Professor mode · rolling out subject by subject
Professor mode: a mock exam that talks back
Your subject’s real exam, rebuilt: the parts it has, in the same order and with the same pass rules. The professor asks, listens to your answer, pushes with a follow-up, and grades you from 2 to 6.
Professor Ivanova
Which nerve passes through the foramen ovale?
Question 3 of 10 · 8:41
Which nerve passes through the foramen ovale?
The parts of the exam
Each subject has the parts its department actually examines, and you must pass each one to go on, as in the real thing.
- Stop-test
- Multiple-choice and short open questions. In some subjects it is a gate you must pass to go on.
- Practical
- Name the parts, place the electrodes, put the steps in order, then describe what you did.
- Slides
- A random slide under the microscope: focus it, then say what it is, the stain and what you see.
- Written
- A topic set for the room or drawn as a ticket, answered in full.
- Oral
- Draw your topics, make short notes, then talk them through while the professor asks follow-ups.
How it marks you
You answer out loud or by typing. Every answer is marked point by point against reference answers and key points written from the subject’s notes, and the professor follows up on what you left out. After the grade you get an item-by-item debrief: what you said against each key point, and what a top answer holds.
| Grade | Score |
|---|---|
| 6 | 90% and above |
| 5 | 80-89% |
| 4 | 70-79% |
| 3 | 50-69% |
| 2 | below 50%, or a part not passed |
A practice tool: it shows you where you stand, it does not predict your real grade.
Where it is available
Live now for Cytology, with more subjects added as their exams are rebuilt.
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