About meds.krd
meds.krd turns your college's lectures into short reading and practice, in the order you are taught them. It is made by a student, not run by the college.
Why it exists
Lectures are written by experts and read like it. Many students read them in a second language. And the week moves faster than anyone can reread.
So meds.krd cuts each lecture into short pages and questions, and brings back what you got wrong. The How it works page has the research behind each choice.
Decisions, and why
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Today shows one thing to do.
A list of nine is a list of none.
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Lectures show no part counts.
A big number makes people put a lecture off.
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When you practise, you say how sure you were.
A lucky guess and a sure answer should not come back on the same day.
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Every answer comes with a short why.
Knowing which option was right is not enough on its own. The why is what you take into the exam.
Who built it
Built by a medical student in Slemani, Arman ↗.
How this page is made
It is plain HTML and works without JavaScript. The page, its style and its one small script weigh about 34 KB, before the fonts. It has no tracking and loads nothing from another site.
Write to Arman
Or write to arman@byarman.site.