Banks
High-yield MCQs
Single-best-answer items with a worked explanation and the reasoning that rules out each distractor.
Every chapter
FCPS/MD Medicine Part 2 preparation
High-yield Part 2 MCQs, timed mock exams and per-chapter analytics. Written and reviewed by clinicians who have passed the papers you are preparing for.
Three sample FCPS/MD questions, with full explanations. No sign-up.
Passive reading tells you what you recognise. Answering questions under time tells you what you can retrieve. CliniEd is built entirely around retrieval.
01
Every item is written as a clinical stem with four plausible distractors, not a fact to recognise.
02
Question mixes are built from the last five years of published FCPS/MD Part 2 papers.
03
Accuracy by topic and seconds per question — the two numbers that predict a pass.
Demo question · Electrolytes (hypokalemia)
Question 1 of 3A 40-year-old man reports several months of generalised fatigue and muscle weakness. Blood pressure is persistently 155/95 mmHg, heart rate 80 bpm and regular; the rest of the examination is unremarkable.
Which of the following is the most likely explanation for this presentation?
Six tools, one workflow.
Banks
Single-best-answer items with a worked explanation and the reasoning that rules out each distractor.
Every chapter
Mocks
Full-length papers at real exam pace, scored against the cohort sitting the same paper.
4 full-length papers
Archive
Original questions written against the points each previous sitting commonly tested — never reproduced papers.
2021 onward
Revision
One page per topic, written to answer the question rather than cover the subject.
Printable
Analytics
Weak topics, pacing faults and a trend line across every paper you sit.
Per attempt
Coverage
Fifteen chapters of the Medicine Part 2 theory paper, mapped to the current curriculum.
15 chapters
Every answer is scored by topic and by timing. Switch the view to see how the same attempt reads three different ways.
Cardiology and renal are carrying the score. Endocrine is the paper you would lose.
Endocrine is not only the weakest topic, it is the slowest. Time is being spent where it is not being scored.
The trend line is the only figure that survives a bad morning. It is going the right way.
Mock 04 · 3h 20m
68% overall accuracy
Mock 04 · 3h 20m
60s average per question
Four full-length papers · last 90 days
+17 points since Mock 01
Chapter quizzes, completion rates and individual progress — reported per candidate, per chapter.
Chapter quiz score breakdowns showing where candidates struggle.
| Candidate | Correct | Incorrect | Hints | Time | Points | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AS Ayesha Siddiqui Cardiovascular system | 24 | 6 | 1 | 49m 05s | 79 | Pass |
| BA Bilal Ahmed Renal & electrolytes | 26 | 4 | 0 | 45m 34s | 85 | Pass |
| HK Hira Khan Endocrinology | 29 | 1 | 3 | 56m 12s | 94 | Pass |
| UT Usman Tariq Neurology | 18 | 12 | 8 | 1h 01m 45s | 67 | Fail |
| FN Fatima Nawaz Respiratory medicine | 22 | 8 | 2 | 52m 18s | 74 | Pass |
What share of the cohort finishes each chapter, and where they drop off.
Catch a candidate falling behind before the mock does it for you.
Ayesha Siddiqui
Candidate ID · 34967
a.siddiqui@clinied.pk
Three real items from the bank, with the full explanation and the reasoning that rules out each distractor. No sign-up.