Master every Medical school subject. All in one place.
Thousands of exam-style questions, AI explanations on demand, spaced repetition, and OSCE prep. Built by Ghanaian doctors for Ghanaian medical students.
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Topics
Master every MBBS subject. All in one place.
Each topic has thousands of board-style questions, AI-generated explanations with diagrams, and spaced-repetition review built in.
Gross & Regional Anatomy
Cross-sections, embryology, vascular territories with labelled diagrams.
Systemic Pathology
Histopathology images, clinical correlations, and pattern recognition.
Clinical Pharmacology
Mechanisms, side effects, and Ghana-relevant drug protocols.
OSCE Simulator
Step-by-step clinical stations with examiner mark schemes.
Student transformation
From failed Part 1 to passed first attempt.
Drag the slider to see what 12 weeks on Medpass looks like for a real student.Tap to compare 12 weeks on Medpass for a real student.
- Pathology mock
- 38%
- Pharmacology mock
- 44%
- Study hours/wk
- ~10 (passive)
- Confidence
- "I might fail."
- Pathology mock
- 38%
- Pharmacology mock
- 44%
- Study hours/wk
- ~10 (passive)
- Confidence
- "I might fail."
- Pathology mock
- 82%
- Pharmacology mock
- 76%
- Study hours/wk
- 14 (active recall)
- Confidence
- "I knew I would pass."
Composite based on 24 closed-beta students between Oct 2025 and Apr 2026.
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Loved by students
Real students. Real pass rates.
I was sure I would fail Part 1 again. Two months on Medpass and I scored 78%. The AI explanations made every wrong answer a learning moment. I finally understood pharmacology instead of just memorising it.
Pharmacology used to be my worst subject. The spaced repetition meant I actually remembered drug mechanisms weeks later. I went from 44% to 76% in two months.
My study group of 8 split the cost of the annual plan. We all passed. Best investment we made. The OSCE simulator alone was worth every cedi.
Where Medpass alumni practice today
Self-reported by Medpass students currently in housemanship or post-housemanship roles.