I never liked any aids to my medical studies. No channels, no videos, no short books, no MCQs/scenario books. Only my books and past papers or SEQs if I ever had time for them. But with MedAngle, I first time realized I need to try innovations if I want my medicine-related knowledge to be long-lasting and updated. The traditional "guidelines" we were told by seniors revolved only around 1 of the 4 parts of exams, THE SEQs. 3 others were left to face the luck, especially MCQs. But with MedAngle, I can practice and improve all 4 of them; MCQs, SEQs, Viva, and clinical skills. And the best part, along with being "institution-specific," is that It is for both modular and traditional systems. You have chapter-wise MCQs; you have topic-wise MCQs, so not only can you practice according to your system, but you can also practice the other one to taste its pros and cons as well. You have so many ways to revise a topic or a chapter that it polishes your concept like none other. In short, It's what the medicos were waiting for. The "All in One" platform. Despite all the goodies, it would have been more convenient if it had App too.