Taking revision questions on the net is not a new idea. Tons of websites offer the same cookie cutter experience. However, at xamcram we’ve created a community driven learning experience around content that is truly exceptional.

Discuss:

We wanted a feature that allowed us to express our ideas on questions at the point of taking the tests. We hated going to another forum where discussions were taking place on revision content. Why not just build the discussions right into xamcram? You requested it, here it is:

We don’t always get things right. So here you can add a comment to content created by us and let us know what you think. If there’s a special reference that you think will be helpful to a lot of other users, go ahead and type it right in. We trust you to do the best thing for the entire community! Remember, xamcram is free and we’re looking for your help to make this a better experience for all.

You see that guy/doll Dr. Who ? - well, its one of the team members on xamcram thats actually locked inside our servers and who dishes out sounds answers on practically all of our revision questions. If you think he’s wrong, let him know.

References: In a field as intense as medicine. We decided to provide as detailed an answer we possibly could for all our revision questions. When we were taking the exams ourselves we wanted a resource that would associate a question with specific research papers - we never found one. But we’ve built one for you…

The references take you to the actual papers in Google Scholar that are relevant. If you find a paper thats absolutely important for the content and we missed it, just go ahead and add it in as a comment so that everyone can gain from the information.

Tags:

What are Tags?

Tags are nothing but words that describe topics of interest.

Finding anything in disciplines as varied and large as Surgery and Psychiatry is mind numbin, just try and use our competitor sites and you’ll know. Using tags we’ve allowed you to browse through our revision content in a jiffy. You can search by topic, by word, by subject or simply alphabetically. Just start typing in the search box provided and relevant results will dynamically appear:

It’s that easy!

Tags allow you to:

1. Identify a specific topic of interest to revise
2. Sort tests by topics of interest
3. Stay focussed on the topic you need to revise

Remember we’re adding thousands of questions to revise on xamcram - Tags are your friends, learn to use them on xamcram to make navigation a lot easier.