Built for Indian MBBS students

Master the entire MBBS syllabus — without drowning in books.

MD19 brings together a 19-book e-library, an exam-tagged theory question bank, and a 10,000-question clinical MCQ qbank into one calm, focused study companion.

All 19 standard texts
State + year tagged
Star-rated revision
Search the entire MBBS syllabus
Mechanism of action of beta blockers
KD Tripathi · PharmacologyCh. 39

Block β1 receptors in myocardium → ↓ HR, ↓ contractility, ↓ AV conduction. Also ↓ renin release from JG cells.

Goodman & GilmanFlowchart
β1 block
↓ cAMP
↓ HR
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Standard textbooks indexed
10K+
Clinical MCQs with explanations
50K+
Theory questions tagged
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What you get

Three pillars. One streamlined study experience.

Every feature in MD19 is built around one question — does this help a student understand and revise faster?

01 — E-Library

Search across all 19 standard MBBS textbooks

Type any concept and instantly pull the relevant passages from every standard text — distilled into clear summaries enriched with flowcharts, tables and diagrams.

  • Unified search across the full MBBS syllabus
  • Auto-generated flowcharts, tables and visual aids
  • Side-by-side excerpts from multiple authors
Topic
Renal physiology — GFR regulation
SourceMechanismEffect on GFR
GuytonAfferent arteriole constriction
GanongEfferent arteriole constriction↑ (then ↓)
SembulingamTubuloglomerular feedbackAuto-regulated

Auto-compiled tables and flowcharts let you compare authors in seconds.

02 — Theory Exams

A question bank built for the way exams actually work

Browse by Subject → Chapter → Essays / Shorts / Very Short Answers. Every question is tagged with the state and year it appeared, then star-rated by frequency so you know what truly matters.

  • 10-mark essays, 4-mark shorts and 2-mark VSAs
  • State + year repetition tags on every question
  • Smart star ratings to prioritise your revision
Pathology · Inflammation
Essay · 10 marks

Define inflammation. Describe the cellular events of acute inflammation. Add a note on chemical mediators.

TN 2024KA 2023MH 2022KL 2022AP 2021TN 2020KA 2019
10m
Essays
4m
Shorts
2m
VSAs
03 — Clinical MCQs

10,000 clinical MCQs with deep explanations

A curated qbank that goes beyond right and wrong — every question is accompanied by a structured explanation that teaches the underlying concept, not just the answer.

  • 10,000+ clinically-oriented MCQs
  • Detailed reasoning for each option
  • Track weak areas and revise in cycles
Clinical MCQ · Cardiology
Question 4,218 of 10,000

A 58-year-old man presents with sudden chest pain radiating to the jaw. ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III, aVF. Which artery is most likely occluded?

ALeft anterior descending
BRight coronary artery
CLeft circumflex
DLeft main
Explanation · Inferior wall MI (II, III, aVF) is most often caused by RCA occlusion in right-dominant circulation, supplying the inferior LV and SA/AV nodes.
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