gives an easy visual of what else I need to cover. The questions are of a high quality, with really good explanations that are extremely helpful for my learning.

I love the flashcards. I feel this is something other question banks lack. It’s a little harder than other banks, but more similar to our final med exams in Ireland.

The explanations of why different answers are right or wrong, as well as the relevant Quesbook sections underneath the questions. In general it strikes a good balance between easier and harder questions.

The question bank, with questions in a similar style to my university’s exams.

I enjoy the flashcards and being able to track my progress on the platform.

The Qbank helps me see the most important things in a disease, and it has the right difficulty.

I loved the fact that the questions were very application based.

The textbook is a really good asset. Its condensed summaries are informative and easy to read, whether I’m revising a topic or learning it for the first time, and the questions after each topic let me check my understanding and fill any gaps in my knowledge. Quesmed is amazing and is my favourite.

The variety of the questions and the explanations. Some questions are really challenging and need a multi-step process to answer, which really prepares me for my medical school exams.

The crossing-out feature, the explanations under each answer option and being able to go straight to the topic from each question all support my learning.

I really like the different types of questions Quesmed uses, such as treatment, diagnosis and imaging questions. This really helps me understand and learn conditions holistically.

I found Quesmed genuinely useful for finals revision, a really useful platform. I definitely preferred Quesmed’s UI to some of the other platforms, as well as the app.

The platform was helpful for my revision, and the notes are nicely done and easy to follow.

A great platform with helpful questions and OSCE support. Thank you!

I like the test mode and the easy access to the textbook.

I like how you can pick and choose individual topics to be questioned on.

The textbook’s collapsible sections are really useful, and I found the colours showing whether you got answers right or wrong useful too.

The Quesbook, where I can understand more about a question I got wrong. The difficulty is just right.

I like how Quesmed is set out, and I like the questions.

I love the detailed explanations and information at the bottom of the page after each question. I often use them to make my notes. It’s so much easier than going through the NICE guidelines myself, as the information on Quesmed is synthesised and concise.

I really enjoyed using the platform. In particular, I found doing questions in test mode really useful, as I could do a mock exam with the same number of questions as my real exam. I’d absolutely recommend Quesmed to other students.

I found it very useful, as it covered not only the theory side but also the practical, and it was easy to navigate. I wish I’d heard of it earlier!

Quesmed has been very helpful for my finals revision this year. I used the question bank and the OSCE bank as well, which had very useful points for various OSCE stations.

The quality of the SBA questions and the Quesbook.

I find the questions fantastic. They’re similar to our written exams and have really good explanations of each answer. Quesmed has been invaluable over the last few years, and I have no doubt I’ll sign up again nearer my finals.

The OSCE tool and the wide variety of questions available. I really love using it.

The question bank, and the feature where I can search for a disease and have a whole page of content to learn and revise from.

I really like the MLA content map linkage in Quesmed. It really helps target revision to specific topics.

The OSCE platform and the offline Quesbook are extremely useful to have on placement, as is being able to download up to 200 questions on my phone to do on the go. I love the question bank, and I found the OSCE scenario videos incredibly useful!

I really like it as a revision tool, which is why, when I couldn’t access it, I went straight to renew.

I liked the platform and thought the questions were a good level of difficulty.

The question banks and OSCE cases are amazing.

Overall I found it very useful for preparing for finals, and the PSA section was very helpful. I think the questions were set at the right benchmark as well!

I genuinely really enjoyed the platform, and recommended it to and practised with a lot of friends. The questions were different from other platforms I’ve come across and often required you to think. Definitely enjoyed it, keep up the good work.

The ability to pick and choose the relevant topics to study and be tested on. Very satisfied, thank you.

Quesmed was a great way to revise for my Year 3 exams. I only discovered it recently, but it’s a useful resource for my learning and I found it beneficial for my exams. I’ll be using it again when I start Year 4.

The detailed explanations, and also the flashcards, which really consolidated all the learning.

The high-yield questions, and the algorithm that makes sure flashcards on topics we struggle with come up for us to review.

Quesmed has been invaluable to me throughout med school, so thank you.

Being able to select specific topics and questions to do in exam season, which I can’t do on other question banks.

The detailed answers, and questions that require multi-step problem solving.

Psychiatry has a load of questions, and in general it doesn’t feel like questions are being repeated.

The mock exams and the OSCE platform. I have really enjoyed using Quesmed in the past.

I really love Quesmed. I like the way we can pick a topic and bang out those questions, so it really helps with focused learning. When I used the revision cards, they were fantastic for learning tiny details. I also love that every answer option is explained, so I’m told why one answer is right but also why the others are wrong.

Good filtering of topics. I like that you can select a limited number of questions, and that each answer is explained.

The OSCE stations are a really cool feature. Overall, extremely useful content that teaches me a lot!

The flashcards on Quesmed are very useful for spaced repetition. I find it very useful, and the questions are helpful as well.

I thought Quesmed was great. I really liked the learning cards it gave you based on the questions you got wrong, and it had questions on areas that other platforms didn’t have at times.

I found the mock tests very useful before exams, along with the flashcards. The ability to choose difficulty is a great feature.

I found the notes on the platform particularly useful. The questions were more in keeping with my medical school’s exam questions than other question banks, which can focus too much on very niche facts that are unlikely to come up. The Quesmed PSA lectures were very useful too.

The question bank and the Quesbook really help, as they give clinical context.

I really like the Quesmed Knowledge Library. I like how it is clearly based on the NICE guidelines, which are linked at the bottom. I also really like the bank of questions.

So many questions to practise, in a similar style to King’s questions.

It was useful, and I passed my exam with 82%.

The level of difficulty of the questions, and the short videos discussing questions, which are like mini lectures.

The question banks, as they are similar to the KCL question style.

I love the platform. The Quesbook is great for revision notes, and the questions are excellent.

I enjoy using the question bank. It’s been very useful for my SBA revision.

The videos and the short descriptions after each question! They helped me so much to go through a summary of things quickly while doing the questions.

I’ve found Quesmed questions to be a similar style to my university’s, so they have been great to practise with and will continue to be in the future. The OSCE feature is also very useful.

The division of each specialty into concepts, so you can target specific areas during revision. It also helps to have a list of conditions you should be familiar with during each clinical rotation.

I really enjoy Quesmed for day-to-day revision. It helps a lot with retaining information.

The detailed revision notes that can be accessed alongside the relevant questions. As a third-year, the content feels about right for me.

I find being able to select the conditions and level of difficulty very useful! The app is also great for doing questions on the go, or on placement when it’s quiet. Thank you so much for providing us with this amazing platform.

The questions really encourage you to consider all aspects of a disease, from management to treatment.

I found it incredible and recommended it to lots of people. It was a real help, thank you!

I found the platform really helpful in passing medical school finals. The combination of flashcards, question bank and OSCE revision was perfect for my finals at Sheffield. I’d definitely consider using it again for further exams, and recommending it to others.

It’s great, and Quesmed covers topics that other question banks don’t.

It was really good. I especially enjoy the tutorials and the option to select the difficulty of questions.

The case studies are my absolute favourite. I do these questions every morning, and the information sticks in my head because it’s based on active learning.

The explanations, the high-yield info and being able to make custom revision sets. The daily flashcards help me review key concepts. A great platform overall.

The question banks, test features and OSCE resources were essential to me when revising for my exams.

I used the platform for OSCE practice and thought it was a great tool. I liked the variety of scenarios it covered and the way the stations were divided, and I really liked how it marked the ones you’d already done. I’ll definitely recommend it to others in the future.

I found Quesmed very good for exams, and the OSCE bank extremely helpful.

The practice OSCEs I can do with friends, using the feedback to help our learning, as well as the question banks. It’s a great resource.

The OSCE stations with the marking sheet are very useful for understanding what is assessed and marked in certain stations, and which questions to think to ask. I really like the Quesbook because it helps summarise topics before I do questions and has all the key points.

The difficult questions, which make you think and can’t be answered by pattern recognition, and the wide variety of OSCE scenarios with very detailed patient scripts and walk-through guides.

I think the features are incredible, and it’s great that you can adapt to your uni’s times. The scoring system is so helpful for building confidence, and the difficulty rating is helpful for stations too.

I thought the OSCE stations were really good and helped me prepare for my exams, which I passed!

The OSCE stations were probably the only resource I used in the lead-up to exams, and they were amazing. There’s no other succinct resource like it. The mark schemes were the most helpful feature.

A great variety of questions, and the explanation section at the bottom is very helpful. I loved the university-specific mock tests as well.

I love the scientific focus of the pre-clinical questions. They’re excellent for physiology.

The questions and the anatomy spotters are the parts I find most useful.

The pre-clinical practice questions are what I use the most, especially the pharmacology and physiology ones.

Choosing specific topics and the difficulty level really helps with a new topic. I start with 10 to 20 on medium, then do 20 more on hard. We also use it in PBL to go over the topic we’ve just covered.

The range of questions and the explanations for each answer. A good level, with the options of core, medium and hard.

The variety of questions covering different topics, all relevant to my level of learning. I appreciate the harder questions, which push my understanding and show me how to guide my thought process in exams.

The mocks, and the ability to select topics to personalise them to your preference. It’s the right difficulty, and being able to choose the difficulty is another great feature.

I love the flashcards, as they keep me on top of things.

The MCQs are a great way to test your understanding and recall. The pre-made flashcards are also great, and I love that you can make a deck of flashcards from all the questions you got wrong.

A nice-looking platform that’s easy to navigate and never cluttered. I prefer how the post-answer section is split into epidemiology, differentials and so on, which makes for easy reading. Nice UX and UI design, miles better than other platforms.

The questions are quite interesting, and the explanations are good.

User friendly, with an encouraging approach and good explanations of the answers. Highly recommended.

It was great to have a bank of questions that were so close to the exam and fantastic explanations to help understand my mistakes.

Your questions are by far the closest to medical school finals and I have tried all the other Qbanks. A good mix of the common things and the specialised information.Thanks again for helping me get through my last few years at med school!

We often learn more from our mistakes so knowing both why the right answer is right and why the wrong answers are wrong has been really helpful. Videos are really engaging and I love the way you explain things in the webinars.

Awesome site, you've saved my year.

I find the clinical Quesbook notes so good and are in a perfect amount of detail and I also love the questions as they are slightly harder, which makes doing them more useful. Just thought I would let you guys know how grateful I am! 🙂

I think it provides something a lot of other question banks don't, as many of the questions mimic the difficulty and "tricksyness" of our finals. I really made sure that I was ready for the level of difficulty that would be in my finals.

Quesmed was the most similar to my medical school (Leeds) exam paper in terms of difficulty and presentation in the stem. I did other Qbanks, SBA books and quesmed (twice!) and yours was the best to help prepare me for my exams!

I scored 93% in my final SBA exam, very similar questions to Quesmed questions came up!

Honestly I found the question bank SO useful for my Finals preparation - it really helped consolidate my knowledge and I was averaging 300Q's per day in the run up to finals which really helped with my preparation.

My clinical partner who was a top 5 in the year scorer in preclinical exams only used other Qbanks throughout the year but I scored over 10% higher on finals. I put that down to the fact I used Quesmed and he didn't.

got a 64 avg for y4 then started quesmed and a 77 for final year!

I got my second year results last week and did so much better than I expected, considering the year before I couldn’t even pass my mock.. I ended up getting seventy something percent. One of my best ever investments!

The questions are great. I felt like I hit a wall while studying, I underperformed during an exam and it affected my self esteem. These difficult questions were frustrating at first but reignited my curiosity and desire to learn.

When I was on my hospice placement the doctor was so taken aback by my knowledge of anticipatory drugs he sent me home after an hour lol thank you guys!

The Quesmed app is very easy to use and user friendly. It works much better than other online Apps I have used for question practice.

I love the app and I wish I had started revision with Quesmed sooner. I will be returning for Part 2 and PACES.

Nice question explanations. Succinct and precise, making the answer very clear and easy to learn from. Thank you!

Excellent variety of medical cases in the videos. High quality model viva answers with detailed examiner commentary. Really high yield resource to prepare for PACES

The knowledge library section was really good, informative and succinct. I love the that it states what examination findings would be expected for a particular disease - I have not seen such a good resource for this on the market before! I also like the integration of the markscheme with each station - a good reminder of what is expected!

Good range of clinical questions that were very similar to the actual exam

I love the inclusion of the relevant textbook chapter at the bottom of each question. Helps me learn more about each topic after I complete the question.

It was great to have a bank of questions that were so close to the exam and fantastic explanations to help understand my mistakes.

The best resource I used for PLAB 1. Questions felt authentic and helped me master tricky topics quickly.

The scenarios and checklists were realistic when compared to the exam. Made my communication and clinical skills feel second nature.

I’ve used both the Qbank and the OSCE platform throughout medical school. It asks about topics from different angles, such as diagnosis and management, and the OSCE stations were a huge help practising with friends under timed conditions.

Lots of different SBA styles that need thinking in multiple steps to reach the answer, often harder than other popular question banks. And the platform is really user friendly.

I felt it was excellent, probably the most realistic question bank there is for medical students.

Having just passed, I can say Quesmed played a vital role in my revision. The two-part questions, working out the diagnosis before answering on management, are very similar to the style Nottingham uses.

The questions are a lot trickier than other banks, and the interface is much more streamlined. The OSCE practice, with its summary guides, really helped me pass my finals.

Honestly, I loved using Quesmed. It’s one of the best medical resources out there, especially the textbook and the layout. It definitely helped me pass my year, and I’d 100% recommend it.

Quesmed was an excellent revision tool and a major part of my finals revision. The mock tests near the exam gave me a realistic picture of where I was. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to medical students.

I like how customisable it is, and that I can learn pre-clinical as well as clinical content. I also love being able to cross out answers, and I find the test mode very useful close to exams.

I found it useful. The medical statistics section was very useful for my critical appraisal exam.

A really great tool for revision. I specifically liked the SBA questions and the Quesbook explanations. Overall, really easy to use and a great resource, and I very rarely came across questions I disagreed with.

The explanations of the answers. The difficulty is so on point, neither too hard nor too easy.

The level of difficulty, as well as the wide range of categories available, which are much more specific than on other platforms.

A really good interface, lots of good questions and good flashcards.

I really like the group study feature, and that we can use the mic on the website to discuss the questions from home.

I really love the Quesmed platform for revision, and the questions are super helpful.

I particularly liked the Quesbook. It has great detail on a wide range of topics, and it’s helped me understand much more about medicine than some other educational platforms.

I’ve used Quesmed for the past year to prepare for my third-year and now fourth-year exams. Overall it’s been a really good revision tool that has aided my learning.

I enjoyed it and would recommend it to any student sitting medical finals.

I love Quesmed so much, honestly one of my favourite med revision resources. I’ll definitely be resubscribing when I’m studying again.

I just want to say how useful I found Quesmed for my exams, and I’ve recommended it to my friends. I’ll be using it again for exams in the future!

I thought it was great. Very useful questions, covering things I might not have come across otherwise.

The explanations under each answer, and being able to choose which concepts you want.

The question bank is very similar to my university’s question style. I enjoy the university-specific mock exams.

The topic selection and the questions themselves! The questions match fourth and fifth year better than other platforms.

I can select questions by topic and disease, and the explanations help too. The commenting feature allows more interaction and lets you get other people’s views. The Quesmed platform is brilliant.

The abundance of questions helped me prepare efficiently for my Year 2 exams, as the information was contextualised and delivered in an exam format. The flashcards were also useful for my ‘less intense’ revision days.

I really like it. I find the flashcards based on the content unique.

I really liked the flashcards. They are very concise and a nice way to revise after a long day on placement, when you are too tired to think through questions.

The Quesbook has been a great resource through previous years, as the information is concise and well organised. The question bank reflects real exam questions and helped massively in preparing for my first year of clinical exams.

I enjoyed using Quesmed. The platform is easy to use and aesthetic, and the question bank questions were more similar to my university exam questions than other question banks. It was also nice to have the option of picking specific subtopics within topics.

The platform had good explanations of the reasoning behind the answers to clinical questions. Overall, it was very useful for consolidating my knowledge and increasing my confidence practising OSCEs.

The practice questions, and how they highlight what I don’t know. There’s a good mix of difficulty.

The PSA question bank was the main thing I used, and it was an invaluable resource.

I really like that Quesmed provides written, SBA and OSCE revision content all in one platform. The style of questions is more similar to my medical school’s question style. I liked the explanations of the questions and that I can include my own notes.

The separate GUM question bank, which other question banks don’t have.

Quesmed has helped me greatly with my learning, especially the question bank and videos.

It was a fabulous revision tool. The questions were very helpful in the final exam, and I’d absolutely recommend the app to juniors.

It’s definitely the questions. Such a wide variety at different levels. It’s a step up from other question banks, as it always explains why the other options are wrong.

Quesmed is an excellent revision tool. I mostly used it for the question bank, which is excellent, and I found the questions more varied and less about pattern recognition than other question banks. I also used some of the flashcards, which were good for bulk learning facts. Great customer service as well!

The platform was so good and got me through my exam season! I loved that I could access it wherever I was, and all the revision notes were really good too!

I found Quesmed extremely helpful during revision. The detailed clinical scenarios in the question bank were tricky at times, but that helped a lot with exam technique and applying the knowledge in the very thorough textbook. The OSCE stations were varied and realistic, with the mark scheme and walkthrough guide there whenever I was unsure, and they helped greatly for finals. A great resource I’d highly recommend to any medical student in their clinical years.

I like that we can do group Quesmed. Really good, thank you!

Doing questions by topic and the Quesmed tutorials are really useful for developing a foundation. The difficulty of the questions felt more reflective of what is expected in a medical school exam. The questions forced me to understand the content rather than simply picking the answer based on a buzzword.

I like the textbook, as it separates things well and you can test yourself by topic.

Explanations of not only the correct answer, but also the incorrect options, to deepen understanding.

I think the platform’s really good generally. The textbook is very useful and very good.

I thoroughly enjoyed using the platform, especially tracking my progress in different areas with past marks.

It’s a good level of difficulty. It makes you think, so you can apply your knowledge.

The option to create your own tests on whichever topics you want, and to choose whether they include questions you’ve never seen, answered incorrectly or answered correctly. I like the range of difficulties.

I thoroughly enjoyed using Quesmed for SBA revision. It helped me pass my finals!

Personally, I think the Quesmed question bank and OSCE resources are really good for finals. They really helped with my exams.

Peer teaching, and being able to study certain topics within a specialty, which other platforms don’t offer. I have thoroughly enjoyed learning with Quesmed.

You can do Quescards and learn the theory really well before practising the questions. It has a range of difficulty, easy and hard.

I loved Quesmed for both OSCE and MCQ revision for my finals, and I liked the ability to select difficulty levels.

I like how the app is laid out, with each condition broken down into sections.

The textbook is amazing, and so are the Quescards.

Quesmed was really good and a great tool, which I’ve recommended to friends in lower years.

I like the daily flashcards and the explanations given after each question.

I enjoyed using Quesmed. It was very good and useful, especially around exam season. I liked that you can repeat questions you’ve previously done, as it meant I could practise a lot for revision.

The new MLA content map questions feature is brilliant.

I love Quesmed, I’ve been using it for a good while now! Great questions, and the notes are really good too!

The questions are set at an appropriate difficulty for med school exams. They are relevant and have more of a clinical emphasis.

I really like the question types and explanations. I think the resource is great.

I thought Quesmed was a great revision tool. Compared with other question banks, it was probably the hardest, with the most focus on biomedical science and pathophysiology.

Reviewing performance by specialty was really helpful for identifying gaps in my knowledge, and being able to reset my answers at exam time helped me see where I’d improved.

The question banks are split into topics, so I can focus on the areas that need improvement.

I really liked the whole platform. All round, it was my favourite platform to study with.

Good spaced repetition with flashcards for daily revision, and the questions really stretch your ability. They’re a suitable level for medical school exams.

I think the Quesmed platform is a very useful and engaging tool, and it’s more user friendly than other similar platforms.

I think Quesmed is great as an end-of-year resource. It’s the best question bank to get you up to a high standard.

I found the platform really useful for my finals revision, particularly how well the iOS app was developed. It made it really easy to do revision on the go. It was a great resource!

I really like the accessibility of the platform. I found it engaging, easy to use and easy to track my progress, and the explanations really helped me complete my notes.

I recently started using Quesmed after using another question bank last year, and I definitely prefer Quesmed because the questions are broken down into specialties and it’s very easy to select and remove certain conditions within a specialty.

I really enjoyed Quesmed. The website is very user friendly, and a big thing I found useful was being able to filter the questions from easy to difficult. I’ll definitely be using it again when I start 5th year.

I really like Quesmed as a revision tool. I enjoy the layout, and I mainly use the clinical question bank.

I really like the friend feature, where you can do a quiz with your friends.

I like the question bank, and being able to pick up a run of questions later if I don’t finish in one sitting. The walkthrough guides on the OSCE stations are good too. It got me through finals.

The OSCE practice is really good! The question banks are really helpful, especially since they’re divided into topics, so you can work on each topic or do questions generally. There’s a mix of easy and hard questions that’s representative of the exams.

I thought it was amazing. The questions are so valuable, and it’s kind of addictive, so it really encourages you to revise. The OSCE stuff is so helpful as well. I can’t recommend it enough.

The platform was so good for my revision. I’ve recommended it to the students in the year below me because it was so useful!

I’ve been using Quesmed for years and found it a great revision tool, with really good detailed explanations in the textbook. The OSCE platform has very useful, challenging stations.

The question bank really helped me with my exams last year. I particularly liked being able to do questions by topic, which helped solidify my learning in the build-up to exams. A very wide range of questions covering various topics.

I used it mainly for OSCEs in final year and the platform is brilliant: reviews, initial diagnosis, difficult communication scenarios. The mark schemes are very close to what my university expects.

I mainly used the OSCE function with friends, and it was very good.

I loved the platform and passed my OSCEs. It was definitely an excellent tool.

It’s a great platform for practising OSCEs. It helped me a lot for my exam.

The question bank, but also the OSCE stations, are fantastic!

The OSCE station feature is something unique to Quesmed. I used it a lot for my own OSCE preparation, since it helped me practise alone in my spare time while timing myself and covering a lot of content.

I really benefited from Quesmed. In particular, the OSCE cases were extremely beneficial.

I liked Quesmed a lot! I particularly liked the practice OSCE stations.

It’s really helped guide my revision when I didn’t know where to start. I’ve recommended it to quite a few people on my course, and it’s been widely used!

I was still in my pre-clinical year, but I found the mock test written for my own medical school really useful. Just keep it up!

The question banks and explanations cover a wide variety of topics. I also like seeing the comments on questions, asking my own, and exploring the reasoning further.

The Quescards in the daily feed mean I can always do some quick practice, and the university-specific mock is really useful.

I’ve been really enjoying it. It has definitely made studying a lot easier!

I used it for my second-year exams and found it super useful, with good questions and an easy format to navigate. I’ll definitely be using it again.

I really enjoy the comment section, which is a lovely place to share ideas. The layout is very user friendly and aesthetically pleasing, which helps when using the app for hours at a time. Questions are divided clearly into conditions within each system, so it’s easy to focus my revision.

I think Quesmed is an excellent revision tool. The questions and the textbook, which I particularly like, are very high quality. Quesmed covers such a breadth of things too, including clinical skills and prescribing assessment mocks, all of which I used and found useful.

Quesmed is an excellent supplement for guideline-based learning, as the content is quite extensive and the explanations for questions are very good. In my opinion, it’s one of the better question banks for answer explanations.

The variety of questions, and getting to pick a certain topic. A good level.

I really like how you can dive into each system, from cardio to GI, and focus on specific areas in detail. A wide range of questions, and quite similar to exams. An amazing platform which I couldn’t have passed my exams without.

A clear, user-friendly layout with a good variety of question difficulty. The explanations are succinct and relevant, and I like how the textbook breaks each topic into collapsible sections like diagnosis and investigations.

A good format with good detail in the answers. It’s on par with other question banks, with a textbook I’d rate ten out of ten.

Easy to use, and the textbook gives a comprehensive summary of each topic. I can do the questions that relate to what I’ve just read and mark sections complete as I go. I definitely feel more prepared, and I’ll keep using it for my revision.