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You've made it through two years of medical school. Step 1 is about demonstrating what you know, not re-learning it. We pinpoint the discipline gaps in your clinical reasoning so you can focus your review time where it matters most.
280 questions over 8 hours. A single integrated exam covering every foundational medical science. Full coverage of every discipline with clinical vignette questions.
General and systemic pathology, disease mechanisms, morphologic changes, lab findings
Drug mechanisms, side effects, interactions, therapeutic applications across organ systems
Gross anatomy, embryology, neuroanatomy, clinical correlations
Molecular biology, metabolic pathways, enzyme kinetics, genetic disorders
Bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, immune mechanisms, vaccines
Organ system physiology, homeostasis, cellular mechanisms, clinical physiology
Epidemiology, study design, ethics, patient communication, biostatistical methods
Static question banks give you volume. We give you an analytics-driven system that identifies your exact weak spots across all seven disciplines — so you invest your review time where it has the most impact.
Every question presents a patient scenario — 'A 45-year-old woman presents with...' — matching the exact format of the real Step 1 exam.
Practice the core Step 1 skill: diagnose the condition, then identify the underlying mechanism. Both steps must be correct.
Questions that cross discipline boundaries — pathology meets pharmacology meets physiology — the way Step 1 actually tests you.
Questions matched to your demonstrated ability on each discipline. The system keeps you working at the difficulty level where your review time produces the most improvement.
Every wrong answer is analyzed for the underlying cause — was it the diagnosis step or the mechanism step? — so you address the actual gap instead of re-reviewing material you already know.
After every session: which disciplines were targeted, what reasoning gaps were identified, and where to focus next.
Step 1 moved to Pass/Fail scoring — but that makes disciplined preparation more critical, not less. Failing means months of additional study and delayed clerkships. Identify and close every discipline gap before test day.
280 questions. 8 hours. Real conditions. Take full-length practice exams that mirror the actual Step 1 — and get a detailed discipline-level breakdown of your performance afterward.
Run a free diagnostic across all seven disciplines. Then receive a focused review plan that targets your specific gaps — designed to make the most of your available study time.
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