Studying for medical school exams has always been extensive and time-consuming. Not only is the syllabus comprehensive but the plethora of question banks available can cause a lot of confusion. However, none of these resources and question banks are designed to cater to the exam preparation of students in Pakistani medical universities. Throughout my medical school journey, I have often found myself lost in unorganized past papers, trying to figure out the content or answers to the questions. When preparing for my AKUH internship exam I knew I did not have enough time to spend collecting past papers myself and that is when MedAngle really helped me. Using the MedAngle smart-sets not only helped me in learning things quicker than I usually did but also saved me a lot of time. I was able to keep track of my progress and felt well prepared before exam day which was honestly a blessing. I wish I used MedAngle in my early years of medical school, it would’ve definitely saved me a lot of time and hassle. I would strongly recommend it to students like me who use past papers to reinforce learned concepts and prefer a standardized and user-friendly question bank that can make their study sessions easier.