Yes - Passmed works on any device with a modern browser. Your progress, flagged questions, and analytics sync across all devices. We ask that you don't share login credentials, as simultaneous active sessions from multiple locations may flag your account.

Our editorial process is built around clinical review. Every question is reviewed by qualified doctors before publication, with revision based on exam-taker feedback and MCC examination blueprint updates. Content is mapped to the current MCC Examination Objectives and revised continuously - we don't run a fixed annual cycle, we update banks as soon as feedback or curriculum changes warrant it.

We focus on the MCCQE Part 1 examination - the multiple-choice exam required for Canadian licensure (LMCC) and a Canadian residency match. Medical school finals banks are in development. NAC OSCE prep is not currently in our scope. The exam list is being finalised; see our exams page.

Passmed is a question-based revision platform for the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part 1 - the qualifying exam for Canadian medical graduates and IMGs seeking the LMCC and Canadian residency. We focus exclusively on the MCCQE Part 1, with thousands of SBA questions reviewed by qualified doctors and mapped to the current MCC examination blueprint and MCC Examination Objectives.

Yes - we offer a free 14-day institutional pilot covering up to 10 seats so faculty can evaluate the platform before committing. Email institutions@passmed.com to set one up.

Within 14 days of paid purchase, and provided you have answered fewer than 50 questions in total (across trial and paid) : yes, full refund via your Order History. Outside those limits: we can't always refund the full amount, but email us and we'll work out a partial refund or credit.

Nothing automatic - we don't charge you. You'll receive an email reminder when your trial is ending. To continue, choose a paid plan from your account. If you don't, your account stays free with limited demo access; you can still log in to see your progress.

Yes - we offer a 14-day money-back guarantee from your paid purchase date. You can request a refund from your account under Order History, provided you have answered fewer than 50 questions in total (across trial and paid) . Refunds are processed to your original payment method within 10 business days. App Store purchases (Apple or Google) must be refunded through the relevant app store directly.

We accept all major Canadian debit and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), international cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Payments are processed by Stripe in CAD, with 3D Secure where your bank requires it. Prices are shown in CAD inclusive of 5% GST (HST in some provinces) where applicable; we also display US Dollar equivalents for reference. International cards will be converted to CAD at your card issuer's exchange rate.

For individual subscriptions, the 6-month tier already gives the best per-month value. Hospitals, training networks, and bridging programs can access cohort licences at flat per-seat rates - email institutions@passmed.com.

Yes. The MCCQE Part 1 bank includes a 7-day free trial with full access - no credit card needed. You'll be prompted to choose a paid plan when your trial ends. If you don't, your account stays free with limited demo access.

Passmed is offered in four subscription lengths: 1, 2, 3, and 6 months. Prices are shown in Canadian Dollars with US Dollar equivalents for international applicants. The 6-month tier offers the best per-month value - see the pricing page for current rates.

Yes. The MCCQE Part 1 is a single-best-answer MCQ exam - our questions match that format exactly, including the case-based clinical scenarios and short stem-based questions that appear on the real exam. Where the real exam includes media (images, ECGs, X-rays, lab results), we include those too.

We base our content on the official blueprint and curriculum for each exam - only directly relevant questions are included. For the MCCQE Part 1 we align to the current MCC examination blueprint and MCC Examination Objectives. Every question is categorised by subject and subtopic so you can track performance across every area.

Continuously. Each bank has an editorial lead who reviews flagged questions weekly, incorporates user feedback, and updates content when the MCC examination blueprint changes. We maintain a public changelog per bank visible inside your account.

Every question includes the correct answer and a detailed teaching-point explanation - rooted in current Canadian clinical guidelines (Canadian Medical Association, RxTx, CPS) and the MCC examination blueprint, and reviewed by qualified doctors. Not a one-liner: a proper teaching point that explains why the right answer is right and the distractors are wrong.

There's nothing to cancel in the traditional sense - every subscription is a one-off purchase for a fixed duration with no auto-renewal. You won't be charged again at the end of your paid period. Your access simply ends on the date shown in your account, and you can choose whether to renew. If you want to request a refund within 14 days of your paid purchase, see "Can I get a refund?" below.

We don't currently offer subscription pausing. Since every subscription is a one-off purchase with no auto-renewal, your access continues to the end date shown in your account regardless. If you have specific circumstances (e.g. exam postponement, illness, parental leave) where you'd like an extension or credit, email us and we'll work something out.

Click Log in, then Forgot password? and enter your email. You'll receive a reset link within a few minutes. If it doesn't arrive, check your spam folder or email support@passmed.com.

Click Sign Up Free on any exam page or from the homepage. You can register with email or Google. You'll have full access for 7 days - no card needed at signup. After your trial, choose a paid plan to continue.

Yes. Our standard DPA is included with every institutional contract and is available for review during procurement. If your institution has specific clauses, our legal team can review additions on request.

Yes. Institutional licences are invoiced annually with 30-day payment terms. We accept EFT in CAD. SWIFT transfers also accepted for international institutions.

Yes. We're compliant with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). Trainee data is processed under our Data Processing Agreement (DPA), which we provide on request. Our processing aligns with the ten Fair Information Principles in PIPEDA Schedule 1, with particular emphasis on Consent, Limiting Use/Disclosure/Retention, Safeguards, and Individual Access. For institutional cohorts, we can also sign customised DPAs, confidentiality agreements, and provincial-law variances (e.g. PHIPA-compliant addenda for Ontario teaching hospitals).

Yes. Passmed covers the MCCQE Part 1 - the single qualifying exam for IMGs seeking LMCC and Canadian residency. Pricing is per-seat across your cohort regardless of which doctors are using the platform at any time.

Annual per-seat licence covering all exams in your scope. Volume discounts kick in at 25, 50, and 100 seats. Email institutions@passmed.com with your cohort size and exam mix for a tailored quote.

Email institutions@passmed.com with your institution's name, the exams your cohort sits, and the approximate number of seats you need. We'll send a quote within 1 working day.

Yes. Institutional licences include MCCQE Part 1 access for all enrolled trainees. The faculty dashboard reports cohort performance against the MCC examination blueprint and MCC Examination Objectives, with per-discipline breakdowns to help you target weak areas in your bridging program.

Yes. We offer seat-based licences for medical schools, hospital training networks, provincial health authorities, and CaRMS-matched training programs. Includes a faculty dashboard, cohort reporting by exam and topic, and tools to assign question sets to students or trainees. See the institutions page for details.