Built by doctors,
for doctors.
A focused MCCQE Part 1 question bank built and refined by clinicians - reviewed by qualified doctors and continuously improved with feedback from every cohort of candidates who sit the MCCQE Part 1.
Built around one editorial standard.
Passmed is the dedicated MCCQE Part 1 preparation platform built by Passmed - a medical exam prep team that's been serving postgraduate doctors since 2017. We focus exclusively on the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part 1 - the gateway exam for international medical graduates seeking LMCC and Canadian residency.
What sets us apart is what happens after every exam cohort. We continue to improve and refine our question banks based on the feedback we get from candidates who've just sat the exam - what came up, what didn't, what tripped them up. What you say matters, and we build off our community.
The editorial bar hasn't changed: every question is reviewed by qualified doctors in the relevant specialty before publication, with content mapped to the official MCC examination blueprint and revised continuously based on exam-taker feedback.
The principles behind every question.
Clinical accuracy first
Every explanation is sourced from current Canadian clinical guidelines (Canadian Medical Association, RxTx, CPS) and quality medical literature, and reviewed by qualified doctors before publication. No outdated content. No invented teaching points.
Time-respecting
Trainees and students don't have spare hours. Our analytics, adaptive sessions, and weak-topic tracking exist to make every minute of revision count.
Curriculum-driven
We only include questions on the official MCC examination blueprint and MCC Examination Objectives. If it's not relevant to the MCCQE Part 1, it's not in our bank. No filler, no chaff.
Supporting doctors across 6 countries.
Passmed serves medical students and doctors-in-training in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, the Philippines, and South Africa - across the major postgraduate pathways and medical school finals.
What started as a single question bank in South Africa in 2017 has grown into a multi-market platform with one editorial standard: every question is reviewed by qualified doctors in the relevant specialty, mapped to the official CMSA, HPCSA, or equivalent national curriculum, and revised continuously based on exam-taker feedback.
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Built for IMGs and Canadian graduates sitting the MCCQE Part 1.