Content you can question.
You should be able to ask how a question was made, who checked it and what to do if it is wrong. This page answers all three, including the parts that are not finished.
What makes it different
Original, from first principles
Questions are drafted fresh from standard textbook knowledge, with AI assistance, and edited by our team. We do not copy a book, a website or a recalled paper.
A reason for every option
Each question explains why the right option is right and why each of the other three is wrong, so a wrong answer teaches something.
Mistakes are bugs
Report a problem under any question, and write to us through the contact page with the details. Corrected items are versioned so the fix is visible.
How it works
4 steps, in order.
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Draft
A question is drafted with AI assistance around one clear idea, with plausible distractors drawn from the same category.
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Edit and check
Our team edits the facts, options and reasoning, and automated checks look for repeats, missing reasons and ambiguous items.
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Publish with a status
Every item carries a visible review status. Today they read as awaiting independent expert review.
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Correct
When a problem is reported, the item is checked and fixed or removed, and the version changes.
Free and paid
What each plan includes.
| What | Free | Paid term |
|---|---|---|
| Explanations and reasons | Free for everyone | Free for everyone |
| Report a problem | Available on every question | Available on every question |
The full comparison is on the pricing page.
Honest limits
- Our questions have not yet been reviewed by independent medical faculty, and we do not claim they have. Publishing named reviewers is on the launch checklist.
- Treat NextPrep as practice, and check anything that matters against a standard textbook.
- We do not use leaked or recalled examination questions, and we do not republish past papers without permission. See the past-papers policy.
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Common questions
Who writes the questions?
They are original items drafted with AI assistance from standard textbook knowledge and edited by our team. We do not copy books, websites or recalled papers.
Have the questions been reviewed by experts?
Not independently yet. Each item is marked as awaiting independent expert review, and we do not claim otherwise. Naming reviewers is on our launch checklist.
Why explain every option?
Because a wrong answer should teach you something. Knowing why each distractor is wrong is often more useful than knowing the key.
Do you use previous-year or leaked questions?
No. We do not use recalled or leaked questions, and we do not republish past papers without permission.
What if I think a question is wrong?
Use Report a problem under it. We check it, correct or remove it, and the version changes.
How many questions are there?
The number changes as we add questions, so we do not print one here that would go out of date. Each subject page on the questions section shows the live count for that subject, and the bank is still growing.
How do you keep questions accurate over time?
Items are versioned. Guidelines change, so we avoid basing questions on numbers that change often and we revise items when they date.
Can I trust NextPrep for the exam?
Treat it as practice and revision, and check anything that matters against a standard textbook and the official notices.