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structured practice questions spanning all 19 MBBS subjects. Each question is mapped to an NMC competency code and deep-links to the chapter section that explains the concept. Practice by subject, by exam pattern, or by topic.

practice questions across 19 subjects

Questions are written by practising NHS clinicians and UK trainees, checked against NMC, ICMR and WHO guidance. Every MCQ has a full explanation and a direct link to the relevant chapter section, so a wrong answer always shows you exactly where to read next.

The bank covers all 19 subjects across Pre-clinical, Para-clinical, and Clinical phases. Filter by subject, year, exam type, or competency code. Use exam simulation mode to practise under real NEET-PG timing: 180 questions in 3 hours 30 minutes.

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    clinician-written MCQs

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    MBBS subjects covered

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    chapters with NMC competency codes

Breadth is the challenge, coverage is the answer

Every MCQ in MedNext is grounded in a specific NMC competency. When you answer incorrectly, the explanation links directly to the chapter section that covers that concept. This closes the loop between practice and understanding, which is what high-stakes exams reward.

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How questions are made

Each MCQ is authored by a practising NHS clinician or UK postgraduate trainee, then reviewed against NMC, ICMR and WHO guidance before publication. Questions include correct-answer rationale, distractor explanations, and the NMC code being tested.

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