MCCQE Part 1 prep that fits in your pocket

The MCCQE Part 1 is the gate every Canadian-trained doctor walks through — and the commercial question banks guarding it cost hundreds of dollars a year. MediLingo takes a different route: gamified, high-yield MCCQE prep with lessons you can finish between patients, head-to-head duels with classmates, and streaks that keep you coming back.

3,900+ exam-style questions, AI-generated and cross-checked against current guidelines, with expert human review in progress. And if you're a medical student in one of 72 eligible developing countries, it's free — permanently. Western subscriptions fund the free tier.

Exam at a glance

How MediLingo prepares you

Sample questions

A 58-year-old man has crushing retrosternal chest pain for 40 minutes. ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III, and aVF. PCI is available within 120 minutes. Best reperfusion strategy?

A Thrombolysis now
B Primary PCI ✓ Correct
C Heparin infusion and observe
D Urgent CABG

Explanation: Inferior STEMI. Primary PCI is preferred when first-medical-contact-to-device time is ≤120 minutes.

A 24-year-old woman, G1P0 at 34 weeks gestation, has BP 162/104, proteinuria, and headache. Most definitive management?

A Labetalol and discharge
B Expectant management to 37 weeks
C Delivery ✓ Correct
D Nifedipine alone

Explanation: Severe preeclampsia. Delivery is the definitive treatment; stabilize first with magnesium sulfate and antihypertensives.

A 9-month-old has a barky cough, inspiratory stridor at rest, and low-grade fever. Best initial management?

A Nebulized salbutamol
B Single-dose dexamethasone ✓ Correct
C Amoxicillin
D Chest X-ray

Explanation: Croup. A single dose of dexamethasone (0.6 mg/kg) is first-line; add nebulized epinephrine if moderate–severe.

Frequently asked questions

Is MediLingo really free?

Free for medical students in 72 low- and lower-middle-income countries. Paid subscriptions elsewhere fund the free tier.

Who writes the questions?

Our question bank is AI-generated, then cross-reviewed by a second medical AI layer against established clinical guidelines and reputable medical literature. Expert human review is currently in progress.

How are the questions made?

Our question bank is AI-generated, then cross-reviewed by a second medical AI layer against established clinical guidelines and reputable medical literature. Expert human review is currently in progress — every question in the final bank will have passed two layers of review: medical AI and human expert.

How many MCCQE questions are there?

3,900+ and growing, across all 21 specialties in the MCCQE blueprint.

How is this different from the big question banks?

Micro-lessons, duels, streaks, and leaderboards — prep designed for the 5-minute gaps in your day, not hour-long sittings. And the free tier means your classmates everywhere can use it too.

Start free — no credit card. Duel a classmate tonight.

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