For international medical graduates
MedReady is an affordable prep platform and community for international medical graduates. Practise with questions checked by credential-verified physicians, follow a clear licensing pathway for your country, and learn alongside people who have been exactly where you are.
Free during the beta. No card needed.
Reviewed by a verified physician
Why MedReady exists
Leading question banks for exams like the USMLE and MCCQE cost hundreds of US dollars for a few months of access, on top of exam fees that can pass a thousand dollars for a single sitting. Many graduates are between jobs while they prepare.
Each country splits its pathway across regulators, exam bodies and verification services. It is easy to lose months to one missed step.
Free material is everywhere, but it rarely says who checked it, against which guideline, or when.
Far from family, often far from anyone who has done it before. Good advice depends on who you happen to know.
How MedReady works
Every question shows its review status. Once a credential-verified physician approves it, you see who reviewed it and the guideline the answer relies on. Anything not yet checked says so, plainly.
Licensing routes for nine countries, researched from official sources: what each step is, who runs it, where people get stuck and what it opens up.
Discuss every question once you have answered it. Share what helped. When you pass, turn around and help the person one step behind you.
Free during the beta. Review status, reporting, discussions and your own data are never behind a paywall.
The trust loop
Medical content goes out of date and people make errors. What matters is how fast a mistake is found and fixed. Every question on MedReady goes around this loop.
Answer keys stay hidden until you commit to an answer.
Review status, the reviewer's credential and the guideline, on every question.
One tap sends it to the physician review queue for that exam.
They approve, correct or retire the question, and record why.
You are told what happened. The next learner gets the corrected version.
Everyone has a role
International medical graduates and final-year students
Licensed doctors, verified for the exam track they review
Moderators from the community
Licensing pathways
Step-by-step routes for international medical graduates, checked against official sources, with the challenges of each step and the doors it opens.
Every graduate who gets licensed becomes a doctor somebody depends on: in a clinic, on a night shift, in a town that struggled to hire one. Helping each other through these exams is one of the most direct ways we know to serve people.
No. MedReady is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the MCC, ECFMG, NBME, GMC, AMC, SCFHS or any other regulator or exam body. We link to official sources so you can check everything yourself.
Questions are written for MedReady, and every one shows whether a physician has checked it. Until a credential-verified physician approves a question, it carries a plain label: "Written with AI assistance. Not yet checked by a physician." We never use real exam questions or recalls.
Before a physician can approve anything, their credential is checked against the public register for the exam track they review. Verification is per track, so a reviewer for one exam cannot approve questions for another.
We are starting with one exam in a closed beta and opening others as verified physicians join each track. You can join the waitlist for the others in the app.
No. The guide works from MedReady's researched pathway notes and links to official sources, but rules change. Always confirm with the regulator before you pay a fee or book an exam.
No, and please do not. Sharing real exam content breaks exam rules and can cost people their licence. Our stewards remove it.
Nothing during the beta. Safety features such as review status, reporting and discussions stay free afterwards too.
Find your country's pathway, ask the guide what comes next, or start practising in the beta.