MBPrep/How answers are made
Answers you can trust.
Group chats give you three answers to one question. Here is exactly how MBPrep gets to one, and how you can challenge it.
From a scanned paper to a checked answer.
Five steps, the same for every school and every exam.
Recover
Past papers, mocks, posting tests and recalls are gathered and duplicates merged.
Organise
Each question is mapped to the official syllabus, topic by topic.
Solve
A full worked answer, written from standard textbooks and your lecturers' materials.
Check
A second, independent pass checks every answer before it's published.
Improve
Reported answers are reviewed, corrected and re-published.
Built on the books and the lectures.
- Standard textbooks for each subject
- Your department's lecture slides
- Answers linked to the lecture they draw on
Why, not just what.
- True/false explained statement by statement
- Why the right option beats each distractor
- Likely follow-up questions for essays
We say when we're not sure.
- Unclear questions are marked, not guessed
- Missing images are flagged
- Where a question came from is recorded for every answer
What a model answer looks like.
Sample written for this page.
Surgery · Trauma · Short note
Outline the primary survey of a patient with blunt abdominal trauma.
Structured the way examiners mark it, with the follow-ups they usually ask.
Found a mistake?
Tell us which question and what's wrong. Every report is reviewed, and corrected answers are re-published for everyone.
See it on a real question.
Open MBPrep in Telegram and answer today's drill. Every statement comes with its reasoning.