Medaro — help
How to use this site
A short tour of what Medaro does and how to get the most out of it. Everything here is free to use.
1. Browse subjects & chapters
Start at Subjects to pick an MBBS subject, or at Papers to browse previous Kerala MBBS question papers by year and phase. Opening a subject shows its chapters; opening a chapter shows the questions asked from it, year by year.
Each question lists how often it has repeated, so you can see at a glance which topics examiners keep coming back to. Use the bookmark icon to save papers you want to return to later.
2. Read the notes
Every question has a short answer-style note written for exam revision: what the question is asking, the key points the examiner expects, and the diagram or mnemonic worth drawing. Notes appear on question pages and inside chapter views.
Questions that cover the same topic are linked together, so if you finish one note you can jump straight to its repeats instead of searching for them again.
3. Use the study planner
The Exam page is a revision planner built from the site’s repeat data. Tell it your exam deadline and how much you can study each day, and it builds an autopilot schedule that orders topics by importance and repetition history — the topics that score marks first.
Each day you study, open the planner and check in: mark what you finished and it reshuffles the remaining days around what’s left. If you fall behind, the schedule adjusts instead of pretending you’re still on track.
4. Download PDFs
Every notes page and every chapter page has one download button. One tap produces a clean, print-ready PDF of exactly what you’re looking at — notes with diagrams, ready to read offline or print.
You can also build larger packs: from a subject page, choose several chapters or a year range and download them as a single file. Downloads are generated on the fly, so they always reflect the current notes.
About note accuracy
These notes are AI-generated study aids, not textbooks. They are written to help you revise quickly — they do not replace standard reference books, and they can contain errors.
Verify anything you’re unsure about against your standard textbooks, and if you spot a mistake, please report it so it can be fixed. Use these notes as a starting point for study, not the final word.